Wonder Woman's Journey Of A Hero

Wonder Woman’s Journey of a Hero Have you ever wondered what made certain movie, specifically one with a central hero, so interesting and entertaining to watch? While on the topic, the film Wonder Woman, was immensely intriguing for me to watch, mainly because it resembles a lot of the other remarkable “hero films” I have watched over the course of my life. Of course, each different movie that is made has to be unique and special in its own way, however the best movies bear in common a a lot of similar elements and processes involving their main character(s). This, in a sense, makes a good movie universal. Wonder Woman is the best example of a film that follows these universal ideas and processes, which is the reason it was such an enjoyable experience watching it. Some of you may have heard of a narrative pattern known as “The Hero’s Journey.” This is a universal process with multiple parts, which breaks down the typical story and actions of a hero, whether it be in literature, movies, or other forms of media. The first step in The Hero’s journey is the ordinary life. Of course, to a viewer of the film, the life of Diana Prince would appear to be far from ordinary. However, in context to the main character of the film, the film starts off by depicting the typical life of the Amazons (training, all women, etc.). During the departure process, Diana receives a call to adventure, when she realizes her opportunity to defeat Ares, the God of War. However, at first, her mother