Batman Social Issues

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The Batman movie in 1989 was so successful because it was the first comic book turned into a movie. This opened the door for the comic book company DC, Inc. to develop other movies later. People love superheroes! I feel that Batman was popular also because, it allowed us to have a hero that would save us from our deteriorating humanity.
Batman was about different characters and how they developed into heroes, damsels in distress, or into a villains. If you don’t fit the social norms people think of you as a freak that, or shouldn’t have a place in society. Bruce Wayne had the alter ego Batman, Batman was everything that society wasn’t able to accept, but Bruce was the perfect upper class social lite that was always giving parties to raise money for charities. He was the perfect gentleman. In Batman’s fight for justice he was able to clean up the streets of Gotham City, and bring the Joker down for all the bad things he had done, even killing Bruce’s mother and father after all those years. Batman at night, Bruce Wayne by day, two totally different people sharing the same body and the same reason why they did the things they did. Bruce Wayne was a victim of the city in which he lives, with the death of his mother and father, this was the beginning for him to rid Gotham City of its …show more content…

Humanity can only be restored through people accepting that everything doesn’t have to fit the norm to be beneficial to society. With any culture there is going to be groups of people that are different, but as nation, people have to put aside their feelings and do what is best for their communities. When everyone works together it improves the economic, social, and cultural values of a community. Politics is a hard one, but when people elect an official they hope they will keep their word on what they promised to make the world

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