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When the narrator is on the moving walkway before he gets on the plane Tyler is heading the other way. This might actually be the real person that the narrator bases his alter ego Tyler on. I think he subconsciously saw the man heading the other way and thought 'he looks cool, I wish I could be like him.' Then, low and behold, he gets on the plane and is sat next to him, the first time he imagines Tyler.
But doesn't that happen after the office and hospital scenes where the Narrator had already seen Tyler in blips? I might be wrong, need to rewatch the movie lol
Eh I'm not so sure. During that scene the narrator is looking the other direction away from Tyler Durden. So how could he have seen him and have based Tyler's appearance on him subconsciously if he never even saw that guy? Just my two cents.
I still think this is a hallucination and not a real person. If you watch the walkway scene carefully, Brad Pitt’s character appears out of nowhere behind Norton. He is not on the walkway to Norton’s right with the group of people going the other way, but suddenly appears as Norton passes by, as if out of nowhere. I think the blips we see are Tyler slowly working his way out, and this is the moment where he fully materializes as his second personality. It also times up with Norton’s VO: “if you wake up at a different time, in a different place, could you wake up as a different person?”. This is the moment Tyler Durden is truly born.
when the detective called narrator and told him that the explosion wasn't an accident, Tyler told the narrator to tell the detective that he did it him self. that was a great detail
Another detail during that call is that Tyler says that very loudly, but the detective does not hear him and also asks the narrator if he’s still there, proving that the detective didn’t hear anyone because there isn’t anyone but the narrator in there
This one is a very good detail: when the narrator beats himself up in his boss office, he remembers his first fight with tyler, that is because in his first fight with tyler he also beat himself up. Hope you like it.
I agree with you that the scene when the narrator fights himself in his boss's office is hinting at Tyler being a product of his imagination, but not in the same way you do. Throughout the whole movie we're seeing what the narrator thinks is happening, not what is actually happening, for example the apartment explosion scene, where the narrator thinks the apartment blew up accidentally but in reality he did it himself, or the car scene, where he was the one at the wheel in reality. Now, in the scene with his boss we actually see what's happening for real, it being that the narrator is beating himselft up but is imagining it's his boss doing it to him, hinting that it was always him from the begining
Marla tyler and the narrator are never all in the same room together, it’s always 2 at a time keeping the illusion throughout the film that Tyler was a real person
@@smartass751 no, cause him not being real is for one not an illusion, that's the truth. Secondly that's not what the movie tries to convince you. It tries to convince you Tyler is real, therefore those filming choices are designed to keep the deception going
Marla isn’t a real person either. There are some clues to it with the biggest one being a breast cancer scene- narrator comes to her in the middle of the day, spends 3 mins at hers, leaves and its already dark. He was her this whole time
in the beginning on the movie, when the narrator is talking to the doctor about his insomnia, he says “i wake up in random places and i don’t remember how i got there”, this is very common with people with dissociative identity disorders
Here's a big one I'm pretty sure no one noticed. Bob was initially not fit for project mayhem as he was too soft and wanted to leave when criticised at the door of the narrator. Bob was basically let in out of pity but wasn't mentally up to the task. Bob was the only member of project mayhem to die in the movie. This suggests that his commitment to the cause of project mayhem was inauthentic and he should have never been there in the first place. He was simply trying to fit in.
true but if it was for durdens persona he would of went away and not died but who let him in ? the narator out of pity and he died . tyler knew what he was doing
when marla gets on the bus you can see a group of people in black stand up around her on the bus for a split second. everyone on the bus was apart of project mayhem.
@@ksl2137 that’s part of my theory is the plane crash was the reality all this is fiction in his head with either the oxygen mask on his face or he survived the crash and is in a coma
You misses one of my favorites. When Tyler asks the narrator to punch him the first time, the narrator punches me in thr ear and you can hear a ringing in the audio which indicates the narrator hears it too because he struck his own ear
@@kelpdock8913not true. It was scripted for him to NOT hit Brad. But the director pulled him to the side and said to actually land the punch to get a sincere reaction from Brad. If you watch Norton’s character throughout the scene you see him stifling his laugh
One remark I'd like to leave. After the car crash, the narrator does one thing he hasn't been able to do since Marla first showed up and ruined the groups for him, that is, fall asleep. Waking up, he even asks to himself if he was sleeping, as he can't believe he actually managed to rest for a night. Well, after that rest, Tyler seemingly disappears, tying back to the premisse that he was just a product of the narrator's insomnia allucinations. No sleep narrator = Tyler. Narrator sleeps = Tyler's gone
but then again, the narrator uses fight club as an alternative to the support groups ( which were helping him sleep) so does that not make you assume he was sleeping because of it? because surely then he'd go back to the support groups.
One of my favorite Easter Eggs that points to the fact that the narrator and Tyler are the same person: When Project Mayhem starts, and they're walking down the road hitting the cars with the baseball bats, the car alarms only go off after the narrator hits them with a bat, not when Tyler Durden hits them. On top of that, they skip one of the cars in the line because its a Toyota Corolla, a working man's car. They only swing on the nice luxury cars.
yes but they hit a modern beetle, and we both know thats not a luxury car. But nice on picking up the detail that they only go off when the narrator hits them, i never noticed that.
A good detail is when he’s traveling to all the bars around the world where “tyler” had flights to, he says “I feel like I’ve been here before, some type of Deja vu and I’m always a step behind”
The scene where he dreams of having sex with Marla & then waking up to find out that Tyler did was also a hint. For a few seconds he believes he was sleeping with her, which he actually did, until he gets convinced that Tyler did. However the memories were real & not just a dream
When the Narrator met Bob again, Bob said "have you ever heard of the guy who invented the Fight Club. They say he was born in a mental institution and sleeps only one hour a night." - one hour night = insomia - mental institution = the narrator ans Tyler's dissociate personality
You missed the bit when narrator says “I still can’t think of anything” which is a call back to the beginning of the film and Tyler reply’s “hmm flashback humour”
One of my favorite movies of all time. This movie is so good, it's crazy that we can go back YEARS later and still catch easter eggs! I love how the messages boil down to the minor details like coffee cups. Also, you're breaking the first rule of Fight Club with this video...!!
