These movies don't just represent an escape to the fantasy world on our part. They symbolize the hope that the inner heroes in all of us can relate to these characters who live a life of doing the right thing, and when called upon, can emerge super.
Friday, April 29, 2011
Calling All Heroes
With today's current stagnant economy, high unemployment, political unrest, and slew of recent natural disasters, it's no wonder that the populace still seeks to escape from harsh realities by watching movies. And what better way than watching a movie about heroes?
This summer's fare of films will not disappoint. New heroes to the scene will be "Green Lantern" (Ryan Reynolds), "Captain America" (Chris Evans), and "Thor" (Chris Hemsworth). Returning heroes Jack Sparrow of "Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides", Sam Witwicky of "Transformers: Dark of the Moon", and "Harry Potter & The Deathly Hallows Part 2".
These movies don't just represent an escape to the fantasy world on our part. They symbolize the hope that the inner heroes in all of us can relate to these characters who live a life of doing the right thing, and when called upon, can emerge super.
These movies don't just represent an escape to the fantasy world on our part. They symbolize the hope that the inner heroes in all of us can relate to these characters who live a life of doing the right thing, and when called upon, can emerge super.
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I must admit I am a addict for this types of movies. The series of Transformers have been always exciting (sad to not see Megan Fox in the new one). It is always fun to see the heroes from the comics we grew up with coming to the big screen. For the most part they have been successful, with only a few flops I would say it is the most successful genre in today's era of movies. Looking forward to this summer and getting to watch these movies.
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