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In Reply to: A Beautiful Mind & Fight Club posted by petew on August 10, 2002 at 08:43:58:
although it appears that both Nash and Edward Norton's character are under the hallucinations caused by their mental conditions, there's a slight difference. Nash's condition is natural. And I think what he accomplished is even bigger than the man himself. But that won't make a good mainstream movie. What Norton's character suffers is not so much schitzophrenia, but rather a mental condition influenced by the social condition; in the similar manner, that it affects the character of American Beauty. Socially, people were wealthy, happy, fat, and bored. And it's boredom that trickes down to their mentality. America was sluggish at the time, and its reflection shows up in literature.
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thanks for your comment.i'd forgotten that Fight Club was a book
did a little research and came within a keystroke of ordering...ah but i don't need a push in that direction
like the Wile E. Coyote (super genius)
i've been over the edge and hanging in space far longer than the permissable time alotment of the physics of *this* universe
...not looking down...
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