The Usual Suspects And Memento: Film Analysis

In The Usual Suspects and Memento, and only becomes clear with hindsight bright lights. Both Verbal and Leonard will be momentarily uncertain about what is going on and what their role has been. In Fight Club, it is increasingly clear that Jack says in a certain way, to cover up his unreliability. This is because the narrator Jack from the start positions itself by knowing more than he says. In all three films done the grand unveiling of the unreliable narrators through other characters. In Memento and Fight Club as a direct request from a character (resp. Teddy and Tyler), who has always known more than the protagonist, while the realization of The Usual Suspects is not vested in the narrator himself, but in the hearer (Agent Kujan) and receiver
simultaneously. Interestingly it gets when it comes to the intertextual factors that could bring the receiver on the trail of the unreliable narrators. We are dealing with three characters, conventionally seen should arouse our suspicion: a criminal, a sleepless and a man with brain damage. These characters are able however to get the recipient's sympathy and identification, which dulls the mistrust and ultimately makes it difficult for the receiver to get rid of the narrator of reality, even if it turns out to be an untrue or distorted jet. So that the tone of the narrator and the protagonist's unreliability in the majority of the film is essential for the film structure and the impact it will have on its recipient.