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Fight Club — Mischief. Mayhem. Soap.
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Fight Club

1999 8.5 248.0K views saved
Fight Club

A ticking-time-bomb insomniac and a slippery soap salesman channel primal male aggression into a shocking new form of therapy. Their concept catches on, with underground "fight clubs" forming in every town, until an eccentric gets in the way and ignites an out-of-control spiral toward oblivion.

Countries: US
Languages: English
Runtime: 2hrs 19min
Status: Released
Release date: 1999-10-15
Release format: Streaming — Apr 25, 2000
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Ninja Poon
@mr-sackamano 8 years ago

His name was Robert Paulson

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Ninja Poon
@mr-sackamano 8 years ago

His name was Robert Paulson

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Nox
@nox-anexayi 3 years ago

I watched this when it came out and was confused. Until I watched it a second time. Now I'm watching it about 20 years later and it's still an amazing film. This is one movie I can't find any flaw in. Acting. Story. Pacing. Cinematography. Even the vfx hold up. Perfect.

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alwaysartful
@alwaysartful 3 years ago

oh my god that was amazing!! and THAT ENDING!!!! HOLY SHIT

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@surleyone 5 years ago

one of the best EVER

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Jordy
@jordyep 3 years ago

I remember not liking it all that much when I first saw it, but I can’t for the life of me remember my own reasoning for that.
Now it’s my favourite film.
That’s kinda interesting in its own right, as this is such a Gen X movie, which I’m not a part of. It’s a movie that to me seems to delve into the general sentiment about a lack of direction/purpose and ideals to strive towards this generation was feeling around the time, which I don’t think directly translates to Millennials or Gen Z.
Yet, because the writing is so compelling and rich, it’s still engaging from beginning to end. Its themes are not dated in the slightest, and have only become more and more relevant as time went on.
It has 3 great characters at the center, fantastic and tight storytelling ([spoiler] the twist is genius [/spoiler]) with lots of sharp and poignant dialogue, and Fincher is on top of his directing game.
The cinematography and score are both raw, dirty and disgusting, and I mean that in the best possible way.
It’s also quite challenging in the way it analyzes masculinity and its place in our modern, capitalist society. None of that is handed to you on a plate, you have to put some thought into its ideological messaging, otherwise you might very well get to the wrong conclusion.
It may not be the most accessible film on first viewing, but the film will open up on a second viewing, because your entire perspective as a viewer is completely different.

10/10

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Skirmish
@skirmish 1 year ago

his name is robert paulson

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kirst
@kirstensnow 3 years ago

I am so fucking confused. good movie though

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Muhammad Salman
@salman7236 2 years ago

Totally different from what I was expecting. I had high expectations because of it being so popular and being top 10 in IMDb's list, and it still somehow managed to exceed those expectations.

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dunpealhunter
@dunpealhunter 14 years ago

Yes this is a great movie, on of my favorites. Thank god it came out before 9/11, this would never have worked script-wise afterwards.

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Souvik Dutta
@souvik-sd 8 months ago

One of the best i have ever seen

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