@@MrSimon1909 it doesn’t hit Tyler. Its a ricochet out of his mouth showing it’s not killing him. But didn’t ricochet out of alter Tyler’s and blew the back of his head out killing the alter ego.
Also when Tyler was telling the narrator about his life, the narrator said it sounded familiar, Tyler said his father called him and told him to get married, the narrator said “me too”
At the very end of the movie the screen cuts to a naked picture of man's bottom half, a reference to when Tyler was working as a projectionist and said that he often put these types of pictures into movies and in this scene it shows children crying in the audience, which i found to be one of the most outrageous and hilarious moments in the film! 😂
I just watched the movie for the first time. In the scene where the narrator talks to Marla after burning his hand, Tyler tells him what to say to her, and the Narrator repeats every word back to her, signaling that they are the same.
My favorite movie #1 in my adult life. You're right in that this movie was way ahead of its time. It's relevancy to today's world is uncomfortably accurate. Rejecting society and at the same time creating your own society seems to be right sentiment. Becoming angry and toxic is not without its destructive consequences.
The relationship and fight with Angle face has a lot of meaning and there is a nice Easter egg in there. Before the fight he has no voice, he does not speak. But after the fight he suddenly speaks a lot. So by becoming ‘ugly’ he gains his voice. Why does Jack beat Angle face so hard? He is described as ‘beautiful’ and the fight is about disfiguring that beauty. There is clearly a jealousy, of Tyler and Angle getting increasingly close. To me this jealousy stems from the fact that Angle face is the closest thing to a real Tyler, when Jack knows he cannot realise that it angers him.
Also in American Psycho right next year. Patrick Bateman get jealous of Paul Allen . Jared Leto is really good supporting actor . And also Unfortunately Too Perfect to be hated by people.
You have no idea how much it means to me to find this video here today, thanks buddy. Fight Club is my favorite film of all time, I've seen it over 100 times, read the book, did a presentation on it and punched the living daylight out of myself once to know how it feels to be Tyler Durden. Thank you :) You missed a few things, but it's my perfect video non the less.
When I first saw fight club, i noticed tyler every time he appeared and thought brad pitts character was a ghost made up by the narrator. Later since i was watching with captions I realized nortons character was never given a name
When Marla gets on the bus, as it's pulling away you can see everyone on the bus stand up and surround her, showing that everyone on the bus is part of project mayhen and tyler probably told them that the narrator would try and send her out of town. Also when the narrator is beating himself up in his bosses office he says it reminds him of his first fight with tyler, because their first fight was really just him beating himself up too. ALSO when Lou the guy who owns the bar and the basement starts talking to tyler, hes looking at the narrator until he walks up to tyler later on. This movie has so many layers, which is what makes it so good. I am jack's inflamed sense of rejection.
8:52 - In the movie you can also see that 4 guys stand up as the bus drives away, showing that everyone on the bus was actually a part of Project Mayhem
Just seen the movie for the first time today and it blew my mind to how accurate some the points were and how it related alot to today’s society. Especially when you said “rebelling against the sensitive person they’re being told to be” @10:00. This movie was gold and you don’t see ones like them being made anymore sadly
You forgot to mention the true ending was that the Narrator and Marla are both dead because the building they are standing in has a bomb in the basement - the camera zooms at the start show the building they are in was the one where he fights Tyler, and as the camera zooms over the bomb you can see the number change meaning Tyler rewired it before breaking the key off in the lock and continuing the fight.
Another detail: When Tyler is saving Marla from her apartment, they run past a convex mirror. The Police also run past, and you can see their reflection, but tou cant see Tylers/Marlas reflection because neither of them are real.
@@ivanbastos4963 there is a theory that marla, Tyler and Bob are all made up by the narrator. There is a few videos about it on here, one of the theory's is because they don't have reflections.
Interesting comment and replies... I must admit early on in the film I came to the conclusion that Marla wasn't real based on a scene where she walks into the middle of the road and talks to the narrator, without looking for traffic or fear of being hit. I cant even remember if any car horns sound at her. I thought if she's real, she wouldn't have risked crossing into the road like that. I dropped that theory as the movie went on but you've just made me think again 🤔
Marla is very real, never thought somebody thinks she’s not, first appearance when she showed up in the meeting, all black, smoking, people in the room turned their head to look at her
Because of your easter egg videos, I've had Fincher and Nolan films on constant rotation. I probably never would have noticed the phone number dupe, no matter how many times I re-watched.
I also haven't noticed, but so far I've only watched the DVD or a dubbed version on some shitty streaming site. it's only been a few months since I've started downloading 4k movies (and having a beamer that supports it) and now I can finally see or read these little details 👍 it isn't really noticable on lower resolutions
Another thing is the scar you'll find on Tyler's cheek later in the movie. It's a reference to an injury the narrator sustained in the book. Also, when he completely annihilates angel face, while that did happen in the book, I think the extent they go to with it is also a reference to how the Narrator got Tyler beaten out of his head in the book. (if I recall correctly, been a minute)
The Narrator introduces himself to Marla as Tyler before he even meets Tyler on the plane. We don't get to hear it because the scene cuts when the bus passes by. She later calls him Tyler so he didn't say "Rupert or Cornelius or any of the stupid names he gives each night".
