In McCarthy’s, No Country for Old Men, money plays a significant role when it comes to ethical decision making. In the beginning, Llewelyn Moss comes across a crime scene where drug traffickers and drug dealers are brutally murdered by a third party, in pursuit for the money. Regardless, Moss greedily steals the money but leads him and his family to dangerous situations. In addition, Carson Wells is hired as a bounty hunter to kill Anton Chigurh and get the money, however, he ends up dying in the process. Finally, the crime and violence over money is so senseless, that Sheriff Ed-Tom Bell retires to prevent his life from being taken away.
The Joker is constantly, trying to make those around him stoop to his level of murder and crime. The Joker corrupts many characters in the series. In The Dark Knight, he
Ultimately, as the hero begins in the ordinary world, Hask receives a call to enter an unknown world of strange powers and events, different from his own. Joseph Campbell describes it as, “This first stage of the mythological journey – which we have designated the “call to adventure” – signifies that destiny has summoned the hero and transferred his spiritual center of gravity from within the pale of his society to a zone unknown.” For Hask, his whole life he's been an outcast in his own society, in a base where his spiritual center has been evolving all his life. Through times of turmoil in his own environment, he receives his call to adventure to a zone unknown, earth.
The Joker vs. Cohen’s “Monster Culture” The Joker, depicted by Heath Ledger in Batman: The Dark Knight, is a monster who is not only evil in itself, but also through others. Through out the film the Joker puts people in positions where they must kill a person or group of people, an action deemed “evil” by society, in order to save another person or group of people from being injured or killed. This desire the Joker has to prove that anyone can be made evil, if the circumstances are right, relates to one of Jeffrey Cohen’s monster theses. In Cohen’s essay “Monster Culture”, he depicts seven theses regarding the use and characteristics of monsters in our culture. The third thesis states a monster questions our system of defining things.
Career criminal Neil McCauley (Robert De Niro) and his crew, Chris Shiherlis (Val Kilmer), Michael Cheritto (Tom Sizemore) and Trejo (Danny Trejo), hire new recruit Waingro (Kevin Gage) and commit an armored car heist, stealing $1.6 million in bearer bondsbelonging to money launderer Roger Van Zant (William Fichtner). Waingro impulsively kills one of the guards however, forcing them to kill the remaining two so as to leave no witnesses. An infuriated McCauley tries to kill Waingro afterwards, but he escapes. Afterwards McCauley's fence, Nate (Jon Voight), suggests they try to sell the bonds back to Van Zant, who agrees but secretly instructs his men to kill McCauley at the meeting. With backup from his crew, McCauley thwarts the ambush and vows revenge.
Zoolander decides to flee the male modeling business in hopes of starting a new life. Meanwhile, a fashion agency ruled by the fashion mogul, Mugatu (Will Ferrel), is plotting to find a male model that is capable of assassinating the Prime Minister of Mylasia in hopes of ending fair labor acts that make manufacturing clothes more costly. Zoolander is then taken on a journey that exposes the comedic undertones of the modeling world and gives light to the materialistic, gaudy, dramatic, feminine, but mostly ridiculous aspects of being a male model. In the film, Zoolander, the main character, is considered to be the comic hero of the story and portrays makes light of the liberation effect in many ways. Mugatu, essentially the villain of the film, tries to brain wash Zoolander by playing the 80s hit by Frankie Goes to Hollywood, “Relax, Don’t Do It” and bombarding him with images alluding to the assassination of the Prime Minister of Mylasia.
The book deals with Anton Chigur, a murderous lunatic who kills anyone who stands in his path or whomever his own personal code dictates he must kill. The book follows Sherriff Bell in his pursuit to capture Chigur and to protect the man that he is after and that man’s family. During this pursuit, Bell becomes a witness to the trail of blood that is left by the murderer
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The Boondock Saints takes place in the seedy underworld of Boston. Connor and Murphy McManus, Irish brothers working in a meat packing plant, act on what they believe to be a message from God and will stop at nothing to reach their goal to rid the world of violence. The McManus Brothers don't seem inspired by the opportunity, and as a result, they come off as inept and ham-handed in their roles. The brothers McManus are soon joined by their overly enthusiastic friend and mob runner Rocco. The three begin their crusade by eliminating the Russian mobsters who attempt to close down their local bar.
He devised a plan to murder the current king, King Duncan. His strong will to have what he wants has taken over his good habits and good willed heart and turned him into an ambitious man who wants everything. Once the murder has been committed and some days have passed the guilty trip sets in hard. Macbeth tries to coop with the stress but his guilty conscience makes his mind spin. Macbeth begins to kill more to acquire the throne of Cawdor.