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    and cultural aspects did not affect the film directly; however‚ it directly affected the original comics‚ which the film is based from. The comics were conceived in the 1930’s by Bob Kane. Bob Kane drew inspiration for the character of Bruce Wayne/ Batman. Films such as the Mark of Zorro and the Bat Whispers inspired Kane for some of Batman’s characteristics. The aspects of the Mark of Zorro that Kane used was the idea of that the government is insufficient to keep the villains in heck‚ as a result

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    Compare Beowulf To Batman

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    disputed between each other. Also‚ Beowulf is not just an epic hero to The Scandinavian Pagan times‚ he is also compared to the modern day heroes of the world today like‚ Batman. There is an article that compares Beowulf to batman which is called‚ “Beowulf to Batman: The Epic Hero and Pop Culture” and it talks about how Beowulf and Batman are compared to each other. In addition it talks about how‚ even with the pop romances that are a concern for today’s modern era of people with the moral truth of “incarnating

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    Batman puts down an insurrection at Arkham Asylum when one of the guards is paid to release the inmates. Returning to his public life‚ Bruce Wayne unveils his massive new development plans to bring Gotham City into the future. Harvey Bullock discovers a tortured murder victim pinned to the wall of his apartment with numerous knives bearing an owl insignia. They find a hidden message on the wall saying that "Bruce Wayne will die tomorrow‚" and Batman finds Dick Grayson’s DNA under the victim’s fingernails

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    may appear different than those of ancient Greece‚ but in many ways these themes remain prevalent. One example of a movie that contains mythological and archetypal themes is “The Dark Knight” by Christopher Nolan. This film is about the character Batman or also known as Bruce Wayne‚ who is in a battle to protect Gotham city from the Joker and other dark forces. The three main mythological themes that are most prevalent in this film are the villain or the trickster‚ the hero and the mentor. First

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    A wealthy philanthropist‚ Thomas Wayne‚ his wife‚ Martha‚ and their 8 year-old son‚ Bruce Wayne‚ were coming out of a movie theater at 10:47 p.m. As they stepped onto Park Row (now called Crime Alley)‚ a thug named Joe Chill armed with a gun approached them from the shadows to steal the pearl necklace Martha was wearing. Thomas‚ moving in to protect his wife‚ was shot by Chill‚ causing Martha to scream. Chill then shot her‚ while shouting‚ "this’ll shut you up!". Bruce‚ traumatized by the deaths

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    Cassandra and the Bear

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    Cassandra and the Bear Once upon a time in the city of Babylon‚ there lived a king and his daughter Cassandra. Cassandra was the most beautiful maiden and most skilled huntress in all of the land‚ although she was also a liar and a cheat. The king held party after party hoping that she might find a man that wanted to court her. Alas‚ no such man ever showed up. The Gods‚ after hearing of her distress‚ devised a plan to help Cassandra lose her history as a liar and a cheat. A bear had been causing

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    Objectification of Females

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    Looking at the film industry in the category of gender representation‚ it is apparent that the majority of the protagonists are male. This margin demonstrates that men dominate and gender is continually misrepresented in cinema. Men are seen as the protectors‚ the saviors‚ the breadwinners‚ and epitomize power and independence. Women are constantly misrepresented in films by being illustrated strictly for purposes of objectification‚ supporting the male characters‚ or most commonly as love interests

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    Throughout the novel Duddy tries to become someone who deserves respect. He wants to prove everyone that he can become a "somebody" and believes he can make Max and Simcha proud of him. Duddy Kravitz grew up without much support from his family: his mother Minnie died‚ when he was about six years old‚ and he doesn’t remember anything about her‚ and Max‚ his father‚ clearly preferred Lennie‚ his older son‚ to Duddy. Max loved to tell his friends anecdotes about the local gangster‚ the great Boy Wonder

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    My Hero

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    Everyone loves a detailed comic book to read or an exceptional superhero movie to watch. Heroes usually have amazing powers like the ability to stop time or run at the speed of light. Even though superpowers are cool‚ they are purely just fiction‚ heroes aren’t. How can heroes exist when superpowers are fiction? The heroes in our lives are the people we look up to or admire. My hero saves me every single day of my life‚ but instead of rescuing me from the villains‚ my hero turns me into a better

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    Kingdom Come portrays the social theme of a culture of violence through its depiction of widespread anarchy. A culture of violence refers to a society that accepts violence as a normal occurrence‚ commits violent acts for pointless or illogical reasons‚ or is numb to its catastrophic effects. Neal Gabler’s article “Killings on Campus” depicts a culture of violence when he reveals‚ “With the internet to connect them‚ teenagers are no longer silent sufferers. They can martial their sufferings in cyberspace

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