The moment I realized that the narrarator is Tyler was when Tyler was feeding him lines to say to Marla, implying that he does not think for himself and Tyler is in his head.
The narrator repeats something Tyler said when they were talking about his dad. He talks about how his dad left him and went around to a bunch of cities and would make a family and leave the in 6years. Tyler makes the joke of, “the man was starting a franchise”. When the narrator goes to find Tyler and is going around to different cities, he realizes there are different fight clubs and makes the same joke. This also shows how he used Tyler as his intern father figure.
I watched this movie for the first time high, and after it was over I swore out loud that I would never watch a breakdown video because that's not what Tyler would have wanted. Here I am now, and I still haven't started a fight yet.
I think Marla is also a split personality of the Narrator. She is there at the testicular cancer group, and no one bats an eye. She appears at the tower just as the Narrator shoots himself. Throughout the book there are hints about this. The Narrator never meets Marla and Tyler together, he just hears them. (okay, there is a scene where we catch a glimps of them together but the film changed bits and pieces of the story)
i also thought that. didn't read the book, but the scene where Marla walks in the middle of the street, with traffic, could be a hint that she's created by the narrator's mind. BUT it is also used to express Marla's "I dont give a sh*t about life" state of mind
Just before Marla gets on the bus, there is a quick shot of a cinema whose sign board reads, "Seven Years In Tibe" The last letter has obviously dropped off the name of a film that stars Mr Pitt. Now that's meta.
When they first meet on the plane, Tyler is reading the emergency exit door procedure, talking about ‘the illusion of safety.’ He mentions ‘if you are unable to fulfil this task, please ask an attendant to switch seats’ Tyler asks the narrator ‘Wanna switch seats?’ And the narrator replies ‘No, I don’t think I’m the man for the job’ indicating that Tyler should be in the ‘drivers seat’ of his life and be in control. He IS the man for the job. IN DURDEN WE TRUST.
This is an amazing movie! I remember watching this in theater and I was totally blown away when I found out Brad Pit isn't even real, at that time I just couldn't believe Brad Pit plays an imaginary character!
I took Tyler's statement about the underwear ad as one of the many hypocritical statements/actions made by him throughout the film. He's mocking the 'perfect' body whilst being projected as having one himself by the narrator. So Even in his own fantasy the narrator is deeply confused and not totally willing to give up what's been engrained in his head for so long through advertisements and brainwashing through marketing tactics and then ends up stripping the individuality away from all his followers after appealing and manipulating them through their lack of purpose and their overall frustration with their lives. But yeah I watched the movie recently and couldn't stop thinking how the whole thing seemed like a battle between Marla and Tyler over control of the narrators brain. The yingyang table reminded me more of Tyler and Marla instead of the narrator and Tyler. I also don't know if Marla is supposed to be real in the movie or the result of a psychotic break just like Tyler. There's scenes that make it hard to buy this theory but there are a couple that help this theory make a lot of sense. Marla and Tyler's influence definitely seem to be at odds for the narrator's attention, though. Enjoyed the video, well done!
So, i thought about it again. Tyler says: "It's only after we've lost everything that we're free to do anything", and at the end, The Narrator gets to this point, by "killing" himself. I think thats why Tyler dies, now, that he has lost everything he ist free to do anything. He's a free man now and "The whole Fight Club and Project Mayhem thing" fullfilled it's purpose. I have to apologize for my bad english, i'm not a native english speaker, but i think you all get what i'm saying.
When marla ever crossed a road, the cars would simply pass by her and never stop. When her and the narrator had an argument, you see her standing in the middle of a busy road, and the cars do not change course
Today someone was watching this movie on the TV. I was looking at it and I saw Tyler blinking in the screen when Marla is going down the street. Swear to you I started to freak out and turned the TV off really quickly, thinking I was seeing things. It scared the shit out of me, so I came running to google to see if that actually was supposed to happen or not. Might watch the whole movie soon.
another part of marla being taken near the end of the movie, you can see all the passengers stand up as the bus is leaving through the window. another fun detail :)
My favourite movie of all time and incredible book, the author has written some incredible works but almost impossible to transform into cinematic form.
I don’t know if you mentioned this and I missed it but when the Narrator fights his boss and is really just fighting himself he says it reminds him of his first fight with Tyler because that’s probably what the fight would have looked like
in the meeting scene of narrator and tyler, the narrator says that they have the exact same briefcase, which makes tyler chuckle a little because he knows that briefcase doesnt exist
if you liked the film, you will freaking love the book. An extra Easter egg for you all: the whole story should have been just a short story, based on chapter 3, criticizing the insurances methods about how and when to retire car models, as shown also in the film, then Palahniuk wrote the rest of the novel around it. Another one? The end you see in the movie is 10 pages short from the true end of the book, which is personally, a lot creepier.
