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The name of the film's narrator has been discussed several times in the past. While the name "Jack" has been especially mentioned, in the script and on the DVD case and so forth, references indicate that the filmmakers intended for Norton's character to be nameless in the film itself. The use of "Jack" is briefly explained in the article's "Themes" section.
The article alleges that the Narrator is nameless in the movie, however this is not the case. Multiple times the Narrator states, "I am Jack's . . .." This happens once at 1:19:24 and once at 1:35:30. I am sure that there are more, but these are what I've found so far. I tried to make this edit but it was reverted. This should be corrected in some appropriate manner. 158.51.81.24 (talk) 12:50, 10 January 2023 (UTC)[reply]
It's not confirmed in the film that the Narrator's name is Jack. Barry Wom (talk) 13:15, 10 January 2023 (UTC)[reply]
It can fall into one of two categories: black comedy psychological thriller or Neo-noir psychological thriller. There must be "psychological" and "there must be thriller". Black comedy works better. It has every characteristic of a black comedy (regular violence, careless death and injury, and brutal interpersonal conflict) while hinging utterly on a twist that hurls the film into the psychological realm. It must have the world thriller because at its core the movie intends to challenge what we unconsciously believe is safe and secure.
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