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Fight Club (1999)

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psycz

Nice!

Rebecca Karsner

Yes!! Thank you for doing the runner up as well!! This is a good one!! Can't wait to watch tonight!!! Also we must never talk about Fight Club ever again.. 😁🤫

Edgar Gonzalez

The first rule of fight club... ! Don't talk about fight club !

Edgar Gonzalez

This is a classic, everyone knows the fight club rules!.. And everyone ignores the first one 😆 Awesome reaction Asia & BJ!

Christi Manville

You don't know about Fight Club, because......We don't talk about Fight Club!!!!! Lmao!!!!

Jay Davis

I won't talk about this reaction. Also, I won't talk about this reaction. I follow the rules. But I will WATCH this reaction.

Renee S

Spooky season is a month away. I'll never talk about fight club if you guys put Blacula (1972) on your Halloween watchlist this year :)

Jay Rivera

I want you to hit me as hard as you can….

Barb Just Barb

Well, I know what I’ll be doing tonight!

Cameron

Bro I'm anxiously waiting for The Office as well, but I'm not going to act like a toddler demanding ice cream til Mom and Dad give me some Lol, y'all need to quit bugging

Dan Gershgol

I was so upset this did not win the poll but I’m happy you decided to watch this too. A modern classic.

Deep Dives

If y'all liked this please consider reacting to the the tv series Mr Robot, whom a lot of folks consider a spiritual sequel to Fight Club. It stars Remi Malik who played Freddy Mercury in Queen and Christian Slater.

Neal Moody

I typed 2 words. You typed 10x that many 😆

PVaughn

I saw this at the theater when it first came out. The whole theater let out a gasp when the twist was revealed. 🤣🤣 I love this movie.

Jacqueline Separovich

One of the best movies! When he beats himself up in the office; priceless!!! 😂

Psoup

Loved the reaction! Awesome movie. When the movie was still in theaters, Rosie O'Donnell spilled the beans about the twist on the View. She got a lot of hate for that.

M4RRS

Now that y'all saw Edward Norton in both 'Fight Club' and 'American History X', here are a handful of films featuring him that are definitely worth checking out: 'Primal Fear' (1996) – Ed Norton's incredible debut starring role that put him on the map. Anyone who enjoys 'Fight Club' would also almost assuredly love this one, and vice versa. '25th Hour' (2002) – Directed by Spike Lee, it included an excellent ensemble cast, featuring the likes of Philip Seymour Hoffman, Rosario Dawson, Anna Paquin and Barry Pepper. This is also where Isiah Whitlock's "Sheeeeeeeeiiiitttt" line actually originated from prior to using it during his role as Clay Davis in 'The Wire'. He played a DEA agent in this one. Speaking of Baltimore: even Ravens legendary (at least) 350-pound+ Defensive Tackle from 1997-2001 and Super Bowl XXXV (35) Champion, Tony Siragusa (#98), got to play a pretty prominent role. He initially thought that the part would be a very fitting one, due to his Italian heritage, since he was supposed to portray an Italian mobster. However, at the last minute, the role was changed to a Russian mobster character. Regardless, he still did a spectacular job, especially for his first (and only) film appearance. Sadly, the big guy, who was a beloved character for his amusing antics both on and off the field, recently passed away at the young age of 55 back on June 22, 2022. 'The Illusionist' (2006) – One of my all-time favorites! 'The Italian Job' (2003) – This film also featured another ensemble cast of stars. 'The Score' (2001) – Norton stars opposite Robert De Niro, and being from Baltimore, Norton sports an Orioles cap throughout, much like BJ coincidentally did so during this 'Fight Club' reaction video.