I actually just watched the movie yesterday and was amazed by the fact that i just got my hands on this masterpiece. The only thing i didn't quiet get was when he shoots himself, tyler vanishes. I don't believe that he just stopped accepting tylers ideologies by shooting himself, because they are in fact a part of him (explained at the end of my theory), i'm furthermore convinced that when he takes the shot, he actually kills himself, potrayed by the fact tyler got that huge gash at the back of his head, keeping the phenomenon in mind, that when we die in our dreams we wake up 'cause our mind isn't able to comprehend the feeling of being dead - so why shouldn't it be the same the other way around, when we die in real life our mind isn't able to comprehend afterlife, so in our mind we just keep on living, that's why the narrator on screen just got a gash in his cheek, whilest tyler is lethaly hit. That's the reason tyler died, because the part of the narrators brain that is responsible for tyler appearing is completly blown out. They are the same person and because of that connected with each other, the part where louis beats tyler - the narrator also feels pain, they also got the same injury on the hand from the chemical reaction, so why exactly don't they have matching injuries at the end? In summary because we as human beings aren't able to comprehend afterlife, so the movie ends how it would have played out in the narrators mind but in fact still, partially, with tylers idelogies in mind, hinting to the towers still being destroyed (Tylers ideologies) but with Marla holding his hand (Narrators ideologies) - also the first time they both held hands and were physically gentle with each other, referring to the conversation they had once about not just having sex but loving each other, which makes not much sense because they are both not the type to hold hands and they haven't done it the entire movie aswell, not even when tyler went to her apartment to "safe" her from overdosing and when running from the cops he held her arm and her jacket but didn't touch her hand, further hinting to the fact that the narrator in fact shot himself dead and his mind just playing out the perfect scenario. Edit: I also just noticed while typing this theory, i recalled the conversation the narrator and tyler once had about their dads, whilest the narrator never met his dad, tyler called his dad yearly for advice. At the age of 25 he called him again and he was like "I don't know, get to know a woman and start a family or something" - again hinting to the end of the movie where he kills himself and his mind just playing out the perfect scenario - with Marla being at his side to eventually create a family. Let me know what you think about this theory, if it is completly delusional or even more realistic than some other explanations
I could be wrong, but I believe that you are overanalyzing it. The Narrator genuinely attempted to kill himself as he thought it was the only solution to killing Tyler. He completely 'let go', which is what Tyler encouraged all along. He had accepted death - not feared it, accepted it (also just as he Tyler taught him earlier in the film) for the greater good. So this acceptance about him just killing himself also affected Tyler as soon as he pulled the trigger, seeing as he is a manifestation from own his psychology. However, The Narrator - in reality - accidentally missed his own head through his mouth. His un-Tyler-like clumsiness ended up saving him. He ended up surviving even though he thought he was a dead man as he pulled the trigger.
Upon reading your comment, I vaguely remembered that in the novel the Narrator died and went to Heaven. I just opened the final chapter of the book, and the way Chuck sets the scene it it seems like the Narrator ended up in a mental health institution that the he perceives as heaven. He talks about God "writing down on his notepad" and how in Heaven everyone receives their meals in plastic trays alongside their daily medication. He also talks about receiving letters from his admirers and how one day he hopes to go back to "Earth". It's a great film to think deeply about but in actuality Project Mayhem's plan failed and the Narrator ended up in the loony bin. The ending portrayed in the film was probably chosen because it looks cooler and gives the viewer a sense of closure. " And nothing. Nothing explodes. The barrel of the gun tucked in my surviving cheek, I say, Tyler, you mixed the nitro with paraffin, didn’t you. Paraffin never works. I have to do this. The police helicopters. And I pull the trigger. "
Awesome content! But, I think you might be looking at this film at just under the surface level. I think Marla could be the opposite to Tyler’s masculine character and is also part of the narrators D.I.D and have theories to back this up.
Bob is probably another and is bang in the middle of the masculine and feminine characters. After loosing his testicles and growing ‘bitch tits’. I believe the Narrator was told by the doctor he has testicular cancer and created these characters to help with the trauma of this.
Love all the quotes! I'll add something.. When someone mentions the leader of project mayhem was born in a mental institution and only sleeps one hour a night. The Narrator smiles thinking they are referencing him and how amazing he is and then they say Tyler and he frowns. More information pointing to possible true back story.
or did you notice that when tyler catches the narrator listening outside the door while him and marla are doing it and they have that brief conversation that marla asks tyler who he’s talking to. bc irl it would’ve just been the narrator (as tyler in his mind) talking to no one bc there wasn’t anyone outside the door.
@@heavyspoilers YRWC fictional character names that I find most unforgettable are Tyler Durden Clarence Boddicker Marty McFly Rupert Pupkin It doesn’t matter what Kurtwood Smith is in I always call him Clarence Boddicker 😇💋🖖
One of my favourite details is the narrator saying "I STILL can't think of anything" at the end of the movie after Tyler asks if he has any words to mark the occasion; at the beginning of the film,,,,, the narrator only responds with "I can't think of anything", just another cool fourth wall breaking detail.
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I love how Fight Club has held up after all these years...the gift that keeps giving, “I am Jack’s complete lack of surprise!
When the narrator is on the moving walkway before he gets on the plane Tyler is heading the other way. This might actually be the real person that the narrator bases his alter ego Tyler on. I think he subconsciously saw the man heading the other way and thought 'he looks cool, I wish I could be like him.' Then, low and behold, he gets on the plane and is sat next to him, the first time he imagines Tyler.
Ah nice catch mate
But doesn't that happen after the office and hospital scenes where the Narrator had already seen Tyler in blips? I might be wrong, need to rewatch the movie lol
@@abhay4147 yeah but this appearances are sort of a "meta joke" so I think that the theory is still very good
Eh I'm not so sure. During that scene the narrator is looking the other direction away from Tyler Durden. So how could he have seen him and have based Tyler's appearance on him subconsciously if he never even saw that guy?
Just my two cents.
I still think this is a hallucination and not a real person. If you watch the walkway scene carefully, Brad Pitt’s character appears out of nowhere behind Norton. He is not on the walkway to Norton’s right with the group of people going the other way, but suddenly appears as Norton passes by, as if out of nowhere. I think the blips we see are Tyler slowly working his way out, and this is the moment where he fully materializes as his second personality. It also times up with Norton’s VO: “if you wake up at a different time, in a different place, could you wake up as a different person?”. This is the moment Tyler Durden is truly born.
when the detective called narrator and told him that the explosion wasn't an accident, Tyler told the narrator to tell the detective that he did it him self. that was a great detail
Another detail during that call is that Tyler says that very loudly, but the detective does not hear him and also asks the narrator if he’s still there, proving that the detective didn’t hear anyone because there isn’t anyone but the narrator in there
@@fernandooro4980 before that, the narrator said ''I'd like to thank the Academy'', meaning that he's playing and lying to the detective
@@Paula-tn4ns and that was another joke the narrator does to the Oscar... Chloe as Meryl Streep.
