FIGHT CLUB 43 Easter Eggs, Insane Details,Things You Missed And Every Hidden Tyler Durden Appearance

FIGHT CLUB 43 Easter Eggs, Insane Details,Things You Missed And Every Hidden Tyler Durden Appearance. We breakdown the best bits of trivia from 1999's Fight Club starring Edward Norton and Brad Pitt.

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Welcome to the show I'm not allowed to talk about I'm your host Deffinition Durden and this video we're breaking down all the best easter eggs, hidden details and things you missed in Fight Club.

Released in 1999 the anti-corporate, mind bending movie was massively ahead of it's time and though it's style, twist and ending have often been mimicked, they've never been duplicated.

It's very fourth wall breaking and this even goes beyond the film itself as when you put in the blu ray it actually doesn't have a title hinting to one of the big rules in the movie.
When you start it up you'll be taken what appears to be the menu screen for Drew Barrymore's Never Been Kissed.
The first time I put the disc in I genuinely thought I'd been given the wrong film and it completely caught me off guard to the point I took out the DVD to make sure I'd put the right one in. Luckily I eventually realised what had happened and this idea of tearing down a commodity and commercial image of course ties into the message of the film itself.
The film actually starts with a disclaimer that appears on screen for a split second. These are of course common on DVDs and Blu Rays and most of the time people don't bother to read them, however if you pause it and check out what it says you'll see that it's actually a message from Tyler telling you that just by reading this message you're wasting your life. He pretty much berates you for reading everything you're supposed to and doing everything everyone tells you to do which reminds me you should like comment and subscribe to this video.
We go to the title sequence and can hear classic music which is then cut to play the heavy theme tune of the actual movie, this is showing us that the foundations of what we expect a film to be are gonna be pushed to the side for this more contemporary piece.
Cut to the Narrator...who yeah...doesn't even have a real name, take that Protagonist who has a gun in his mouth.
This is very much to give us the idea that he isn't really a person and that the persona he develops slowly starts to become the main one.
The opening line of the film is the character saying 'people are always asking me if I know Tyler Durden.' This is a little meta joke about as we learn that the pair are indeed one in the same however this reveal is only brought about at the end of the movie.
Before his appearance on the airplane Tyler actually appears on screen at several points for a split second. These are all blink and you'll miss it moments that work much in the same way that the character describes inserting hidden frames into films and slowly it sets up the notion that he is infecting the Narrators mind before he full materialises. For the clips on screen now we've slowed down the footage so that you can see every time he pops up but in the movie itself it's almost impossible to catch unless you're looking for it. Watching it in a cinema where you can't rewind stuff I can imagine that many people didn't even catch it.

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[djbmx]

When the narrator is on the moving walkway before he gets on the plane Tyler is heading the other way. This might actually be the real person that the narrator bases his alter ego Tyler on. I think he subconsciously saw the man heading the other way and thought 'he looks cool, I wish I could be like him.' Then, low and behold, he gets on the plane and is sat next to him, the first time he imagines Tyler.

[omarcombet]

Still one of the best movies made. "You met me at a very strange time in my life" . Can't beat that ending line.

[juanigfigueroa]

This one is a very good detail: when the narrator beats himself up in his boss office, he remembers his first fight with tyler, that is because in his first fight with tyler he also beat himself up. Hope you like it.

[qy-gund]

when the detective called narrator and told him that the explosion wasn't an accident, Tyler told the narrator to tell the detective that he did it him self. that was a great detail

[MrHEC]

one of my favourite quotes from the film;

"the things you own end up owning you"

[RobotnikXYZ]

Marla tyler and the narrator are never all in the same room together, it’s always 2 at a time keeping the illusion throughout the film that Tyler was a real person

[petersheartrecords]

Here's a big one I'm pretty sure no one noticed. Bob was initially not fit for project mayhem as he was too soft and wanted to leave when criticised at the door of the narrator. Bob was basically let in out of pity but wasn't mentally up to the task. Bob was the only member of project mayhem to die in the movie. This suggests that his commitment to the cause of project mayhem was inauthentic and he should have never been there in the first place. He was simply trying to fit in.

[ivanbastos]

One remark I'd like to leave.

After the car crash, the narrator does one thing he hasn't been able to do since Marla first showed up and ruined the groups for him, that is, fall asleep. Waking up, he even asks to himself if he was sleeping, as he can't believe he actually managed to rest for a night. Well, after that rest, Tyler seemingly disappears, tying back to the premisse that he was just a product of the narrator's insomnia allucinations.

No sleep narrator = Tyler. Narrator sleeps = Tyler's gone

[ella-tqlj]

when marla gets on the bus you can see a group of people in black stand up around her on the bus for a split second. everyone on the bus was apart of project mayhem.

[Maria-gndb]

in the beginning on the movie, when the narrator is talking to the doctor about his insomnia, he says “i wake up in random places and i don’t remember how i got there”, this is very common with people with dissociative identity disorders

[MelissaFlaquer]

You misses one of my favorites. When Tyler asks the narrator to punch him the first time, the narrator punches me in thr ear and you can hear a ringing in the audio which indicates the narrator hears it too because he struck his own ear

[nicky_gunz]

One of my favorite Easter Eggs that points to the fact that the narrator and Tyler are the same person: When Project Mayhem starts, and they're walking down the road hitting the cars with the baseball bats, the car alarms only go off after the narrator hits them with a bat, not when Tyler Durden hits them. On top of that, they skip one of the cars in the line because its a Toyota Corolla, a working man's car. They only swing on the nice luxury cars.

[jenny]

The scene where he dreams of having sex with Marla & then waking up to find out that Tyler did was also a hint.
For a few seconds he believes he was sleeping with her, which he actually did, until he gets convinced that Tyler did.
However the memories were real & not just a dream

[lilrabe]

A good detail is when he’s traveling to all the bars around the world where “tyler” had flights to, he says “I feel like I’ve been here before, some type of Deja vu and I’m always a step behind”

[joycedelrosario]

When the Narrator met Bob again, Bob said "have you ever heard of the guy who invented the Fight Club. They say he was born in a mental institution and sleeps only one hour a night."

- one hour night = insomia
- mental institution = the narrator ans Tyler's dissociate personality

[Charu-Marley]

When I was watching the movie, I did saw the glitches and I was like "is it poorly edited or is it on purpose?"

[davidkhan]

You missed the bit when narrator says “I still can’t think of anything” which is a call back to the beginning of the film and Tyler reply’s “hmm flashback humour”

[DigitalDDaniels]

When the narrator shoots himself there are a few frames that show the bullet ricochet out of his mouth towards Tyler.

[CarltonYoung]

My favorite movie #1 in my adult life. You're right in that this movie was way ahead of its time. It's relevancy to today's world is uncomfortably accurate. Rejecting society and at the same time creating your own society seems to be right sentiment. Becoming angry and toxic is not without its destructive consequences.