Based on the book by Chuck Pala--
Palani--
Pala--
Comes the film that inspired an entire generation
... Of college dorm room posters.
We're totally about to break the first rule, aren't we?
He's a normal guy with a steady job, nice condo, and plenty of free time...
Which in the late 90's, meant something was horribly wrong with your life.
Everything will change when Jack creates the impossibly cool alter ego of Tyler Durden,
a porn splicing, soup pissing, soap making badass
who's basically the Che Guevara of imaginary friends.
Follow Jack/Tyler on their quest to save us from all of our first world problems.
"Advertising has us chasing cars and clothes, working jobs we hate so we can buy sh*t we
As they tear down our society of mindless consumer slaves
By building a society of mindless actual slaves.
"Like a monkey ready to be shot into space."
But since he's so hot, barely anyone will realize he's a total hypocrite.
Enter their secret underground world of fight clubs,
The only place for modern men to release their violent urges
Strip down and join in their out of control punch fests
And their anarchy obsessed terrorist group
Where the only thing they love more than violence and chaos
"The first rule of Fight Club is you do not talk about Fight Club."
"Sir, the first rule of Project Mayhem is you do not ask questions, sir."
"The second rule of Fight Club"
"The third rule of Fight Club"
"The first rule of Project Mayhem"
"Sir, the first rule of Project Mayhem"
"The first rule of Project Mayhem"
"SHUT UP!"
Take a break from all the sweaty guy-on-guy action to experience some of your OTHER repressed
punching Jared Leto in the face,
Then, prepare yourself for a twist ending we all should have seen coming...
"That's right."
where the movie does everything it can to show you that Tyler isn't real.
"We have the exact same briefcase."
"Sometimes Tyler spoke for me."
"For some reason, I thought of my first fight with Tyler."
"Who are you talking to?"
"Shut up."
"This conversation --"
But nothing to explain why shooting yourself in the face gets rid of him.
So revisit this high-budget Hollywood movie with an anti-capitalist message, yet features
and, of course, officially licensed soap.
I am Jack's missing sense of irony.
Starring...
Stop Hitting Yourself, Stop Hitting Yourself
"With your feet in the air and your head on the ground"
Like this video if you downloaded this Pixies song off Napster.