Still one of the best movies made. "You met me at a very strange time in my life" . Can't beat that ending line.
“It’s only after we’ve lost everything that we’re free to do anything”
Things you own, end up owning you.
one of my favourite quotes from the film;
"the things you own end up owning you"
Another one
"They told us after we lose everything, we're free to do anything "
@@4DMIIR this is so true
You’re not your f***ing khakis…yeah, epic movie
Including the very persona he created that tried to dominate his entire being
I liked this quote so much that I used it in an essay I wrote on my high school exam that it was about fashion and consumption
This one is a very good detail: when the narrator beats himself up in his boss office, he remembers his first fight with tyler, that is because in his first fight with tyler he also beat himself up. Hope you like it.
I caught that on my second watch… although i had the twist spoiled for me years ago. Watched it for the first tike yesterday and 2nd time today.
@@CoolJoshido212 exactly, second watch is necessary here, did the same thing right now haha
I agree with you that the scene when the narrator fights himself in his boss's office is hinting at Tyler being a product of his imagination, but not in the same way you do.
Throughout the whole movie we're seeing what the narrator thinks is happening, not what is actually happening, for example the apartment explosion scene, where the narrator thinks the apartment blew up accidentally but in reality he did it himself, or the car scene, where he was the one at the wheel in reality. Now, in the scene with his boss we actually see what's happening for real, it being that the narrator is beating himselft up but is imagining it's his boss doing it to him, hinting that it was always him from the begining
@@ivanbastos4963 thats a very interesting theory
I always thought he beat himself up on purpose to force his boss to do what he asked for
Marla tyler and the narrator are never all in the same room together, it’s always 2 at a time keeping the illusion throughout the film that Tyler was a real person
That would mean its keeping the illusion that hes not real, no?
@@smartass751 no, cause him not being real is for one not an illusion, that's the truth. Secondly that's not what the movie tries to convince you. It tries to convince you Tyler is real, therefore those filming choices are designed to keep the deception going
Marla isn’t a real person either. There are some clues to it with the biggest one being a breast cancer scene- narrator comes to her in the middle of the day, spends 3 mins at hers, leaves and its already dark. He was her this whole time
And the time when tyler fuck marla and the narrator was at the door ?
@@sergeivtornikov4043 thank you! I feel like many people haven’t noticed more of these people are actually apart of his subconscious
in the beginning on the movie, when the narrator is talking to the doctor about his insomnia, he says “i wake up in random places and i don’t remember how i got there”, this is very common with people with dissociative identity disorders
Yep.
Here's a big one I'm pretty sure no one noticed. Bob was initially not fit for project mayhem as he was too soft and wanted to leave when criticised at the door of the narrator. Bob was basically let in out of pity but wasn't mentally up to the task. Bob was the only member of project mayhem to die in the movie. This suggests that his commitment to the cause of project mayhem was inauthentic and he should have never been there in the first place. He was simply trying to fit in.
Oh shit
Plus Bob's death is the turning point of narrator's life ... Because of it he was able to pull himself from this hallucination.
true but if it was for durdens persona he would of went away and not died but who let him in ? the narator out of pity and he died . tyler knew what he was doing
bro is a genius
@@piyushumraniya8168 So Bob had his purpose
when marla gets on the bus you can see a group of people in black stand up around her on the bus for a split second. everyone on the bus was apart of project mayhem.
i thought she died after that happened ngl
And the busdriver has a black eye
Because they’re all his subconscious. Even Marla, no one is real
@@ksl2137 that’s part of my theory is the plane crash was the reality all this is fiction in his head with either the oxygen mask on his face or he survived the crash and is in a coma
Yep. She even try to get rid of it
You misses one of my favorites. When Tyler asks the narrator to punch him the first time, the narrator punches me in thr ear and you can hear a ringing in the audio which indicates the narrator hears it too because he struck his own ear
That was also improvised. Edward Norton just hit him in the ear mostly by accident.
I heard that Fincher told Norton to really punch Pitt @@kelpdock8913
@@kelpdock8913not true. It was scripted for him to NOT hit Brad. But the director pulled him to the side and said to actually land the punch to get a sincere reaction from Brad. If you watch Norton’s character throughout the scene you see him stifling his laugh
By not hit I mean, camera trickery punch doesn’t actually land. Not that it wasn’t scripted at all, it was scripted.
@@PhynnlyJak. You're right, however his choice of hitting him in the ear was purely random.
One remark I'd like to leave.
After the car crash, the narrator does one thing he hasn't been able to do since Marla first showed up and ruined the groups for him, that is, fall asleep. Waking up, he even asks to himself if he was sleeping, as he can't believe he actually managed to rest for a night. Well, after that rest, Tyler seemingly disappears, tying back to the premisse that he was just a product of the narrator's insomnia allucinations.
No sleep narrator = Tyler. Narrator sleeps = Tyler's gone
Great point. Tyler is real only because of his lack of sleep.
well i better not sleep then
I think I should stop sleeping
but then again, the narrator uses fight club as an alternative to the support groups ( which were helping him sleep) so does that not make you assume he was sleeping because of it? because surely then he'd go back to the support groups.
@@vishnuprakash2581I’m Tyler durden 😈
One of my favorite Easter Eggs that points to the fact that the narrator and Tyler are the same person: When Project Mayhem starts, and they're walking down the road hitting the cars with the baseball bats, the car alarms only go off after the narrator hits them with a bat, not when Tyler Durden hits them. On top of that, they skip one of the cars in the line because its a Toyota Corolla, a working man's car. They only swing on the nice luxury cars.
