American Sniper is a film that took place in Iraq War. Its about a man name Chris Kyle’s played by Bradley Cooper that was angered by an attack at the U.S. Embassy that killed many Americans, so he enlisted into the Military all he wanted to do is kill `enemies and he so happen to be a great Sniper Shooter so he went in as a Navy Seal and worked with the U.S. Marine Corp to protect his country and his wife Taya, played by Sienna Miller and his kids. Chris mission was to be a Sniper Shooter and protect
paper will reflect the comparing of two different forms of media promotion attached to American Sniper, by analyzing images in order to prove how rhetoric is used to appeal to audiences. First we will be discussing the original cover to the book American Sniper. By taking a quick glance at the cover, it’s clear that this book speaks with authority. The book cover has a lot of text, big bold font, a large sniper rifle near the bottom of the
American Sniper, 2014’s highest grossing film, featured Bradley Cooper as the late Chris Kyle, a veteran reputable for being the United States’ most lethal sniper in its military history. This film not only afforded international attention towards Chris Kyle, but also to his early death, caused by trivial means. Chris Kyle and his close associate Chad Littlefield volunteered February 2, 2013 to help Eddie Ray Routh, a Marine Corps veteran, deal with his Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) by taking
Family man, militarily hero, and America’s most craved individual presently. Chris Kyle, a former Navy SEAL, has an indubitable heroic history behind his life story. Notably, he was named “Most Lethal Sniper in U.S. Military History” after his most career sniper kills from 1999 to 2009 (Kyle & McEwen, 2012, p. 5-6). Chris served four combat tours in Operation Iraqi Freedom and elsewhere; for his bravery, he was deservingly awarded two Silver Stars, five Bronze Stars with Valor, two Navy and Marine