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What Types Of Narratives/Voices Are Within The Movie?

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Film Analysis Questions:

1)Is there a larger theme within the movie? Explain…
Various themes such as idealism, abandonment and violence and brought up throughout the film and demonstrate a majority of plot surrounding the many controversial moments/scenarios. I go more into this themes down below.

-Idealism
The narrator as well as Quijana both have split personalities which they rely upon for their idealistic thinking which it portrayed in the overall motif of the film

-Abandonment
Both Tyler and the narrator suffer and struggle to determine a purpose for themselves, also trying to figure out their problems and why they don’t fit in.

-Violence
Violence within the movie can be seen as an overall negative to everyone and anyone whom …show more content…

Is there a match between the speaker whom you see and their assigned voice? Justify
The nameless insomniac protagonist of the book is the the Narrator / co-creator of Fight Club, along with Tyler Durden. The movie shows a great resemblance as the two are the same person! He has an alter ego, which is not evident right off the bat, but the features and directions that he gives are similar in which they are given throughout the …show more content…

Specify?
This movie is seen to be wonky at some points and normal at times. As it isn’t to far fetch for these type of things to actually happen within the community and person to person. As these fight clubs have gotten lots of attention in the media and are apparently a big thing in the southern states of America.

9) Discuss the nature of power/relationships within the film, between director/ film maker and actions- why were they chosen?
The relationship between the characters and nature are seen to be very reluctant. As the characters are very “to them self’s” and are often trying to avoid other and tell lies to get out of of having to communicate in details, their problems! The alter ego effect is evident to have been important because it shows us both sides of good and evil within a regular human being. I think these characters played their roles very well, and would not suggest anyone else to take their role(s).

10) Is the focus of the film properly contextualized? How might the film be better (historically, culturally,

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