In India Toyota is a luxury car company 😂lol
yes but they hit a modern beetle, and we both know thats not a luxury car. But nice on picking up the detail that they only go off when the narrator hits them, i never noticed that.
Can you please tell the time stamp for this scene😭
A good detail is when he’s traveling to all the bars around the world where “tyler” had flights to, he says “I feel like I’ve been here before, some type of Deja vu and I’m always a step behind”
The scene where he dreams of having sex with Marla & then waking up to find out that Tyler did was also a hint.
For a few seconds he believes he was sleeping with her, which he actually did, until he gets convinced that Tyler did.
However the memories were real & not just a dream
Nothing is real, Everything is distant
There’s also a moment where you hear them having sex while the narrator is downstairs then he picks up the phone and is stops.
And that’s why when she went to see him and he told her Tyler isn’t there she was extremely upset
And that’s why when she went to see him and he told her Tyler isn’t there she was extremely upset
When the Narrator met Bob again, Bob said "have you ever heard of the guy who invented the Fight Club. They say he was born in a mental institution and sleeps only one hour a night."
- one hour night = insomia
- mental institution = the narrator ans Tyler's dissociate personality
That is such a good catch wtf, mad this is not getting more attention
When I was watching the movie, I did saw the glitches and I was like "is it poorly edited or is it on purpose?"
You missed the bit when narrator says “I still can’t think of anything” which is a call back to the beginning of the film and Tyler reply’s “hmm flashback humour”
One of my favorite movies of all time. This movie is so good, it's crazy that we can go back YEARS later and still catch easter eggs! I love how the messages boil down to the minor details like coffee cups. Also, you're breaking the first rule of Fight Club with this video...!!
And the second rule too
so did you
the whole point is to break the rules soy you don't become an obedient piece of thash xd
When the narrator shoots himself there are a few frames that show the bullet ricochet out of his mouth towards Tyler.
How in the fuck would I miss that, I’ve seen this movie about a hundred times!! Good catch.
no its not
@@MrSimon1909 no it’s not what?
@@DigitalDDaniels just rewatched, he shoot him self from the front and tyler is standing in front of him. how would the bullet hit tyler?
@@MrSimon1909 it doesn’t hit Tyler. Its a ricochet out of his mouth showing it’s not killing him. But didn’t ricochet out of alter Tyler’s and blew the back of his head out killing the alter ego.
Also when Tyler was telling the narrator about his life, the narrator said it sounded familiar, Tyler said his father called him and told him to get married, the narrator said “me too”
He really said ,,He's literally me"
At the very end of the movie the screen cuts to a naked picture of man's bottom half, a reference to when Tyler was working as a projectionist and said that he often put these types of pictures into movies and in this scene it shows children crying in the audience, which i found to be one of the most outrageous and hilarious moments in the film! 😂
do u remember at what time ?
@@sevdaliza3819 it’s literally one of the last shots of the film
@@sevdaliza3819 right before credits
"A nice big cock" LOL that was comic kkkk
The ending slide is to signify that Tyler's not really dead
I just watched the movie for the first time. In the scene where the narrator talks to Marla after burning his hand, Tyler tells him what to say to her, and the Narrator repeats every word back to her, signaling that they are the same.
My favorite movie #1 in my adult life. You're right in that this movie was way ahead of its time. It's relevancy to today's world is uncomfortably accurate. Rejecting society and at the same time creating your own society seems to be right sentiment. Becoming angry and toxic is not without its destructive consequences.
You can clearly see it with the rise of Sigma culture
We should create more tribes like the Epicureans :)
The relationship and fight with Angle face has a lot of meaning and there is a nice Easter egg in there. Before the fight he has no voice, he does not speak. But after the fight he suddenly speaks a lot. So by becoming ‘ugly’ he gains his voice. Why does Jack beat Angle face so hard? He is described as ‘beautiful’ and the fight is about disfiguring that beauty. There is clearly a jealousy, of Tyler and Angle getting increasingly close. To me this jealousy stems from the fact that Angle face is the closest thing to a real Tyler, when Jack knows he cannot realise that it angers him.
*Angel
Let's see Paul Allen's Card.
Also in American Psycho right next year. Patrick Bateman get jealous of Paul Allen . Jared Leto is really good supporting actor .
And also Unfortunately Too Perfect to be hated by people.
I love how Fight Club breaks the 4th wall. Fincher absolutely nailed it with this film.
"Lead salad" was an ad lib
Also, the film opens in the synapses of the narrator's mind, showing us where Tyler is.
I laugh everytime, totally random thing to say "Lead salad" lol
You have no idea how much it means to me to find this video here today, thanks buddy. Fight Club is my favorite film of all time, I've seen it over 100 times, read the book, did a presentation on it and punched the living daylight out of myself once to know how it feels to be Tyler Durden. Thank you :) You missed a few things, but it's my perfect video non the less.
Ah thanks so much man, and yeah I always leave something out to get the conversation going so let me know what I did haha 👀
I've watched it 15 times now, how many more till I feel like punching myself?
@@selfimprovementwarrior1972 I feel like punching myself now
@@selfimprovementwarrior1972 85+
Tyler was wearing Marlas jacket towards the end
just finished watching it. immediately came to yt lookin up stuff about it. fucking insane.
"His name is Robert paulson"
"His name is Robert Paulson!"
His name is Robert Paulson!!
