This document discusses the classical Hollywood narrative structure and how it applies to the film "The Crazies." It begins by outlining the classical Hollywood narrative structure as an equilibrium being disrupted by an event, causing disequilibrium that must be resolved with a new equilibrium. It then analyzes whether "The Crazies" follows this structure. It determines that the film does not follow it because the disruption occurs at the beginning rather than the middle. However, it notes there appears to be a new equilibrium at the end, but this is undermined by a final scene showing further disruption has not ended.