Task 2 - Research Into Existing Products: "Fight Club" (1999)

What I hope to reattempt in "Snap, Snap, Bang." is the emptiness that is present in the "club" scenes in the movie "Fight Club". From the very beginning shots of the club being put together, accompanied by the voice over by Brad Pitt's character 'Tyler Durden'. The movements of the other characters in the scene and their sounds are amplified by the echoes in the damp and vast underground basement. What I feel David Fincher does particularly well in this scene is creating the feeling of this group of men within the movie, have promptly put this underground basement together and it is done without much preparation or planning, only adding to the overall motif in the movie that this 'fight club' is a very spur of the moment, improvised phenomenon that is taking over people that are; stuck in their dead-end jobs, not happy with their lives, much like the character of 'The Narrator/Jack' portrayed by Edward Norton.