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    Batman Film Anaylsis

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    Review (Batman) 13 November 2012 Batman rated PG-13‚ released in 1989 was directed by Tim Burton and stars Michael Keaton as Bruce Wayne/Batman‚ Jack Nicholson as Jack/The Joker‚ and Kim Basinger as Vicki Vale. The movie’s dark theme and so-so effects and stunt left me less than impressed. Throughout this summary‚ I’ll go over the plot‚ key character roles‚ and film techniques. Although I did not particularly enjoy the film‚ I’ll leave my opinions until the end. The 1989 release of Batman introduces

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    Brad Mitchell Ms. Campbell ENG 101 01 October 2012 Waiting for ‘Superman’ The film "Waiting for Superman" follows five children as they have to struggle through a system of conflicting education regulations and avoid the academic pitfalls that are public schools in order to receive a proper education that may guarantee them a career. The film‚ directed by Davis Guggenheim‚ asserts the claim that Teachers’ Unions are a main problem to public education‚ and that charter schools are the safest

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    Batman Begins Essay

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    Batman Begins Essay Fear was an idea that was very interesting to me in the film Batman Begins directed by Christopher Nolan. One reason why interested me was that it showed even the scariest people can be scares. For example when Falcone (a gangster who controls Gotham’s underworld) was threatening Crane’s bosses operation‚ Crane put on his mask and used a special toxin‚ which scared Falcone so much he went insane. “Scarecrow‚ Scarecrow.” Camera angles were important to see fear and understand

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    Batman Begins End

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    usually be exciting. However‚ Batman Begins has a much unanticipated problem‚ which leads to a frantic effort to stop it before it was too late to help. Ras Al Ghul comes back to Gotham and reveals his plan to Bruce. This moreover forces him into immediate action along with the rest of his allies. The end of this movie is more about stopping the monorail from reaching Wayne tower‚ whereas the Dark Knight’s ending focuses on a more plot based ending. The ending of Batman Begins definitely shows us that

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    Batman and Bruce Wayne

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    emotional stimulant that Is felt by everyone and in many different ways. This is due to many different backgrounds like Religious points of view‚ experiences in life and how they were raised. This is evident in “The Simple Gift” by Steven Herrick and in “Batman The Dark Knight Rises” By Christopher Nolan. In “The Simple Gift” by Steven Herrick‚ the main protagonist Billy experiences different emotions towards belonging due to the people in his life. Billy is mistreated by his father who makes him feel as

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    Batman Hero's Journey

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    Batman all started with his bat phobia stemming from a childhood accident. He picks his own most-feared creature and turns it on his enemies; eventually he would make himself stronger by facing his fears. Batman maiden name was Bruce Wayne. Witnessing the murder of his mother and father as a child lead to him training his self to fight crime. Bruce decided to become Batman at the age of 25‚ and soon after that came the first Robin who name is Dick. Dick was only 12 years old. Bruce took Dick under

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    Batman Character Study

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    Batman is often referred to as an emotionless and inhuman character that does not have any significant relationships in his life. On the surface it may seem like that‚ but in reality Batman does have relationships with people. Examples of these relationships are shown in the graphic novel‚ Batman Year One‚ and the movie‚ The Dark Knight. The first person that Batman has a relationship with is Lieutenant Jim Gordon. Batman and Gordon share a common goal of getting crime off the streets. At the beginning

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    answers and make you think much deeper into what he is trying to say to us through his films and characters. In saying that‚ the psychological aspect & themes in the film ‘The Dark Knight’ is shown in different perspectives through the main characters. Batman as a comic book character‚ is perhaps the most mysterious and as the movie title describes...the darkest. This is described in two traumatic events in Bruce Wayne’s life. One would be when Thomas Wayne and his wife Martha was walking with Bruce after

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    Batman Year One

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    2013 Introduction to Research Writing   Batman: Year One is about Bruce Wayne’s beginning as becoming Batman. In the beginning of the comic book‚ Bruce has always known violence all of his life since he was a child. In the very beginning of the comic book‚ he witnessed a brutal cold violent act‚ his parents’ death that happened in front of his very eyes (21). That is one of the biggest contributing factors of who he is today as Bruce Wayne/Batman. As stated on pages 18 and 19‚ we see the

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    Batman Symbolism Essay

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    Q. If Batman is really just a symbol; would Batman be as effective if Bruce Wayne was not behind the mask? Why or why not? The Dark night Rises is an American superhero movie which is the sequel of the Batman begins. Batman is not really a symbol because it has specific identity and powers. It is necessary to put masks to keep secret and complete the mission as well as to be unknown from mass attraction. Likewise it also shows with proper customs‚ weapons and also shows attraction to the viewers

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