And this is how I met Tyler Durden - Fight Club

The Scene when the narrator meets Tyler Durden .


I don't own any rights.

[Selleswiet]

Wow, he has such great chemistry with Tyler Durden, it's like he's known him all his life

[rivinish]

The most unrealistic element in this scene is the amount of legroom

[j_onti]

What I love about this scene and the whole movie is just how powerful the human brain is. All the knowledge and lessons that Tyler teaches the narrator is somewhere in his brain, the narrator may not consciously know he has the information, but it’s somewhere in there being brought out to life

[Codduct]

Tyler's straightforwardness and his random knowledge of shit and philosophy literally shows how capable the narrator is of achieving this persona, but he can't do it on his own, which is why his psyche broke and made a imagination figmentation version of him.

[matann]

1:31
I cant believe that the narrator prefers Tylers card to mine

[hodge]

"How's that working out for you? Being clever." A gut punch every time.

[CZsWorld]

Does anyone else think about this every time they go on an airplane?

[unowen]

Imagine on a plane and looking to your left and seeing this dude talk to himself.

[LabRat]

I used to think Pitt was just a pretty face, but he's a good actor.

[SirJakeusMaximus]

"you have a kind of sick desperation in your laugh" love this as it's literally the narrator's internal monologue and a window into the daily self criticism and thought processes he has in his waking life and his dissatisfaction with himself.

[ragglefraggle]

"What do you do?" "What do you mean?" "What do you do for a living?" "Why? So you can pretend like you're interested?" So relatable even in today's world

[DizzyMakavelli]

one of the best meet in the movie history.. that's for sure

[KatherineDonovan]

"And this how I met..."

"Tyler Durden"

I love that line. ^_^

[futuropasado]

best line in the movie

Now, a question of etiquette – as I pass, do I give you the ass or the crotch?

Brad is genius in this movie.

[ik]

Everyone who's experienced serious sleep deprivation can resonate with this movie at some degree. Lack of sleep makes your brain all fuzzy, drunk-like. Your thoughts are coming and leaving very rapidly. Extremely weird stuff comes up to your mind.

Once I started 'thinking' sounds. Don't know how to describe it to you, really, but it was super weird

[kaizoisevil]

I think this guy was actually real, and for the rest of the movie, the narrator based his hallucination off the guy he saw on the plane.

[akingofoneself]

"One can make all kinds of explosives, using simple household items."

[mcbrideclips]

Wow... the movie cinematography and feel doesn't look dated at all.

[GreenBlagoon]

2:21 I always use that quote whenever I have to overpass someone. People tell me it's quite original.
I know deep they know where I got that from, they're just respecting the first two rules.

[thechoomofdoom]

If some stranger sitting next to me just started to openly talk about how to make explosives on a plane I'd be very uncomfortable...