We all know in the majority
of all storytelling, there are protagonists (whom are typically the archetypal
heroes and focal characters of the story), and the antagonists (whom are
usually the ‘villains’ or main opposition to the protagonists). Both are prevalent
and are usually included in most story genres, including movies. At time
however, those typical archetypal roles, can be blurred and not as clear as to
whom the ‘hero’ or ‘villain’ is. This is epically true with more complex storylines
and the likeness of the characters within genres of storytelling, movies, being
no exception. Some do not carry the typical morals of the atypical hero. Some
are deeply flawed in personality or by interaction. Some do not always take the
moral high road, yet might pick certain heroic traits here and there (though
not all of them). As you’re probably aware by now, this it what we refer to as Anti-heroes.
Showing posts with label Animation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Animation. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Anti-heroes, the Good? the Bad? or something in between?
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M.Wanderer
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Thursday, June 10, 2010
The Last Airbender; the Last make-or-break for Shyamalan?
Posted by
M.Wanderer
Not to worry, I am still working on the Avatar
review, but just wanted to go a little off topic to a movie coming up that I
(and quite a few others) have concerns about.
As some of you know, I'm a big fan of the
"other" Avatar animation series (aka Avatar: The Last Airbender). And
I'm certain I'm not the only fan of the series currently posting on here
too...(hint-hint). I even have all 3 seasons on DVD, So when I heard they were
going to do a live version of this series, I was surprised and quite excited.
That is until I found out that none other than M. Night Shyamalan is producing
and directing this film..(and I also know that I'm not the only poster that has
strong opinions on this filmmaker too *hint-hint*)
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