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The Philosophy of Fight Club – Wisecrack Edition

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One of the most famous elements of Fight Club is the "twist" ending: the Narrator and Tyler Durden, seemingly two different characters, are actually just two sides of the same person. The narrator, dissatisfied with his dull, consumerist life, gradually and unknowingly imagines Tyler, his alter ego, in order to escape reality: Tyler is the person the Narratorwould be if he could get over his own inhibitions (Tyler isconfident, daring, aggressive, charming, etc.).

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One of the most famous elements of Fight Club is the "twist" ending: the Narrator and Tyler Durden, seemingly two different characters, are actually just two sides of the same person.

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People aren't authentic
People aren't happy under consumerism
Material possessions
Self-reflection
Post-Modernism
De-sensitisation towards death
Monitary value of human life
Lack of authenticity in society
Imasculation of men
Nihilism
Misogyny
Love
Ideal self
Lack of morality

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David Fincher as Auteur Film Style in Fight Club

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Why David Fincher is an Auteur Fluid Tracking This is a technique that displays a smooth tracing shot. It gives the camera a sort of personality Films he's directed Fight Club Se7en Panic Room Zodiac Alien 3 The Curious Case of Benjamin Button The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo David Fincher is an American director known for his dark and stylish thrillers.

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Cinematography
Social/Thematic issues
Same actors
Genre
Sense of control

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Avoids hand held cameras
Doesn't use many close ups
Low angels
Single frame insert
Flash backs
Unfocuse background
Low key lighting
Use of colours
Silhouettes
Justaposition of orange and blue
Use of orchestra and digital sound
Juxtapositions of visual themes
Suicide
Plot twist

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An Analysis of Fight Club's Title Sequence

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An Analysis of Fight Club's Title Sequence

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I'm going to assume you did not get the twist of the movie and will do my best to explain what happens:

The whole twist of the movie (and an excellent reason to watch it multiple times) is that The Narrator (nameless, some assume his name is Jack) actually has a split personality disorder. Tyler Durden does not exist and is just a figment of his split personality. It is explained when The Narrator sleeps, Tyler is awake. Any scene that involves either Tyler or The Narrator doing something, it is the same person doing it as he is both Tyler and The Narrator. What people actually see is The Narrator, whether it be Tyler's personality or not. Any scene involving the both of them is revealed to be The Narrator talking to himself or imagining themselves talking to one another.

With that bit of background out of the way, lets assume the fight with the van towards the end is just another one of their internal struggles. The two personalities fight over control of The Narrator's body and it seems that Tyler has won by throwing The Narrator down the steps, incapacitating The Narrator's personality, leaving Tyler in charge of the body. Therefore, when The Narrator regains 'consciousness' (so to speak), he realizes Tyler took them to the top of the skyscraper.

Hope that cleared it up.

Edit:

In regards to the time, well, it is a very rare occurrence that 5 minutes is actually 5 real minutes. But the point that I haven't covered, that I realized, is the location that they're in. They are in a building, facing the one that was going to be blown up, for a better view. It is assumed that when The Narrator personality is 'knocked out', Tyler reset the charges and escaped to the top floor of the other building.

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Explanation of the events at the end of Fight Club?

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At the end of Fight Club, the narrator disables a bomb that Tyler had set up in a van in the basement, and then he and Tyler get into a fight. The fight ends with the narrator being thrown down some

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Representation of masculinity in Fight Club.pptx