Some of the literary works have been fascinating, to a point where movie directors produce films out of them. This fact is clear with the case of Chuck Palahniuk's work “Fight Club” and the movie Fight Club scripted by Jim Uhls. In most instances, films originating from novels attempt to a great degree to maintain a sense of originality. The film’s scriptwriters and the directors refrain from adding certain features, which will contribute to the change in the original literary work. In most cases, these efforts fail, as there are some glaring differences, which results in readers and the audiences having a debate. This fact was also clear with the case of the movie and the novel “Fight Club.” This paper will explore the differences between the movie and the book ‘Fight Club.” The main concentration if the paper will be the differences in the scenes and the characters of the novel and the movie.

Fight Club Novel Summary

The novel is about a bored narrator, who distastes the corporate and the consumerist culture. The narrator chooses to attend a cancer support group’s sessions, even though he is neither a cancer patient nor a survivor..

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