Batman

overlooking the city that he has protect for the last few years. This man to all of those who live in Gotham is known as the Batman. He has kept the streets of Gotham safe from the evil that our fair city possesses. From the elite people of Gotham to those in the Narrows, we give thanks to our beloved caped crusader for all his work for Gotham. There are those who believe that Batman is a another vigilante wearing a mask. Even Commissioner James Gordon many years ago stated these words about the caped

challenge to himself when he decided to make a sequel to Batman Begins. Usually, sequels do not surpass the original, and whatever followed Batman Begins seemed poised to fail compared to its predecessor. To answer the opening question, you make The Dark Knight, a movie that validated the superhero genre as a real, serious category and showed that sequels can outshine the original. The Dark Knight takes place after the events of Batman Begins. Batman (Christian Bale) has become a terrifying presence,

power of stories. The fact that they used the Batman character as their focus brings the power of stories into modern understanding. Although I feel they may have put a little too much focus on Batman as the driving Idea it is not really about Batman the actual character. As much as it is about the amazing people and their personal stories. The stories in this film are inspirational and amazing. The people that this movie is about either use the Batman character as an example to overcome a great struggle

with this movie start at an editing level, the movie is cut wrong. There seem to be key parts of the movie missing, mostly character development and motivations for the characters actions. The basic assumption the audience can make in the film is Batman and Superman are good, because that is what they are in every other form of media they are in, and that Lex Luthor is bad because of the same reasons. These editing issues also never establish a good pace, every scene doesn't matter because in a matter

with Bruce Wayne, Batman, recalling his parent’s murder. We are introduced to an older dark Batman who brands and kills criminals. Throughout the film, we are reminded of the destruction that superman has caused in Metropolis when he indirectly destroyed the city. Lex Luthor takes advantage of the situation by manipulating Batman to hate Superman (Clark Kent), and capturing Superman's mother forcing the heroes to fight each other. Furthermore, the character Bruce Wayne, in Batman v Superman (BVS)

there’s one thing that comes to mind: Batman. From the time I was a little girl watching the Batman movies, I have always supported the idea of a vigilante. To me, seeing Batman deliver justice on criminals had always been very exciting. As I grow older and wiser I’ve developed more of an understanding of the corruption that does destroy our justice system which makes me support vigilantism even more. Though real life isn’t quite as dramatic as the Batman movies, I like the idea of a masked vigilante

A Batman Comparison The two movies chosen were Batman and The Dark Knight. The character to analyze is Bruce Wayne/Batman. The analyzation will be on the interactions between characters and the actor’s portrayal of Bruce Wayne and Batman. The first movie, Batman, shows the beginning of the constant battles between the Joker and Batman. Actor Michael Keaton, portrays a Batman that is subdued in extra curriculars. Yes, there are dates that he goes on due to social expectations. The Bruce Wayne character

Gotham City is one of the most well-known cities to DC comic book readers and to any super hero enthusiast. It is the home of the eminent millionaire Bruce Wayne, otherwise known as his alter ego the Batman. His mission is to rid the many criminals that preside over Gotham and to bring these tyrants to justice. As he says in the Dark Knight film, “I’m going to show the people of Gotham that the city doesn’t belong to the criminals and the corrupt.” In one scene, Wayne speaks to a woman and she asks

Department or (GCPD), and Batman succeed and prevail, not falling back on their morals which include Batman’s one rule, which he does not break, which is “(Batman) never kill(s).” Overall, three situations that show the Joker’s defeat are the ferryboat situation, Batman not killing the Joker, and Harvey Dent becoming Two-Face in which Harvey Dent “dies a hero, or lives long enough to see himself become the villain.” One of the Joker’s great scenes in which he tries to put Batman to the test is in the

Most comic book movie don't live up the the hype, but after seeing the dark knight. It's very hard to not like this movie. Bruce Wayne (Batman) played by Christian Bale. We gain new insight into his motivations and the variables he must contend with in his role as protector of Gotham. The Joker played by Heath ledger is at his peak performance (sadly his death came just months before the movie released.) Also Commissioner Gordon played by Gary Oldman, slowly know he working with corrupt officers