Fight Club (1 Viewer)

[v.ray]

I want one of my elected texts for belonging to be Fight Club the movie.

Does anyone have any ideas that can help me? e.g film techniques or lines of the movie or anaysis of the plot.

I was along the lines of the main character doesnt belong to society but he makes it so he belongs in fight club needing some acceptance in his life etc etc.

Thanks

 

[Aerath]

Bad idea. People have done Fight Club every year - teachers know it, and they hate it. But if you do it really well, it will pay off.

 

[v.ray]

i asked my teacher about fight club for the different texts and she said it was an awesome idea. if i could pull it off would it be good?

or do you strongly suggest choosing another text?

 

[Aerath]

Nah, if you're confident about pulling it off then go for it. I dunno about your school, but at mine, if you've screwed up your assessment, they look towards your related text, and if you've shown some thought and application, and if it's a relatively complex and a good related text, the teacher would look a tad more favourably upon you.

But the fact that your teacher said it was an awesome idea....go for it.

 

[v.ray]

haha cool!
thanx for the help!

 

[tmci11]

Hi, I believe that Fight Club works well as a related text for 'Belonging'. But beware, it is a complex postmodern text that will require a cultural studies analysis. Fight Club deals with issues of identity and alienation and the paradoxical dichotomy that postmoderism sets up within our lives. In fact there are so many issues within the text it could be easy to loose fous of the concept.

Do it, but do it well. A pity about Aerath's teachers perceptions of the text.

 

[v.ray]

thanks for that!

i was watching it and anaylsing it, there is so much you could write about, it is an impressive film, one of my favourites

 

[hingec]

Fight Club is a crazy-good text, I did an in-depth analysis of it for Ext. 1 prelim.. It will require loads more thought and really good knowledge of postmodernism but the juxtaposition of mankind (and the exclusion of women) is really fascinating. The connections with Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde are also very interesting.

 

[FuseNick]

Bad idea. People have done Fight Club every year - teachers know it, and they hate it. But if you do it really well, it will pay off.

From the point of view of belonging??? Last year it was journey. Fight Club is very good film for belonging in my view.

 

[v.ray]

Fight Club is a crazy-good text, I did an in-depth analysis of it for Ext. 1 prelim.. It will require loads more thought and really good knowledge of postmodernism but the juxtaposition of mankind (and the exclusion of women) is really fascinating. The connections with Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde are also very interesting.

you wouldnt still have those notes would you?

 

[smaxx]

Fight Club is a crazy-good text, I did an in-depth analysis of it for Ext. 1 prelim.. It will require loads more thought and really good knowledge of postmodernism but the juxtaposition of mankind (and the exclusion of women) is really fascinating. The connections with Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde are also very interesting.

yeah do you have any tes on it i could have
ive been reseaching and analysing it for a bit and any extra info would be much appreciated

 

[billy.bob]

aye all..... new here ..... watched the "fight club" just now......tbh it is a crap movie to use for the related material.

Yeah i am in year 12 (its like year 11/12 ) -----and doing "belonging"


Any ways I will be doing
"V for Vendetta"

for the related material

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0434409/

u can find it here ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

so good luck in ure tasks

 

[born2b]

aye all..... new here ..... watched the "fight club" just now......tbh it is a crap movie to use for the related material.

Yeah i am in year 12 (its like year 11/12 ) -----and doing "belonging"


Any ways I will be doing
"V for Vendetta"

for the related material

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0434409/

u can find it here ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

so good luck in ure tasks

V for Vendetta, watched it a long time ago.. forgot the whole thing... but from what i remember i cant recall any belonging theme in there

i see fight club goes with the whole belonging thing. doesnt fit with the whole society sort of scene and belongs with this whole fight club.. and its an awesome movie.

i dont really understand how V for Vendetta has anything to do with belonging?

 

[v.ray]

you could link anything to belonging though, it shouldnt be that hard to connect.

 

[i-love-maynard]

Don't do Fight Club. As good as that movie is, in no way does it fit.

 

[v.ray]

how do you prove that?

 

[i-love-maynard]

it just DOESN'T!

 

[v.ray]

so him belonging to fight club, isnt a link?

or him creating himself a greater image of himself to be accepted in society

or him wanting to belong to society by buying all those ikea products to fill his home.

 

[i-love-maynard]

hey be my guest. use the movie, i hope u ace it. i just think there are better texts for belonging than this movie.

 

[i-love-maynard]

you should do the book if ur so set on fight club, actually.