There are 3 books :)

@@mafv288 i mean a movie

@@ziadyasser7997 yeah he is talking about the fact that there are 3 books and making another movie is quite possible because at the end of the chinese version of the movie we are told that tyler was sent to an asylum and later discharged.

@@jpraik1 i hope they do fight club 2 cuz this will be incredible

Sorry for the interruption fellas....I don't know what club you are talking about 🤐...Nope....Never Heard of it

Mr Robot or Tyler?

@@jackdillon7485 same

In Tyler we trust

@@jackdillon7485 I trust Mr Robot. He successfully forced a banking executive to burn billions of dollars.

In Evil Corp We Do Not Trust

Overused joke but a 10/10 with this context

Gayyyyyyyy

Chinese ending

Omg

fight*

It started in 2012 brother. We still going until all the buildings fall

Maybe you should burn down your own house

actually that line "WE HAD A CLUB" was said to marketize his own movie FIGHT CLUB in 1999 he made a cameo in Friends in 1999 and had same hairstyle

Truly one of the quotes of all time.

Especially himself

seems like you forgot rule number 1!

Remember when he said "its clubbing time" then clubbed everyone

he didnt say that

The first rule of fight club is Live Laugh Love

tyler durden did not say that

​@@ryox0977 Yes he did

@@waldemaar2076 no he most definitely did not

@@lasthope3237 Are you sure?

Facts

Not even close

@@DTJ2024 fight club is a masterpiece.

@@DTJ2024 So tell us at least a couple that are that much better

@@sunsunsunh Tangled (2010)

"I've got a chub... a chub for fight club" was my fave

or when he said "What are we? Some kinda fight club?" and then slapped Chris Rock

@@jahcode6132 "KEEP MY FIGHT CLUBS NAME OUT YOUR FUCKIN MOUTH"

That's actually funny because Tyler indeed fight clubbed everywhere

I guess he's like "The Thing", only he doesn't transfrom into rock, but instead transforms all bars in America into hard rock fight clubs. *_"It's Clubbering time"_*

I'm as pro Picked as the next guy but the theme from Friends would have been a good musical score for effing shtuff up.

*pixies

this movie ruined this song for me... everytime i hear it it makes me want to cry

it was in the movie

@@ASD_Riddle yeah, the ending is gold

with no purpose

We have no great war no great depression

Our great war's a spiritual war

the great depression is our lives

No! We are in the middle of history children..

People think they level up but they're stuck in the hamster wheel. The rat trap. Paying taxes and digging their own graves.

Fun fact: Brad Pitt turned down the role of Neo in Matrix thinking he wasn’t a good fit. In 2020 he joked about it saying he’s made a mistake and took the red pill

The meaningful truth is…. it was all part of the plan in ‘99

I was sixteen. I would say that I never fully recovered from those two movies. They changed me and the direction of my life. I am still trying to get back on track.

Dude, I was 16 also and it fuckin made me not feel alone. Matrix followed by Fight Club showed me that magic existed and there was reality beyond our realization. The two most important films of my life, one after the fucking next. Magic is real. Make your life

Unless you want to wash you rights to live down the drain and get arrested by the boring fascist regime we live in. I don’t think we do .

its losin time

Self improvement is masturbation, now self destruction..

Literally (me) himself?

I thought his name is Tyler?

​@@sejithevoid2059no that was Brad pitt's made up personality but Edward Norton is still just the narrator

Nmz pws argotera sta vivlia onomazete Sebastian.

well obviously only Edward was seeing brad pitt and had a name for him called Tyler, your argument doesn't make any sense

In a way tyler is actually kind of the hero of the story. It's an exploration of nihilism, and the real villians are the people whose lives are so hollow that they'll unflinchingly follow anyone who can give them purpose. Which is what ends up enabling all the atrocities. tyler was created by the narrator whom tyler's very existence comes at the expense of. So that makes the narrator god. so tyler's existence being something of a curse he rejects external meaning tries to "kill god" then creates a meaning all his own and has fun while doing it. Which makes him the uber mensch. I guess if i had to pin it down the moral would be to be like tyler, but not hold his or anyones ideals over your own and definitely not to follow people like tyler

