Close study - Fight Club
- Created by: lightismybae
- Created on: 29-01-18 17:08
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- FIGHT CLUB (Fincher, 1999)
- THEMES
- Gender
- masculinity is hugely portrayed within the film. Contrasting against the portrayal of fenimity
- Violence
- Violence is used as a method of combatting politics
- Terroism
- Jack and Tyler use terror and violence to attack the government's capitalistic views
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- Gender
- SOCIETY/ CONTEXT
- The film was released in 1999 and was perhaps the film's setting reflected that.
- During the end of the 20th Century, a lot of women stepped up into more managerial positions and some labour industries collapse
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- MICRO FEATURES
- Sound/ Music
- Jack narrates throughout the film. Fincher uses Jack's dialogue to create a voice over that presents the thoughts and feelings of the main protagonist
- Costume
- Jack and Tyler's costume contrast. Jack normally wears a smart suit and is well looked after however Tyler wears more casual clothing and hair is usually unbrushed
- Marla's costume represents the treatment of the lower class as her attire is very casual and messy.
- Cinema- tography
- Fincher uses close-up shots. Specifically, Fincher uses close up shots to display Jack's emotions more clearly to the audience. This perhaps creates sympathy for Jack
- Sound/ Music
- KEY SCENES
- First Fight in the club
- Ending scene, where Marla and Jack consumate their relationship
- IMPORTANT CHARACTERS
- Jack
- Tyler
- Bob
- Marla
- THEMES
- Costume
- Jack and Tyler's costume contrast. Jack normally wears a smart suit and is well looked after however Tyler wears more casual clothing and hair is usually unbrushed
- Marla's costume represents the treatment of the lower class as her attire is very casual and messy.
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