The former criticizes the larger social environment on the basis of individual narratives, while
Dirt is more inclined to describe individuals in the larger environment.
2, James McAvoy's acting character broke out this time.
3. Like "Fight Club", the soundtrack is wonderful.
The soundtrack of "Dirt" in some transitions, like Fight Club,
uses a suspenseful propulsion style.
"Fight Club" ends with Pixies' "where is my mind"
to enhance the overall theme of the film.
"Dirt" uses Radiohead's adaptation of "creep" to enhance the theme. All wonderful.
4. At the end,
if James McAvoy kicks off the chair or doesn't kick off the chair,
then the subtitles appear,
which is similar to the ending of "Two Smoking Guns".
As a result, the director chose not to do this.
Just like Norton shot himself at the end of "Fight Club",
he stepped on the desperate accelerator to the end.
5. Not a Shenma movie review.
Just take a note.
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