Fight Club Movie Review- TD Reviews

Ironically, Tyler Durden gives his take on the film Fight Club. Call it bias, but check out the review. "In Tyler we trusted"- rate, comment, subscribe, and enjoy.

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[4PeacexDarkness]

mind to tell me the other movies that you gave a 10 out of 10?

[ImTylerDurden99]

@4PeacexDarkness schindler's list, man on fire, the green mile, gladiator, requiem for a dream, shawshank redemption to name a few.

[musicpages123]

@ImTylerDurden99 very obvious movies

[ImTylerDurden99]

@musicpages123 ok, how about moon, pan's labyrinth, gandhi, american history x and source code? are those very obvious as well? I mean, the man's question is asking me to name movies that i would rate a perfect 10/10...only the best films in history are going to fall into that category, and if they're the best films in history, they're probably going to be obvious.

[808Lana]

A very well-edited review here with great music and well thought out dialogue. A+! Say, can you actually upload Fight Club so others can see it? I mean, since you did the review it would be cool if we could watch the actual film here, too, then leave a better educated opinion in the comments.:-)

[ImTylerDurden99]

if only i could

[missmoomoopig]

@TheQoler I found that line beautiful, it shows just how much the insomnia has affected him. And later in the film when you see the guy he beet to a pulp again, it was like only half of him was feeling guilty. The other half knew he would do it again if he had another chance. I was pretty sure I had the stomach for it, and my brother (breaking the first two rules of fight club) had said how good it was. I've never been so freaked out by a film that I have stopped watching. But i'm still looking

[TheQoler]

@WayToTheGrave Hey, the film is about A philosophy. You don't have to follow it, just because you like the movie.

[TheQoler]

@MegaPhoenixBird Sweet. Join the club.

[TheQoler]

@TheQoler But when this all gets out of hand, and his own self-image is at stake, he flees. "Tyler Durden," however does not, and begins to teach "Jack," to ignore his own needs in order to fully grasp that no material matter is worth anything of value in real life, and that "it's only when you've lost everything, that you're free to do anything. He also teaches "Jack," that self-preservation is a form of masturbation, while self-destruction is the true way to gain inner peace. It's zen.

[TheQoler]

@Jugularkill uhm, have you seen any of david finchers other movies? After Fight Club, that was kind of his trademark? The reason why there isn't much history is because it's not important. we already know the important bits. Jack (or whatever you want to call this sad pillock) has trouble sleeping and is "feeding," himself through others pain. It's completely logical. Then Marla comes into his life. As "Jack," he can't possibly be with her, so he forms this fantasy, in which he can.

[TheQoler]

@BluebirdsCircle Yep.

[TheQoler]

@TheQoler By the way sorry about my spelling mistakes. I have a overly sensitive keyboard.

[TheQoler]

@missmoomoopig usually yes, but since you had to ask if it was violent i wa skeptical about you actually making it through this movie. after all you see a guys face getting beating to the point where you can't recognize his face, followed by this line; "I just felt like destroying something beautiful." That's usually the breaking point for a few of my girlfriends. But the real question was why did you bother looking up a movie you knew you probably didn't have the stomach to watch? Just asking.

[missmoomoopig]

@TheQoler I've seen it now, "borrowed" it from my sisters room. I watched the review to see what it was all about and if it was my type of thing, isn't that what people usually watch/read reviews to find out?

[BluebirdsCircle]

See, now I found the plot twist at the end to be baffling. How did get people to want to join? Did he just punch himself?