How Is Batman A Hero

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Yet again the Batman is here disguised as ‘The Dark Knight’, a couragous, considerate and cunning hero, who possesses the agility of a hawk eager to hunt. This film truly did not disappoint, and from explosive to heartbreaking scenes, The Dark Knight has it all. Christopher Nolan undoubtedly and astonishingly projected how destructive the convicts of Gotham City can be, specifically the pernicious Joker, an evil mastermind of destruction, power and insensitivity, who left the once peaceful city of Gotham into a forsaken demolishment of barren scraps, for an apocalyptic rollercoaster of emotional despair, hatred and dismay. Nevertheless, could the dignitary public hero Batman save the day from further corruption, rescuing the members of Gotham's…show more content…
To which I saw no faults. The movie was practically similar to living in my own world of action especially with the astonishing special effects, and really does fulfill your time, without a doubt. What really captured my attention was how even the almighty, dominant Batman found himself in deplorable life or death situations which affected not only his own continuation of life but also his one true love; does he perpetuate himself over the life of his lover? Or does he instead let her live? Which really does impact the audience, and floods in relief, for not having to live in the commiserable town of what is known as Gotham…show more content…
One of the uttermost distinct features of the film was how the essence of this motion picture was connoted. Was the message of the movie to remember your loved ones? To remember that all good is superior to evil? That the devious minds of criminals aren't as small as we think? Though one specific implication wasn’t completely apparent, I found that the idea of no bounds was actually a remarkably intelligent thing to do, as it creates this a film for anyone. Conjointly to being a film for everyone, The Dark Knight also covered a spectrum of genres to the extent that the whole family can watch with enjoyment. From thriller to adventure film, to crime fiction, to drama, to film noir; the Dark Knight, once again has it all. Which to a degree was quite unusual to the typical Batman films, usually being jam-packed with nothing but action, one of the many things that Nolan had successfully approached was taking a different turn by showing a range of emotions. In fact, The Dark Knight projects the emotion of love, suffering, and heartbreak intensely, which is quite ironic really, as the Batman himself carries the persona of being some what
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