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Bat Man Argumentative Essay

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As most superhero movies end they save the day, get the girl/guy, and live on to their next adventure. So it’s kind of obvious that in batman in the movie The Dark Knight Rises he’ll do all of the above that was listed. Here is how I see the ending in my head. Bat Man defeats the villain he’s after with a few shocking twists that would lead the audience to thinking that Bat Man will die or give in to temptations. Then he fights the villain or convinces the villain to give in and become a better person. Lastly he’ll save the day and every one will live happy aside from some destruction in the city that should take years to build but everything is miraculously fixed in a matter of days. Ultimately, superhero movies a predictable and this one

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