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7 de dic. de 2022 · Why are the men of fight club chanting? Today, we dive deep into one of Fight Club's most iconic scenes/lines :) https://www.patreon.com/BizarreBreakdowns
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When the story begins, The Narrator is a recall coordinator for a major car company (shown to be named "Federated Motor Corporation" in the film). He starts out suffering from chronic insomnia, causing him to slog through life in a flat, half-asleep state of depression. He finds temporary relief by attending various support groups under false pretenses; but when this stops working (thanks to Marla Singer) his insomnia returns with a vengeance. It's shortly after this when he "meets" Tyler Durden, and his average, boring life is turned upside down.
Throughout the story, The Narrator is subject to Tyler Durden's attempts to force him to hit bottom, and therefore reach a state of enlightenment. However, The Narrator is slow to grasp Tyler's lessons. At one point he convinces himself that he has indeed become "enlightened," only to be frustrated by Tyler telling him that he is self-deluded and isn't even trying to hit bottom. It eventually becomes apparent that his feelings for Marla are what keeps him from progressing further. He doesn't want to embrace Tyler's goals or destroy society; he just wants Marla. After Tyler disappears The Narrator, becomes more and more unsettled about Project Mayhem. This comes to a head when Bob winds up dead after getting shot in the head by a murdered cop. The Narrator decides to find Tyler, hoping to convince him to shut the whole thing down. He then acknowledges that Tyler is not only is a part of himself, but that he plans to "take over," replacing The Narrator completely. He also discovers Tyler's plan to blow up major credit card buildings. All of this sends him into a panic, and he frantically tries to stop Tyler's plans from succeeding.
The narrator is Portrayed by Edward Norton. The narrator is a deliberate juxtaposition to Tyler Durden.
The Narrator is a thin man, presumably in his thirties. He is of average height with a considerably pale complexion. He has short, dark brown hair, light stubble and a hooked nose. His most prominent feature are his eye bags which are likely from his insomnia. His tired, flat expression is often attributed to his insomnia, though it also stems from his depression.
The narrator embodies the archetype of the average businessman, with a somewhat clean cut and average appearance. His lack of fashion makes him plain and emphasises his lack of individuality. Tyler Durden, on the other hand, is a handsome, well built man who carries himself with an eccentric sense of style and flair that sets him apart from the crowd in contrast to the narrator's conformity. Tyler is who The Narrator wished he was and looked like.
Prior to meeting Tyler, The Narrator is almost always in a suit and tie or mostly just a collared shirt but after meeting Tyler and starting Fight Club, his appearance becomes more unkempt. He often sports bruises or injuries from Fight Club, gradually loses the tie, his clothes become wrinkled and stained with blood and he leaves his top buttons open.
The Narrator's real name is never revealed. Throughout the film, he refers to himself several times as Jack (in the novel and the screenplay it's Joe). He does this as a nod to a series of articles he read that were written about the first person perspective of a body part. Edward Norton himself refers to the character as "Jack" because of this. In the screenplay, he is referred to as Jack. Due to copyright, they weren't allowed to use the name Joe, so they changed it and chose Jack, because that was his name in the screenplay.
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It's also possible, if not probable, that his real name is in fact Tyler Durden, although this is most likely another alias considering he associated the name with his alter ego, although it's also possible he's so mentally damaged he forgot his own name was in fact Tyler.
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October 18, 1967. ( 1967-10-18) Running time. 85 minutes. Country. Soviet Union. Language. Russian. His Name Was Robert ( Russian: Его звали Роберт, romanized : Ego zvali Robert) is a 1967 Soviet science fiction film directed by Ilya Olshvanger.
18 de mar. de 2021 · The Narrator[Edward Norton] begins to understand the whole madness of the situation while the group repeats his words. Fight Club | David Fincher | Brad Pitt...
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What it became, however, was a cult where the members parroted the actions and words of its leader. The "his name is Robert Paulson" scene is the beginning of that downfall, where the group misunderstands the leaders meaning and is just parroting his words back like the sheep they've become.
21 de ene. de 2022 · Fans are taking to social media to remember Fight Club actor and rock musician Meat Loaf following news of the 74-year-old’s death. Many of them are doing so with a particularly iconic Fight Club...
Mechanic: Robert Paulson. Narrator: He is dead now, because of us, all right? You understand that? [Everyone stares at Narrator] Mechanic: I understand. In death, a member of Project Mayhem has a name. His name is Robert Paulson. Steph: His name is Robert Paulson. Narrator: Stop it! Shut up! All Space Monkeys: His name is Robert Paulson!
