Dark Knight Rises Film Analysis
FILM ANALYSIS
The Dark Knight Rises
Director: Christopher Nolan
Genre: Action, Crime, And Thriller
Introduction:
The movie started with a short clip from the movie The Dark Knight, where Commissioner Jim Gordon had a short speech in Harvey Dent’s funeral saying: “I knew Harvey Dent, I was his friend and it will be a very long time before someone... Inspires us the way he did, I believed in Harvey Dent.”
Then a scene comes in where a black van carrying Dr. Pavel and a few mercenaries approach a small black plane and boards it, while in mid flight the CIA agent tries to interrogate the mercenaries and found out that with them, onboard the plane is the mercenary leader Bane. Bane said that it was part of his plan to be captured because Dr. Pavel refused their offer in favor of the CIAs. While they continued their conversation, a larger plane carrying Bane’s backup tailed them in mid flight, as their conversation continues, they were suddenly attacked from outside the plane, and Bane’s subordinates successfully hijacked the plane and entered it by breaching the end part of the plane. After Bane was secured they escaped along with Dr. Pavel and left the CIA plane to crash.
Plot Synopsis: Bane a brutally ruthless terrorist leader, executes a sinister plan to tear apart Gotham and Batman’s legacy piece by piece. Physically and spiritually pushed to the edge, Bruce Wayne must rediscover himself to “Rise” and save the city.
Theme:
A Tale of Two Cities The thematic similarity between Charles Dickens’ classic A Tale of Two Cities and The Dark Night Rises becomes apparent rather early. There are a raft of allusions and symbolic references to Dickens’ classic tale of a civilization that begins to tear itself apart from the inside.
Class Warfare One of the movie’s key themes is that of the class divide between the fortunates and the unfortunates that posits that, in the face of an ever-widening gulf between the rich and the poor, tensions will rise to an
The Dark Knight Rises
Director: Christopher Nolan
Genre: Action, Crime, And Thriller
Introduction:
The movie started with a short clip from the movie The Dark Knight, where Commissioner Jim Gordon had a short speech in Harvey Dent’s funeral saying: “I knew Harvey Dent, I was his friend and it will be a very long time before someone... Inspires us the way he did, I believed in Harvey Dent.”
Then a scene comes in where a black van carrying Dr. Pavel and a few mercenaries approach a small black plane and boards it, while in mid flight the CIA agent tries to interrogate the mercenaries and found out that with them, onboard the plane is the mercenary leader Bane. Bane said that it was part of his plan to be captured because Dr. Pavel refused their offer in favor of the CIAs. While they continued their conversation, a larger plane carrying Bane’s backup tailed them in mid flight, as their conversation continues, they were suddenly attacked from outside the plane, and Bane’s subordinates successfully hijacked the plane and entered it by breaching the end part of the plane. After Bane was secured they escaped along with Dr. Pavel and left the CIA plane to crash.
Plot Synopsis: Bane a brutally ruthless terrorist leader, executes a sinister plan to tear apart Gotham and Batman’s legacy piece by piece. Physically and spiritually pushed to the edge, Bruce Wayne must rediscover himself to “Rise” and save the city.
Theme:
A Tale of Two Cities The thematic similarity between Charles Dickens’ classic A Tale of Two Cities and The Dark Night Rises becomes apparent rather early. There are a raft of allusions and symbolic references to Dickens’ classic tale of a civilization that begins to tear itself apart from the inside.
Class Warfare One of the movie’s key themes is that of the class divide between the fortunates and the unfortunates that posits that, in the face of an ever-widening gulf between the rich and the poor, tensions will rise to an