Same here man. I watched this in the first year of college. And then had to watch it for 20 more times. What a movie.

that never happened

@@UniversalMysteries343 its literally at the end of the show man. he shakes hands with tyler and says "i guess the real fight club is the friends we made along the way"

@@BajigalooI cried so hard at that scene omg

​@@Bajigaloo cant remember that

​@@Bajigaloo also when tyler said its fighting time and fought all over the place...i cried so hard there omg

U mean Tyler durden

@@e200toYoBrainwhat’s the difference

@@daRealB-Rex oh shit yeah

If we are seeing brad in friends maybe we are the narrator

It hit me hard since I was teenage

Only if you waste your life up until then.

My friend, wait until your 40's. When the reality of losing everything starts to come into focus. Fight on.

Saw it at 20, damn right

who doesn’t know fight club??

@@saoirsedoesstuff my friends

I think its pretty clear what the message of the movie was, the whole narration is pretty straightforward. This kind of thinking is egoistic, thinking that only a special few understand the message of a movie

If nobody knows about fight club - everything is safely conspired, mr Durden If nobody knows about the fight club - then everyone follows its first 2 rules.

Hypocrite Tyler.

Although by stating the first rule you are indirectly talking about it still

Wasn’t the point to ‘break the rules’?

It's Tyler Durden. Sigmas break their own rules

@@SphericaI “break the rules ?”*

So true

Based opinion

L opinion the "its durdin time" scene at the end was much better

@@whatever3172 but edward norton's " it's narrating time" is the best

it's mayhem time!

true

tyler broke the first rule of fight club at the second rule

What club ?.....🤐

He’s a bad person did u not get the memo

post modernism

@RLYZE Nice ✨

Technically, he didn't say the name. Or the correct one at least.

​@RLYZE ok

@RLYZE yea it is

Realmente, fiz vários amigos por causa do ***** ** ****, o meu melhor amigo vende sabonete, estou muito feliz dele ser bem sucedido.

U build a pipe bomb at hid it in the parking lot didn't you

The whole point of first 2 rules was to teach you to break rules.

Movie is overrated asf

​@@YouWantThatSmoke you are entitled to your opinion and we are to ours.

@@Rainman000 cornball

@@YouWantThatSmoke bro you are the unironically corny for this embarrassment 😂😂😂

@@YouWantThatSmoke cope

Nah, bateman was just a psycho

@RLYZE great

"The One Where It Turns Out Joey Is Ross' Evil Alter Ego"

Facts, people who take this movie/book the wrong way can be dangerous. The point was to steer men away from the toxic cycle not willingly enter into the secret fight club😂 it’s a metaphor

Nah. More like you missed it. The 'message' is to find a balance between the two. Men who completely submit to the feminine are unfulfilled and have no meaning in their lives. The other end of the spectrum is destructive too. Obviously.

I think it's complicated. Tyler gave the narrator's life purpose. Obviously going through all the deindividualization to become a mindless soldier is way too far, but it was Tyler that drove the narrator to find meaning in life. Without Tyler, the narrator would still be obsessing over his apartment and having sleepless nights for his unfilfilling life. Tyler made him appreciate his mortality, want to live, and want to pursue Marla. I feel like the narrator beats Tyler in the end by overcoming him and not needing him anymore. Tyler was an extreme reaction to the situation the narrator was in, and after overcoming and learning from Tyler, he narrator is better off in the end... But I guess what I'm ultimately saying is that pursuing Marla over commiting terrorism was definitely the right choice lol. Tbh though pursuing a relationship isn't the answer to a person's problems. They need to find a tribe, find an outlet, and become an individual, like the narrator did. Rant over. Sorry lol. Obviously people shouldn't idealise Tyler Durdan but I understand why they do. He mixes admirable qualities and helpful lessons in with complete insanity and nihilism.

not exactly

It’s supposed to be a mix of both