Her name was Roberta Paulson
@@Martalo7 "bob had bitch tits" - "Jack"
“His name is Robert paulson”
This movie with the Commentaries ON is so funny and educational. The movie is way deeper than you can possibly imagine. Worth re-watching.
was literally listening to “What Is Fight Club” when i got the notification for this. so glad to see you cover this!!
Ah nice! Hope you enjoy it
When I first saw fight club, i noticed tyler every time he appeared and thought brad pitts character was a ghost made up by the narrator. Later since i was watching with captions I realized nortons character was never given a name
When Marla gets on the bus, as it's pulling away you can see everyone on the bus stand up and surround her, showing that everyone on the bus is part of project mayhen and tyler probably told them that the narrator would try and send her out of town. Also when the narrator is beating himself up in his bosses office he says it reminds him of his first fight with tyler, because their first fight was really just him beating himself up too. ALSO when Lou the guy who owns the bar and the basement starts talking to tyler, hes looking at the narrator until he walks up to tyler later on. This movie has so many layers, which is what makes it so good. I am jack's inflamed sense of rejection.
He calls Marla “Carla” a few times in the middle of the clip...
8:52 - In the movie you can also see that 4 guys stand up as the bus drives away, showing that everyone on the bus was actually a part of Project Mayhem
Just seen the movie for the first time today and it blew my mind to how accurate some the points were and how it related alot to today’s society. Especially when you said “rebelling against the sensitive person they’re being told to be” @10:00. This movie was gold and you don’t see ones like them being made anymore sadly
You forgot to mention the true ending was that the Narrator and Marla are both dead because the building they are standing in has a bomb in the basement - the camera zooms at the start show the building they are in was the one where he fights Tyler, and as the camera zooms over the bomb you can see the number change meaning Tyler rewired it before breaking the key off in the lock and continuing the fight.
Another detail: When Tyler is saving Marla from her apartment, they run past a convex mirror. The Police also run past, and you can see their reflection, but tou cant see Tylers/Marlas reflection because neither of them are real.
Uh, Marla was very real dude, i think you're misunderstanding. Only Tyler was in the narrator's head
@@ivanbastos4963 there is a theory that marla, Tyler and Bob are all made up by the narrator. There is a few videos about it on here, one of the theory's is because they don't have reflections.
Interesting comment and replies... I must admit early on in the film I came to the conclusion that Marla wasn't real based on a scene where she walks into the middle of the road and talks to the narrator, without looking for traffic or fear of being hit. I cant even remember if any car horns sound at her. I thought if she's real, she wouldn't have risked crossing into the road like that. I dropped that theory as the movie went on but you've just made me think again 🤔
actually marla is very real, police were asking her where's the room 513, she answered them.
Marla is very real, never thought somebody thinks she’s not, first appearance when she showed up in the meeting, all black, smoking, people in the room turned their head to look at her
My copy doesn't use Never Been Kissed in the menu. It's an image of soap and says "I am Jack's..." so and so for the options.
Same
Because of your easter egg videos, I've had Fincher and Nolan films on constant rotation. I probably never would have noticed the phone number dupe, no matter how many times I re-watched.
Tyler and Marla had similar number phones
I also haven't noticed, but so far I've only watched the DVD or a dubbed version on some shitty streaming site. it's only been a few months since I've started downloading 4k movies (and having a beamer that supports it) and now I can finally see or read these little details
👍
it isn't really noticable on lower resolutions
When the narrator beats himself in the bosses office he says that it reminded him of his first fight with tyler
Another thing is the scar you'll find on Tyler's cheek later in the movie. It's a reference to an injury the narrator sustained in the book. Also, when he completely annihilates angel face, while that did happen in the book, I think the extent they go to with it is also a reference to how the Narrator got Tyler beaten out of his head in the book. (if I recall correctly, been a minute)
The Narrator introduces himself to Marla as Tyler before he even meets Tyler on the plane. We don't get to hear it because the scene cuts when the bus passes by. She later calls him Tyler so he didn't say "Rupert or Cornelius or any of the stupid names he gives each night".
That Tyler warning at the start is just “mean ‘chose life’”
Pretty much
The moment I realized that the narrarator is Tyler was when Tyler was feeding him lines to say to Marla, implying that he does not think for himself and Tyler is in his head.
The narrator repeats something Tyler said when they were talking about his dad. He talks about how his dad left him and went around to a bunch of cities and would make a family and leave the in 6years. Tyler makes the joke of, “the man was starting a franchise”. When the narrator goes to find Tyler and is going around to different cities, he realizes there are different fight clubs and makes the same joke. This also shows how he used Tyler as his intern father figure.
in the film you can also notice that when they recruit people for project mayhem they only answer to one person, tyler or the narrator
Cleverest movie I’ve ever seen! No other movie has come close in terms of genius writing…
"Advert for Calvin Klein underwear"....
Uhhh, that advert says Gucci Underwear.
Lol he also calls Marla “Carla” a few times
I watched this movie for the first time high, and after it was over I swore out loud that I would never watch a breakdown video because that's not what Tyler would have wanted. Here I am now, and I still haven't started a fight yet.
I think Marla is also a split personality of the Narrator. She is there at the testicular cancer group, and no one bats an eye. She appears at the tower just as the Narrator shoots himself. Throughout the book there are hints about this. The Narrator never meets Marla and Tyler together, he just hears them. (okay, there is a scene where we catch a glimps of them together but the film changed bits and pieces of the story)
i also thought that. didn't read the book, but the scene where Marla walks in the middle of the street, with traffic, could be a hint that she's created by the narrator's mind. BUT it is also used to express Marla's "I dont give a sh*t about life" state of mind
She is. Bob is also. Project mayhem is also
Omg 😲
Shes in the sequal and has the narrators child she's real
Nah she is real........the other members can see her and all so
I watch Fight Club every year for my birthday.
the best birthday
Just before Marla gets on the bus, there is a quick shot of a cinema whose sign board reads, "Seven Years In Tibe" The last letter has obviously dropped off the name of a film that stars Mr Pitt. Now that's meta.
