Fight Club by Jack Palahniuk

Jack Palahniuk Fight Club "You are not your job, you are not in the bank.You are not your money in the bank.You are not your khaki.You are beautiful, not a unique snowflake. Then there will be guns in your mouth And then you will see Tyler Durden We will tell you the Tyler We have a plan There are plans at Tyler we will trust Tyler will do what you do and Ultimately you are, after liberally doing something, you have lost everything.

Jack Palahniuk 's novel "Fight Club" was published in 1996 and was released as a movie starring Brad Pitt and Edward Norton in October 1999. I found that novels and movies will be very successful once opened to the public. The reasons are simple: Fight clubs are experienced by "X generation" men trapped in a gray color (or service) working class, a world full of materialism and distraction, a group of men of a single parent family It reflects pain. When growing, the male role model is often absent, there is no major reason why ordinary men in North America will fight. Whether consciously or unconsciously, a normal "X generation" man in modern society can be associated with a "fighting club". It makes both a novel and a movie an important declaration about the state of our modern culture.

The movie "The Fight Club" directed by David Fincher was adapted from Chuck Parnuke's 1996 American novel "The Fight Club". Palahniuk accurately depicts toxic manhood through his exploration of Jack of the protagonist. Fincher maintains the integrity of the dark and complicated psychological drama, the Paarlinac story about a man looking for masculinity through another male treatment group using violence as a treatment. The most interesting twist in this story is the relationship between Jack (a film by Edward Norton) and his opponent Taylor Duddon (Brad Pitt plays in the movie), a relationship between two independent individuals It is not. Instead, through a series of events, the audience realized that Jack was actually Taylor. For the sake of clarity, all the discourses analyzed in this part of this article are extracted from the film.

Fight club and fidelity: Study of the toxic temperament of males and their performance in movies and literature