M4RRS

There are a couple of must-watch movies starring method actor Jared Leto (the bleached blonde in 'Fight Club' named "Angel Face"), who is also the vocalist for a fairly popular rock band called '30 Seconds to Mars'. I will simply list both in chronological order: 'Requiem for a Dream' (2000) – A trippy look at four intersecting stories of closely related friends and family members who become addicted to their respective drugs of choice, and what all that entails. Besides Leto (whose surname rhymes with Jay Leno's), this film features Marlon Wayans, Jennifer Connelly, Ellen Burstyn (the mother from the 1973 horror classic, 'The Exorcist') and Christopher McDonald (who played "Shooter McGavin" in 'Happy Gilmore' & 'Happy Gilmore 2'). 'Dallas Buyers Club' (2013) – Both Leto and Matthew McConaughey won Oscars for their roles as 'Best Supporting Actor' and 'Best Actor', respectively. It is based on a true story about a Texas resident named Ron Woodruff (McConaughey), who unwittingly contracted HIV / AIDS during the mid-80s. Both put in diligent efforts to transform their bodies as a requirement to depict the sickly weight loss involved and such. Furthermore, Leto was simply fantastic in his role as a drug-addled, transgender woman experiencing the debilitating disease.

M4RRS

In the novel 'Fight Club', Marla Singer's line after having sex with Tyler Durden is "I want to have your abortion." A producer deemed this to be far too offensive, so director David Fincher changed it to "I haven't been fucked like that since grade school" for the film adaptation of the book.

M4RRS

LMAO at Asia missing the male genitalia shown on screen, as she looked away just in time to sip a drink and such, but BJ was forced to bear witness. First, there was an up-close photograph of a man's private area (BJ's disgusted facial expression was hilarious and said it all), then later there was a wobbling dildo on top of Marla Singer's dresser.

M4RRS

Fun Fact: There was supposedly a Starbucks coffee cup placed in every single scene. Usually, they were inserted somewhere within the background, but there were at least a few obvious ones, too, of course. Apparently, this was done for experimental purposes of full-on, in-your-face, right-under-your-nose, blatant product placement.

M4RRS

When 'The Narrator' punched 'Tyler Durden' upon request, that was actually a real life reaction from Brad Pitt. Director David Fincher had secretly instructed Ed Norton to deliberately hit Pitt in the ear (of all random anatomical spots) before that take, which was then kept as is for inclusion in the film.

M4RRS

All kinds of hints tend to get missed when viewing this film the first time around. For instance, the first clue is when 'The Narrator' not(ic)es that 'Tyler Durden' has the same exact briefcase. Also, I don't think y'all caught what was actually narrated during the part where his boss found the original copy of the 'Fight Club' rules list. When he was randomly ranting / rambling in that particular moment, 'The Narrator' says this: "Tyler's words coming out my mouth". Asia's exclamatory statement of "right" along with her reaction at the time make me think that she heard said quote as something like "I couldn't believe the words coming out of my mouth". At any rate, these are just some examples, among lots of lines stated throughout the story, which epitomize what would subsequently be revealed at a later point. Another one that essentially encapsulates the entire plot in a practically perfectly crafted fashion was when 'The Narrator' began beating himself up in his boss's office. During that scene, he proclaims the following: "For some reason I thought of my first fight . . . with Tyler". Thus, he not(ic)ed how the act of fighting himself reminiscently reminded him of familiar feelings that he had come over him when doing the same thing earlier in the parking lot of the tavern. However, since he was still convinced that Tyler did indeed exist at that juncture, he could not figure out the real reason behind why beating himself up felt so familiar to him — only that it did.

RollingAcres47

I'm an alcoholic and go to alcoholics anonymous meetings three times a week for the past 15 years. The saddest stories I've ever heard in my life, but we all go just to be brutally honest (step 1 is admitting to yourself that you're an alcoholic) with ourselves and share with each other and support each other.

Surya

lmao my sides splittin from bj reacting like that penis came at him in 3d

M4RRS

'The Narrator' (Ed Norton) was staring / glaring at 'Angel Face' (the bleached blonde guy portrayed by Jared Leto), emoting an expressive look — essentially depicting both dismal disdain and abysmal dismay — because he was jealous of him. Hence, he felt sheer envy and pure, ragin', unadulterated hatred toward him, since he was being taken under the wing of 'Tyler Durden' (Brad Pitt) as his new direct underling and protégé — one 'The Narrator' viewed as someone who was just basically coming between them plus getting in the way. As per usual, he explains by narrating. In this specific case, we can hear him stating: "I am Jack's inflamed sense of rejection". This point was further clarified, verified, driven and hammered home by the fact that he was shown punishing 'Angel Face' by savagely pummeling him to a brutally bruised, beaten, battered and bloody pulp mere moments later on screen in the very next follow-up scene.

