Accidental Heroes: An Action-Packed Emotional Drama From The Billion Copy Bestseller

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Here We Go Again!: The movie ends with Bernie at the zoo with his son, when he hears that someone's child fell into the lion's pit. As before, Bernie tries to find someone else to save the kid, but nobody steps forth. This time, he asks his son to watch his shoes.

The heroes couldn’t save him?” Izuku was confused. How could the heroes not save Papa? They were supposed to save everyone!

I don’t know why you keep yelling about this hero stuff, Kaachan,” Izuku smiled before reminding the blonde once again. “I’m quirkless, remember?”

Because we tend to honor accidental heroism, we can often fail to recognize deliberate heroism. The courage of a deliberate hero is often less dramatic and less grandiose than the courage of an accidental hero. Moreover, it rarely comes with sirens of any kind. The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy.” – Martin Luther King Jr.

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Kaachan didn’t even hesitate before yelling the same words to his face, small explosions popping near his hair as if to emphasize his point. Izuku wondered if this was how all 6 year olds acted. Izuku glanced at Kaachan, making an innocent expression before shushing him, which seemed to enrage the blonde even more. Throw the Dog a Bone: After suffering several indignities, Bernie does get thrown a few bones: his bartender friend gives him a free beer, and his lawyer payed his bail free of charge. And at the end of the movie, he gets a day to hang out with his son. Bernie also eventually gets a cut of Bubber's million dollars in return for keeping quiet about the truth. As Ben scans the passenger manifests, his focus turns to the A321, with Helen Smith as its senior pilot. Helen’s military service and her tenure with the airline have been exemplary. But her husband’s savage death in Iraq was more than anyone should bear, leaving her wid BAD END THEATER: In the ESCAPED MAIDEN and HEROIC UNDERLING endings, the Underling's reasons for killing the Overlord are entirely selfish in nature, and the fact that they end up saving the Maiden in the process is a mere coincidence. Nevertheless, when the Maiden expresses her thanks to the Underling, the Underling feels proud of themself and allows the Maiden to leave the castle peacefully. Basically, the movie shows the dangers of our need for a hero and the media's glorifying of such a need. I liked this movie a lot.