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Super Hero Film Analysis

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As far as adaptations of a graghic novel goes this is one of the best adptation there is. This is one of the best creations of the genre. Super hero movies are always an interesting path to follow and this is one of the most interestingstories out there. The conception of giving a motion picture relese for this tilte is one of the best examples of how studios can adapt a story as i is, instead of thinking how they can make it more friendly to the audience. n the not too distant future, Britain is filled with torture cells, unfair punishments, prejudice against minorities. However, in the midst of all this chaos, one man known only by the name V dares to stand up to the government and is labeled as a terrorist. One night V rescues a mild young …show more content…

This man is also responsible for some of the best stories in comics such as "Watchmen." As in that mention comic we are set in a futuristic world in which the government has taken control of the different process that are involved in the life of humanity. Humans are incapable of being free and the government has absolute power. In this case we are closer to a society near "1984" book tell us where there is only one rule and that is to obey the supreme leader without a question. This tale is one of the best depiction of how the pursue of liberty will always be part of the human …show more content…

This caharcter comes into the transformation that is needed in order to chnage her perception of the world. That change can be set in a harsh environment, but given the circumstances that may not seem as offensive as you can say, considering that the only other choice could be death in the hands of the government that is supposed to protect her. Portman, does one of her best roles in this movie as you can really see her do a great performance. It is not the normal drama or sci-fi movie that she has done until that point. This movie she is able to relax and give a performance that allows her to shine as the main protagonist with a

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