Fight Club by Chuck Palahniuk Film Analysis

Name: Instructor: Course: Date: Fight Club Film Analysis Introduction Fight Club by Chuck Palahniuk is a prominent novel transformed into a film to make both the narrative and the film to be masterpieces. Palahniuk expounds on his experiences through the protagonist displayed through a character who struggles with insomnia. David Fincher used the initial storyline of the novel into composing the film using the same name in 1999. The film stars Brad Pitt and Edward Norton, who are renowned Hollywood actors. The film has an overwhelming prominence that has raised both the profile of the novel writer and the film director as most of the audience appreciated the work well. The heightened profiles of the film and the novel portrays extensive adaptation from the novel written work to the film. The film is quite proximal to the novel to the novel storyline through aspects such as the use of voiceovers. The proximity further infuses Palahniuk's distinctive voice to display positive adaptation elements. The essay shows an adaptation of the film Fight Club based on the literary text from the novel and the transition to the film work and how cinematic choices affect issues of social concern in the original literary text. Camera Work, Lighting, Sound, Editing, Casting and Its Effect on The Narrative Different film elements might have different impacts on narratives. The camera work and the lighting in the film night club have various effects of the narrative. One of the effects is that the good camera work and lighting film elements involved in the film Fight club enhance the visual appeal of what reads get from the narrative. To add on, the Camerawork also has the computer-generated images to make the audience to enjoy the film. In the narrative, Palahniuk writes in a way to evoke the imaginations through imagery in his writing. David Fincher in the film uses good camera work and good lighting elements to enhance the visual appeal of the film. To expound, David Fincher combines lighting and camerawork to enhance the picture quality to ensure that people watching the film can enjoy the element of visual appeal. However, some of the cameras work in some scenes, for example, the social scenes that portrayed sex in the incidence of the stature of liberty might hyperbole the original text in the written narrative by Chuck Palahniuk. The sound quality, editing, and casting are important elements that impact the narrative. To start with the sound, the narrator and the infused soundtracks are vital elements that attempt to mimic the distinctive voice of the narrative’s narrator. In the narrative, it is impossible to get sound, although the writer uses some elements to evoke his distinct voice. Fincher uses vital sound elements to bring the imagined voice from the film through the film to ensure that the audience enjoys the audio appeal of both the written narrative and the novel. The quality of editing in the film was also good. Through good editing, the final film work was good as it enhanced the plot of the film and ensured that the audience watched the film quite continuously (Locke 75). The casting was also good as Fincher chose Brad Pitt and Edward Norton, who are key Hollywood casts to star in the film. Brad Pitt and Edward Norton among other casts enhanced both the storyline...