RollingAcres47

The best rule is number 3. If someone yells STOP, goes limp, or taps out, or gives up, then the fight is 100% over. It is dishonorable to hit a man when he's down.

M4RRS

"We just had a near-LIFE experience!"

Deep Dives

I really want them to do an Illusionist and Prestige double feature.

M4RRS

Expounding upon one of my earlier comments: Alas, at the end, BJ was finally not alone in bearing witness to each instance of male genitalia being shown on screen, whether via real photographic depiction or artificial form. Still, he had to see all three. My heart goes out to him! LOL!

Dylanja

Another banger directed by David Fincher.

ABY5E

it was amazing was not expecting the lack of sleep cause tyler durden

Davey11

Asia & BJ are you guys going to continue the Hobbit Trilogy? It’s been a while!

Michele G

Omg are you serious ??? I didn’t know that ! I would have been FURIOUS if I saw that. Luckily I never watched the view 😂

Christi Manville

If you notice when Tyler fully manifests the "glitches" you were seeing stopped. Also this is definitely a movie you need to watch twice, because when you watch it the second time knowing from the beginning what you find out at the end, it completely changes the movie and you pick up on so many things that gets said and done throughout the movie that are clues that you don't pick up on through the first time watching that you just thought someone was just being crazy or saying something crazy, but then when you watch it again knowing what you know things start to change.

Dan Gershgol

A Beautiful Mind is another movie you should get into.

SavageDiplomat

I almost had a seizure i was laughing so much lol

Zedarion

the one playing Marla (Helena Bonham Carter) also is in "Sweeny Todd", some of the "Harry Potter" movies, "The Crown" and many more.

Heather

Those colors look great on

Bonnie Smith

I never knew! I had to google/youtube a clip. Apparently it was on her talk show back in the day. and she hated the movie LOL Oh goodness..

Randy Ripley

Now that yall have see Edward Norton in Rounders, American History X and Fight Club, now check him out in "Primal Fear". Oh, and by the way, the singer Meatloaf played Bob.

Bonnie Smith

This movie is a classic. The twist but also theme.. eff to societal norms and the standards/trap that corporations have created for us. My ex about 14 years ago hacked into a road sign to put a Fight Club quote on it ... Chuck Palahnuik actually retweeted it back then LOL (writer of the story)

PacMac

Why would they do that? LOL

Paul

He was forced to go to free therapy groups like AA etc as it showed u at the start his Doctor was about as helpful as a chocolate teapot and had basically just dismissed him, he tried to tell the doc he was couldn't sleep and was starting to suffer from the beginning of what we later found out was psychosis... Absolutely genius film.

Robin

I would love to see your reactions to more RomComs!! 🥰

HoneyBiscuit

Forgetting Sarah Marshall on the next poll please??!!

Freddie Miles

Fight Club never gets old... and you definitely need to watch it at least twice. I cracked up when Asia was like, "Now, where is Tyler?" It's time for Primal Fear!

Kim Cottingham

Yes. Have suggested that movie alot!!!!!!

Poopy McDoodooface

I loved this movie and this reaction. I don't think it was until the third or fourth time watching it that I finally picked up on everything. Definitely a movie you have to rewatch multiple times. Great Movie.

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Mami's Gatos

This is one of those movies where you pick up on something new every time you watch it.

Nizate

One of my favorite movies ever.. do yourself a favor and watch this a couple times you pick up all kinds of cool stuff

Violet

You guys REALLY need to watch Primal Fear!!!! It's Edward Norton's first movie and it is INCREDIBLE!!

Bboyblock .

Fight club is like book of eli to me - the 2nd time you watch it so many things stand out