Gotham Season 3 Analysis
Gotham City fell into the depths of hell this week. Gotham Season 3 concluded this week. They split the season finale into two episodes; both already stirring up expectations and assumptions. Spoiler Alert!
Season three has the largest list of A-list heroes from the DC Comic Universe introduced in Gotham thus far. It carries everyone's origin stories, from Gordon, Bruce Wayne, to the Penguin and Selina Kyle. The season ended with characters stabilizing their identities and those who couldn't have a stable sense of self, lost the battle. There is a huge emphasis that knowing yourself is the strongest ability one can have. Along with the moral messages, the episode was very encapsulating.
The soundtrack choice is beautiful. It befits the moments, …show more content…
heart, Bullock points to purpose. These are all important factors to being a hero.
The major villains are aware of each other now. Penguin, Ivy, Mr. Freeze, Riddler, we finally see Ra's al Ghul and find out that Selina is a master with the whip (Catwoman's most skilled weapon). This season has set up a serious chess board.
Another new villain is introduced. Fish's old henchman, Butch is Cyrus Gold. Who is Cyrus Gold? My idea is that he might be Solomon Grundy.
The Penguin and Riddler face-off felt anti-climatic, but I was rooting for Penguin. With him winning, at least Nygma will stay alive. Ivy and Penguin discussing Penguin's ice-fort was a treat to see though. They're very delightful together.
Gordon was able to save the woman he loved, Dr. Lee. Superhero series and films have "love" being this strong force of power, and it was what kept Gordon in control of the virus until he could get to Lee. With the help of Detective Bullock, he saved them both. Bullock does not get enough credit in the series. He's involved with all the solutions: finding the bomb, finding the cure, stealing the cure, saving Jim, and the list can
Season three has the largest list of A-list heroes from the DC Comic Universe introduced in Gotham thus far. It carries everyone's origin stories, from Gordon, Bruce Wayne, to the Penguin and Selina Kyle. The season ended with characters stabilizing their identities and those who couldn't have a stable sense of self, lost the battle. There is a huge emphasis that knowing yourself is the strongest ability one can have. Along with the moral messages, the episode was very encapsulating.
The soundtrack choice is beautiful. It befits the moments, …show more content…
heart, Bullock points to purpose. These are all important factors to being a hero.
The major villains are aware of each other now. Penguin, Ivy, Mr. Freeze, Riddler, we finally see Ra's al Ghul and find out that Selina is a master with the whip (Catwoman's most skilled weapon). This season has set up a serious chess board.
Another new villain is introduced. Fish's old henchman, Butch is Cyrus Gold. Who is Cyrus Gold? My idea is that he might be Solomon Grundy.
The Penguin and Riddler face-off felt anti-climatic, but I was rooting for Penguin. With him winning, at least Nygma will stay alive. Ivy and Penguin discussing Penguin's ice-fort was a treat to see though. They're very delightful together.
Gordon was able to save the woman he loved, Dr. Lee. Superhero series and films have "love" being this strong force of power, and it was what kept Gordon in control of the virus until he could get to Lee. With the help of Detective Bullock, he saved them both. Bullock does not get enough credit in the series. He's involved with all the solutions: finding the bomb, finding the cure, stealing the cure, saving Jim, and the list can