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Wonder Woman Can one person create or stop the war? Wonder woman, directed by Petty Jenkin is a superhero origin movie where the main character Diana, the princess of Themyscira (Gal Gadot) is conflicted with this question. She believed that killing the God of war, Ares would stop the war. She is naïve and is unaware of the way of the society. The movie is set in the time of World War I which is favorable as it was a changing time of the history. The movie has a clear and simple plot. The performances

The recent Wonder Woman cinematic remake has made major waves as a prime example of the increasing feminist influence on modern society. Despite the story’s comic book origin, it contains many references and elements of ancient Greek myth. Mythology and other forms of storytelling have remained a constant reflection of societal values of that period, and remain so to this day. In the movie, Diana is a representation of ancient myth and the slow shift in societal preconceptions towards the ideology

Wonder Woman Finally Flying! When you think of superheroes you think of heroes such as Batman, Superman, or the Flash, but one hero that was left in the shadow was Wonder Woman. Wonder Woman has struggled for years to get off the ground even with her invisible jet. She has had this ongoing struggle because of her constant comparison with her male counterparts such as Batman, Superman, and the Flash. Although superheroes are fictional they all have their own unique backstories. Wonder Woman has

Throughout my research paper I am going to compare and contrast the differences between how everyday people look at a female superhero, like Wonder Woman, and male superhero, like Superman. In the paper, I would like to look at the differences in the amount of clothing Wonder Woman has on and the amount of clothes a male superhero normally has on. I would also like to look at the physical differences the two genders have when it comes to muscle physique. Another interesting topic to look at is how

worldwide just found their new favorite superhero. Wonder Woman, Amazonian Princess of Themyscira, daughter of Zeus, arguably one of the most contemporary and progressive heroes of our time. In her remarkable quest to save the world in the midst of World War I along with her partner Steve Trevor, Diana Prince becomes an unyielding symbol of the feminist movement and an advocate for love and hope. She is both vulnerably human and astonishingly superhuman. Wonder Woman is a force to be reckoned with. In line

was born his name was Stevland Hardaway Morris, and not even his mother expected his named to go down in musical history,”Stevie Wonder”. This great figure in music was a man with an early life an amazing career and a later life which even now hasn't ended (just saying he's only sixty-seven), but to find out about this wondrous musition you need to read on. Stevie wonder early years consisted of music from beginning to end. Stevie played the drums the harmonica and the piano before age ten. And at

The songs from World War I range from dark humor to sarcastic attempts to bitter complaints about soldier’s lifestyles during war. Based on what I’ve heard and read, most of the lyrics are propaganda for young men to join the war. These songs usually portray the conditions of soldiers in the war in a good light. Another significant portion are love songs that soldiers sing to remind them of their wife that they left at home with their children. Finally, a very small portion is the the anti-war songs

are always fashioned to be villains if they do not fall into the love interest role. Wonder Woman flips the

In what ways does Pattie Jenkins’ 2017 Wonder Woman eschew superhero stereotypes and present a strong female narrative? Although superhero movies have become some of the most popular and successful movie instalments of the 21st century most of these movies have been about men and focused on their trials and triumphs while also creating and perpetrating negative stereotypes of women. The female superhero movie falls into one of three categories: the victim, the tomboy and the bombshell. In the first

“Wonder Woman” (Princess Diana, played by Gal Gadot) is an awesome movie, with lots of action and great commentary by the writers and actors. The movie had something for everybody and did not just fall off like some other superhero movies have done. While my focus for this paper will be Diana, during this movie I was able to see that the cultural norms and social acceptance can shift a lot during war. The scene I feel reflects our studies in EWS 375 is when Diana is following the men through the