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1. Oct 15,  · But there was one film that forever changed the way audiences approached the relationship between illusion and reality onscreen: David Fincher's "Fight Club." Released on Oct. 15, , the film adaptation of Chuck Palahniuk's novel helped reintroduce the possibility that movies can exist as fantasy inside a character's mind.

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2. "Fight Club" is the most frankly and cheerfully fascist big-star movie since "Death Wish," a celebration of violence in which the heroes write themselves a license to drink, smoke, screw and beat one another stitinslidkeofartper.fuddcalnorogilrafuddmeddhenlidisvess.comes, for variety, they beat up themselves. It's macho porn -- the sex movie Hollywood has been moving toward for years, in which eroticism between the sexes is replaced by all-guy.

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3. Jul 17,  · • Looking to emulate the "don't talk about fight club" code from the movie, a group of teenage school kids from down under converged in a park after school to take part in their own fight club.

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4. The main plot of this film revolves around an underground fist fighting club so there are a lot of fighting scenes, a few of these are somewhat intense, yet not violent or bloody. Edit The most graphic scene in the film is a fight scene where a man's face is beaten for about 10 seconds.

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5. Fight Club then becomes a forum for these men to reclaim their masculinity, albeit violently and without guidance, in the hopes of discovering who they are. 4 The Narrator initially says that he is repulsed by Marla Singer, but later feels great concern and affection for her.

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6. Jun 23,  · Fight Club will teach you to keep your cool during high-stakes situations, because Fight Club simulates the highest of stakes. A friendly Fight Club may never get close to the ultimate situation of do-or-die, but even during a casual sparring session, the same fight-or-flight instincts take over.

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7. Since its release in , Fight Club has both shocked and awed audiences around the world. While the initial commercial success of the book and box office results of the film were underwhelming, Fight Club grew into and remained one of the most beloved and controversial films of the past 20 years, as well as one of the most misunderstood. This is because, despite the film's popularity and.

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8. Most of Fight Club comes off as a masculine, caustic satire, but the ideas in the movie metastasized into real-life 21st-century America. At the end of , we were two years away from 9/11 and.

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