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    by the audience. This paper will provide an analysis of Hans Zimmer’s composition of the soundtrack to the movie The Dark Knight Rises. This dark‚ intense and emotionally pounding soundtrack pairs perfectly with the tension between the mysterious Batman character and his latest evil nemesis Bane. We will examine the musical characteristics of two selections from this soundtrack‚ the first selection examined is “Gotham’s Reckoning” which has become Bane’s primary theme music and will forever connect

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    There was an old advertising slogan in the UK: a brand of wood seal proudly stated that ‘it does exactly what it says on the tin.’ What does it say on your tin? Does it say that you’ll wander off into giving tidbit sof the lives of 1950s directors? If I had bought a book advsrtising itself as anecdotes about meeting thes men‚ this would be perfect. In a narrative about war corresponfgibg‚ not so much. If you think it’s vital to retain this information‚ I’d suggest that you revise the stnopsis

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    problems present‚ sometimes one must reach into the darkness to see the slight hints of light. Therefore‚ a man must take justice into his own hands and strive towards protecting the greater good of man. In the same sense‚ Bruce Wayne’s dark figure‚ Batman‚ takes truth on his own to protect the more significant people of Gotham. As of May 2017‚ IMDB classified The Dark Knight as belonging to the top movies of all time. While some argue that The Dark Knight doesn’t deserve to be on the greatest films

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    The animated television show titled "Batman and Beyond - Spellbound‚" shows interesting themes that deal with the philosophy of mind. These themes include hallucinations‚ the dream argument‚ and direct and indirect realism. In this episode the antagonist‚ Dr. Ira Billings or Spellbinder‚ worked as a psychologist for Gotham City High School (Recap‚ 2016). When he became his persona Spellbinder‚ he dressed in an orange and black costume and used a "magic eye" to hypnotize students at the high school

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    The dark knight (2008) directed by Christopher Nolan is a movie of great enormity. It’s magnitude spans wide with a deep story as well as multiple underlying themes and morals. The story is based around three main characters: Batman (Christopher Nolan)‚ The Joker (Heath Ledger) and Harvey Dent (later Two face (Aaron Echart). The story is also influenced heavily by the characters of: Alfred j. Pennyworth (Michael Ciane)‚ Commissioner Gordon (Gary Oldman)‚ Rachel Dawes (Maggie Gylenhall) and Lucius

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    the story of Batman. Batman is unlike many superheroes; he has no super powers‚ instead relies on his knowledge of science‚ detective sills and athletic abilities. No one but his butler‚ HYPERLINK "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alfred_Pennyworth" \o "Alfred Pennyworth" Alfred Pennyworth‚ however for I can tell you who he actually is. He is Bruce Wayne. The world’s greatest‚ wealthiest detective and business man. He is the last person you would’ve imagined. You may know that batman lives in Gotham

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    of truth versus lies and social inequalities‚ and ultimately fell short. To understand one of the major themes in The Dark Knight Rises‚ one has to first understand a critical plot driver in The Dark Knight.. The Dark Knight ends with a noble lie: Batman takes responsibility for Harvey Dent’s murders‚ thus preventing the fall of Gotham’s White Knight and protecting his image as a leader of justice and hope. The viewer is left to wonder what is more important‚ the terrible

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    concepts of series seem to create a much larger spectacle‚ particularly the Batman films of the 1980’s/90’s and also the highly successful Harry Potter series pioneering this example. Both of these franchises adhere to the contemporary classical narrative form whilst also displaying the evolution of cinema as an event‚ highlighting the growth of the film industry today. Preceding the release of the highly successful Batman and Harry Potter franchises‚ the film that pioneered cinema as an event and

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    possess all twelve components of Campbell’s hypothesis‚ and proves that Campbell’s hypothesis is right. One of the components that fits in with The Dark Knight is “the call to adventure”. Once the joker robs the bank‚ Batman knows he must help in any way he can. The Joker wants Batman killed and he knows that‚ so he questions whether he should go and fight or not. He decides not to fallow through at first. His decision not to fight fits in with another one of the twelve components‚ and that component

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    One Bad Day: A Rhetorical Analysis of The Killing Joke The Joker was once seen as a comical criminal who committed ridiculously silly crimes‚ such as spreading laughing gas throughout Gotham City. However‚ after the reinvention of Batman‚ The Joker was transformed into a grave and terrorizing character. Continuing the course of the new personality given to The Joker‚ writer Alan Moore and artist Brian Bolland created a graphic novel called The Killing Joke‚ “a much more complex‚ darker‚ and ultimately

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