Imam Ansori , 2250406563 (2011) Vigilantism as a Critique Towards Low Law Enforcement in the Punisher Movie. Under Graduates thesis, Universitas Negeri Semarang.

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Abstract

This final project is about vigilantism and low law enforcement. The aims of the study are to find the kind of vigilantism and how the vigilantism criticizes the low law enforcement the film view of the future. This research is descriptive qualitative. The main sources of data in this study are the script and the film. The data were collected by means of preparing a table, reading, identifying, inventorying data from the script and film, classifying, reducing, selecting, and reporting them into appendices. In analyzing question number one, the data showed in appendix E1. After that, explaining the data from the table and description by giving the example or the data analysis. Appendix E2 for answering Question number two, the same way would be conducted in this question, which got the data analysis by the most relevancies. The third question was analyzed based on the data in the Appendix E and Appendix E3 for more details of the data. We can draw conclusion to answer the question. This film clearly told about the main character, Frank Castle, who did vengeance to his enemy. The irony of this movie is Frank, as the former of FBI special agent, got his revenge with brutally without involving police or law in the problem. As the one who knew about law very well, he should call the police or report the problem to the police. His vengeance led him to do vigilant actions by killing, fighting, and torturing. In the end, this study is expected to give additional knowledge to the readers about low law enforcement that may be useful as an additional reference to the study of literature. I hope that there will be other students who want to do some other research about the vigilantism toward low law enforcement.

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