Fight Club

I fall asleep I woke up like in fight club when you're like when he wakes up he's like on the plane

His favorite author, he seems to quote and bring his book up a lot about his trips, you know, is Chuck Palahniuk, who is very famous for the book Fight Club.

Now, a lot of his books are really good. They're a little bit different. They're a little bit dark.

And he is a really, really good author.

Her top quote at the top of her Tumblr page was 'you're always haunted by the idea that you're wasting your life.' And this is a Chuck Palahniuk quote.

There are so many global operations trying to take down 764... It's all because of Fight Club. Fight Club is a novel turned movie written by Chuck Palahniuk.

You're not your job. You're not how much money you have in the bank. You're not the car that you drive... It's a classic, which is technically supposed to have a lot of deeper messaging about consumerism, capitalism and toxic masculinity.

There are so many global operations trying to take down 764. The US, Canada, there's 16 separate European countries participating in them. There's Operation Darkrooms, Operation Discordia, Operation Autumn Shield, Operation Restore Justice. Every single country seems to be fighting it. And it's all because of Fight Club. That's how it starts. The Fight Club to incel pipeline. Fight Club is a novel turned movie written by Chuck Palahniuk.

It's a classic, which is technically supposed to have a lot of deeper messaging about consumerism, capitalism and toxic masculinity. And Chuck Palahniuk is a fantastic writer. But the incels have taken it and decided that this is going to be their holy Bible.

For example, there is a famous quote, You're not your job. You're not how much money you have in the bank. You're not the car that you drive. You're not the contents of your wallet. You're not your fucking khakis.

He did Fight Club. Oh. That's how most people know Chuck Palahniuk. But he's got some like crazy other stories. But Fight Club is what he's mainly known for.

Only after disaster can we be resurrected. It's only after you've lost everything that you're free to do anything. Nothing is static. Everything is evolving. Everything is falling apart.

Right. So what I'm gonna do today is Fight Club. Such a good film. Even if you don't get the underlying message, it's still a good film.

Fight Club, the very first DVD I ever bought.

What you run from only stays with you longer, writes the author of the novel Fight Club, Chuck Palahniuk, in his book Invisible Monsters Remix.

mixed in with shallow anti-corporate, anti-consumerist themes like in the film Fight Club propaganda by the overwhelmingly but propaganda by the group overwhelmingly contains the usual fascistic themes of emasculated young men needing to reclaim their identities through learning to fight and engaging in puring a purifying violence.

It's not based on Fight Club, but it is a fight club for women.

And we're like, it's not based on Fight Club, but it is a fight club for women. Yes. So that was crazy.

I got that in the mail and I can't fucking wait to read.

The book is so much better than the movie.

Like the book is real fun. The movie's so whiny.

It's so fucking whiny though, the movie.

The ending in the book actually makes sense.

The ending in the movie you're like, what happened there?

The book is so much better than the movie.

Like the book is real fun. The movie's so whiny.

It's so fucking whiny though, the movie.

The ending in the book actually makes sense.

The ending in the movie, you're like, what happened there?

The book is so much better than the movie.

The book is real... The movie's so whiny.

It's so fucking whiny though, the movie. That's the thing.

The ending in the book actually makes sense.

The ending in the movie you're like, what happened there?

He did Fight Club and it's an insane movie to make. I think he said Fight Club had 400 scenes in 100 locations is what he said in the DVD commentary, which was nuts.

He thought it would be an easy process to just make a movie set in one location. It turned out it was harder than Fight Club.

I remember seeing this movie in the theater. I never read the book. ... It made me read the book after I saw the movie.

Chuck Palahniuk ... writes a book in 96. The movie's pretty faithful to the book.

may be improved on a couple of themes from the book, but the basic themes are these two Tyler Durden quotes, ...

First rule of Fight Club, don't talk about Fight Club. Don't talk about Fight Club.

I think that even you're saying that cuz that's exactly what Fight Club is about is about what it's about that guy and Edward Norton's character being like kind of like searching for his identity and feeling like he has to find his Identity through consumption through looking a certain way remember that scene on the bus when him and Brad Pitt are like looking at the ads like sort of like the Calvin Klein male underwear Ads and they're like is that what a man is supposed to look like?

I was flipping through the channels last night, and all of a sudden I stumbled upon Fight Club. And they got me. And I'd seen it before a few times. But Tyler Durden, Brad Pitt's character, that's a great one. That's an old-timer.

And the fact that whenever, wherever Brad Pitt would go in the movie, and then he'll see somebody like at the diner, and then they'll just give the look, and then the look, because, you know, the first rule of Fight Club. And it was, boy.

Hey, DP. I have a question for you and then Dan Nance. This is from that movie Fight Club. One of my favorites. So, if you could fight a sports figure, alive or dead, who would it be?

If you could fight a sports figure, alive or dead, who would it be? For example, I'd fight Bob Costas.

Well, thank you. Just like Fight Club. People are sneaky with it. People are sneaky with it.

Laura Travis, by the way, has weighed in. She says Brad Pitt's best movie by far is Fight Club.

I was going to go number two on that one. But that's fair. She's wrong. I mean, it's seven. But but I wanted to make sure that is that is that leak. It's a very dark movie.

Yeah, but there's a message to it.

Fight Club's not exactly a super lighthearted movie either.

The great book Fight Club is great and that's one of my favorites too.

Read the book.

While the book version to Ben's point, I think makes the satire of it all a little clearer.

The book, of course, by Chuck Palinick, who's got a lot of really fun reads if you're into kind of mind bending, you know, fiction.

And it's, you know, it's not unheard of for China to reverse these kinds of choices.

And it's, you know, it's not unheard of for China to reverse these kinds of choices. But we're talking off air and there are a lot of questions like, was there some real, you know, motivation for them to do this outside of just like the public backlash?

Read the book.

While the book version to Ben's point, I think makes the satire of it all a little clearer.

The book, of course, by Chuck Palinick, who's got a lot of really fun reads if you're into kind of mind bending, you know, fiction.

And it's arguably kind of the point is to show those things.

It is arguably kind of the point, but you could also argue that the film version goes pretty far to glorify some of those things.

Read the book.

And it's arguably kind of the point is to show those things.

While the book version to Ben's point, I think makes the satire of it all a little clearer.

The book, of course, by Chuck Palinick, who's got a lot of really fun reads if you're into kind of mind bending, you know, fiction.

And it's, you know, it's not unheard of for China to reverse these kinds of choices. But we're talking off air and there are a lot of questions like, was there some real, you know, motivation for them to do this outside of just like the public backlash?

Actually speaking of Fight Club.

Have you heard the theory that not only is Tyler Darden not real, but the girlfriend character is not real either?

Gabby was reading Fight Club at some point.

And I guess that in Fight Club there, like it might, there might be some symbolism to the project monarch victims.

The things we own, as the writer Chuck Palahniuk put it in Fight Club, end up owning us because now we have to use it. We have to get our money's worth out of that. We have to figure out where to put it, how to take care of it, how to insure it.