According to Dean Biron of Overland, "Nightcrawler is a shattering critique of both modern-day media practice and consumer culture." Throughout the film, Nina sensationalizes news headlines in an attempt to increase viewership.
Nightcrawlers are beneficial earthworms that provide natural aeration of soil. They allow water and oxygen to penetrate more easily into the ground. Their feeding and excrement helps recycle nutrients and fertilize the soil.
The killer aims his gun at the cops and is shot dead. Lou films his corpse and then films a dying Rick. Rick says Lou knew the killer was alive, and Lou implies that he did this since Rick threatened to compromise this whole operation. Rick dies.
Because that's what I'm telling you, as clearly as I can. Louis describes himself to Rick. Louis Bloom is a sociopathic, manipulative, smarmy, but unrelentingly dedicated individual. He will do whatever is necessary to achieve his goals and has no qualms of doing it, justifying his means with the end result.
So, what happens at the end of Lou? Before the film reaches its climax, we learn Lou's biggest secret: she's not merely a stranger to Hannah and her daughter Vee (Ridley Bateman). In fact, she's a former CIA agent with a familial connection to the pair.
All of this worry, until Gyllenhaal says some magic words: “What if my problem isn't that I don't understand people, but that I don't like them”. Woah. He's not Autistic.
Imprisoned, he was tortured and his soul was corrupted by Darkchild, turning him into a massive demon under her control. Darkchild used Nightcrawler to pass the force field and assaulted the X-Men controlled area of Inferno.
No, Lou is sociopath. Sociopath is defined as person with psychopathic personality whose behaviour is antisocial, often criminal and who lacks a sense of moral responsibility or social conscience. So, Lou conveys all these traits in the movie. Does the fictional character Pee-Wee Herman have Asperger's Syndrome?
Inspired by a true story from Oakland, California, Leila Mottley's first novel follows a young Black girl who is sexually abused by a group of police officers.
Nightcrawler is a fictional character within Marvel Comics. He is the son of the mutant terrorist Mystique and Azazel who was fostered by Margali Szardos. Rescued by Charles Xavier, Nightcrawler went on to become a hero and member of the X-Men.
the film is a character study of lou bloom, a sociopath who wants nothing more then to succeed and become famous, no matter what he has to do to achieve that goal.
On the surface, "Nightcrawler" is a very well-made film. The production value is high, the visuals are great, acting is solid, and it delves into a number of very relevant themes regarding journalism and TV news.
Nightcrawler is a mutant from Germany, where he performed in the circus. He has the ability to teleport. He decorated his blue skin with "angelic symbols" which reflected his faith and devout practice of Catholicism. This form of artistic body modification was self-inflicted brands or scars: "One for every sin".
Antisocial Personality Behavior Disorder As Louis develops throughout the movie, his character develops an anti social personality behavior disorder. According to the Mayo Clinic staff website an antisocial personality disorder is defined as, “a type of chronic mental condition …show more content…
Initially, Lou seems to sacrifice her own life in the pursuit of killing her son. But Lou's ending scene reveals that she is alive and still watching over Hannah and Vee. She secretly keeps an eye on them because she is now a fugitive, with the CIA trying to track her down.
Lou turns down an offer to work for Joe, but when Joe beats him to an important plane crash story, Nina demands that Lou get better footage and keep his end of their bargain. In retaliation, Lou sabotages Joe's Ford Econoline van; when it crashes, Joe is severely injured and Lou records the aftermath.
The movie is a work of fiction, yet it draws from the real world. There is a whole subsection of the news media that profits from human misery and abides by an “if it bleeds, it leads” credo. The film is not suggesting that all people who work in this industry are outright sociopaths.
After a standoff, it is revealed Philip is actually Lou's son, who tracked them down after she turned him in and hid them for protection. It is also revealed that Lou abandoned him as a child to avoid blowing her undercover mission in Iran.
Lou tells sheriff that CIA is looking for her she kept evidence of their wrongdoing in Iran. Meanwhile, Hannah arrives at the lighthouse and manages to get Vee away from Philip. After a scuffle, Hannah injures Philip and flees with Vee.
Lou isn't some guy forced into evil by mass media/capitalism. He is from the start a very bad guy, with sociopath behaviour, who happened to find a job where his lack of empathy, remorse and moral help him. After that, you can say that he may be a symbolism for capitalism, but this is an other question.
