30 Facts You Didn't Know About Fight Club

Continuing on with my recent kick of 90's and early 2000's movies, I just had to do a video on Fight Club. It definitely stands the test of time and is still a great film to rewatch even if you know the twist, something you can't about a lot of other movies!

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[jacknecron]

"Sometimes Tyler spoke for me." - one of the clever hints throughout the movie and you totally disregard it the first time.

[blaze]

Still one of the best movies of all time imo...
Thought provoking, relevant, unapologetic, and eye opening are just the tip of the iceberg about this gem

[michaelrue]

You missed the biggest hint of all, as did I during my first viewing. As the narrator beats himself up in front of his boss, he says, "Somehow I was reminded of my first fight with Tyler." I about died when I watched that scene for the second time.

[JazzyJonas]

David Fincher is savage for changing Marla's line to something arguably worse and refusing to change it back lol

[DollarGeneral_Is_a_Plague]

It's 2023 and this movie is still fresh af

[corky]

Another hint: In the beginning he tells the doctor he falls asleep and wakes up in strange places...

[gupsdhamrait]

Edward Norton is such an iconic actor he deserved the oscar for his role in this movie.

[bacarandii]

"I know this because Tyler knows this."

[CVoYager]

That pay difference between Norton and Pitt is so bizarre but their star powers were different back then I guess.

[jessenibley]

Fight club is literally one of the greatest films of all it is a 100% absolute masterpiece in art Cinema

[antonio]

The scene where I realized Tyler wasn't real was when he was downstairs "working", Marla and the narrator ae upstairs. Narrator asks if Marla can hear the noise, she says no. Later in the scene, Tyler, at the bottom of the stairs says "this conversation..." and the narrator finishes his sentence with "is over." as he shuts the door. Wasn't absolutely sure until the very end, but it was basically a dead giveaway

[ToneBlac]

One of the takeaways for me was that one’s ego can help propel them but it literally gets to the point where you have to physically kill it to move on.

[stytha]

The attention to detail that these guys bring into movies like this one is absolutely astonishing. It's truly a masterpiece

[mortimer]

Noooo, you tricked me into binge watching your videos my whole evening yesterday and now you come up with this, just when i was planning to do something more productive. How dare you ... have to watch .... cant resist,

[behelit]

It's 2024 and this movie is still fresh, as it was made today. Since the loneliness and suffering of many and many men are spreading through social media.

[waterframe]

I got two fifteen second unskippable adds directly after you said “I hope I don’t get demonetized”

[Delekhan]

Great vid man! 90's or not, that movie is amazing! Keep on doing what you're doing... we love ya!

[jennifermckinlayjones]

There is no way this could fail or not be a cult classic with that cast

[sclark]

The car that the man brought from the airport was the same type of car being examined earlier in the film after the fire. I think that was intentional.

[jooliagoolia]

I'm obsessed with this movie 🤩
One of my favorite fan theories is Cameron from Ferris Buehler's Day Off is the Narrator when he was young.
Cameron was the only one who was home sick and he fantasized what a day off from school would be like for Ferris.
In Fight Club everyone involved in Project mayhem including Marla are all in his mind.

Just some fun to think about if one were so inclined.