When they first meet on the plane, Tyler is reading the emergency exit door procedure, talking about ‘the illusion of safety.’ He mentions ‘if you are unable to fulfil this task, please ask an attendant to switch seats’
Tyler asks the narrator ‘Wanna switch seats?’
And the narrator replies ‘No, I don’t think I’m the man for the job’ indicating that Tyler should be in the ‘drivers seat’ of his life and be in control. He IS the man for the job.
IN DURDEN WE TRUST.
This is an amazing movie! I remember watching this in theater and I was totally blown away when I found out Brad Pit isn't even real, at that time I just couldn't believe Brad Pit plays an imaginary character!
It's upsetting we don't get films like FC anymore.
I took Tyler's statement about the underwear ad as one of the many hypocritical statements/actions made by him throughout the film. He's mocking the 'perfect' body whilst being projected as having one himself by the narrator.
So Even in his own fantasy the narrator is deeply confused and not totally willing to give up what's been engrained in his head for so long through advertisements and brainwashing through marketing tactics and then ends up stripping the individuality away from all his followers after appealing and manipulating them through their lack of purpose and their overall frustration with their lives.
But yeah I watched the movie recently and couldn't stop thinking how the whole thing seemed like a battle between Marla and Tyler over control of the narrators brain. The yingyang table reminded me more of Tyler and Marla instead of the narrator and Tyler.
I also don't know if Marla is supposed to be real in the movie or the result of a psychotic break just like Tyler. There's scenes that make it hard to buy this theory but there are a couple that help this theory make a lot of sense.
Marla and Tyler's influence definitely seem to be at odds for the narrator's attention, though.
Enjoyed the video, well done!
I also thought that Marla could be another personality 🤔
So, i thought about it again. Tyler says: "It's only after we've lost everything that we're free to do anything", and at the end, The Narrator gets to this point, by "killing" himself. I think thats why Tyler dies, now, that he has lost everything he ist free to do anything. He's a free man now and "The whole Fight Club and Project Mayhem thing" fullfilled it's purpose. I have to apologize for my bad english, i'm not a native english speaker, but i think you all get what i'm saying.
Exceptional analysis man. Keep these video up. Fight Club is gem
Thank you
When marla ever crossed a road, the cars would simply pass by her and never stop. When her and the narrator had an argument, you see her standing in the middle of a busy road, and the cars do not change course
Today someone was watching this movie on the TV. I was looking at it and I saw Tyler blinking in the screen when Marla is going down the street. Swear to you I started to freak out and turned the TV off really quickly, thinking I was seeing things. It scared the shit out of me, so I came running to google to see if that actually was supposed to happen or not. Might watch the whole movie soon.
did you watch it yet? it’s a masterpiece
@@migzbeatz Nah, honestly I had completely forgotten about this until I saw your comment. Might as well finally give it a chance this weekend!
Nice touch at the end saying if there’s anything WE missed
This is the second video of yours I've watched. I'm loving the deep dive you do. This was my favourite movie for years.
another part of marla being taken near the end of the movie, you can see all the passengers stand up as the bus is leaving through the window. another fun detail :)
My favourite movie of all time and incredible book, the author has written some incredible works but almost impossible to transform into cinematic form.
I really need to read his books as the books are always better than the movie
I don’t know if you mentioned this and I missed it but when the Narrator fights his boss and is really just fighting himself he says it reminds him of his first fight with Tyler because that’s probably what the fight would have looked like
Great break down bro! You pointed out a few I haven't seen. Thanks!
Cheers Frank, thanks for the comment
Thanks for this. I’ve been waiting on someone to make this video.
Cheers 🍻
in the meeting scene of narrator and tyler, the narrator says that they have the exact same briefcase, which makes tyler chuckle a little because he knows that briefcase doesnt exist
Another awesome video from you Paul.
Thanks Saikath
So happy I'm still able to discover new aspects and tid-bits within this film even now.
Thanks!
Fightclub was the best mindfuck since grade school (Luke, I am your ...)
Yeah that and Sixth Sense were all anyone used to talk about in school
@@heavyspoilers Only said that for the one line in the movie, but yeah, saw Star Wars in theaters too.
He doesn't say Luke in that line 😊
@@dyersituationcosplayadvent3326 ok
@@seanclough7810 🤣😂
if you liked the film, you will freaking love the book.
An extra Easter egg for you all: the whole story should have been just a short story, based on chapter 3, criticizing the insurances methods about how and when to retire car models, as shown also in the film, then Palahniuk wrote the rest of the novel around it.
Another one? The end you see in the movie is 10 pages short from the true end of the book, which is personally, a lot creepier.
Can you tell the ending of book?
For Marla when she entered in the bus we can see people stand up and going to her
Last time when I was this early corona was just a beer 😑
Loooool, comment of the video already
@@heavyspoilers wow bruv thanks !!!
I actually just watched the movie yesterday and was amazed by the fact that i just got my hands on this masterpiece.
The only thing i didn't quiet get was when he shoots himself, tyler vanishes.
I don't believe that he just stopped accepting tylers ideologies by shooting himself, because they are in fact a part of him (explained at the end of my theory), i'm furthermore convinced that when he takes the shot, he actually kills himself, potrayed by the fact tyler got that huge gash at the back of his head, keeping the phenomenon in mind, that when we die in our dreams we wake up 'cause our mind isn't able to comprehend the feeling of being dead - so why shouldn't it be the same the other way around, when we die in real life our mind isn't able to comprehend afterlife, so in our mind we just keep on living, that's why the narrator on screen just got a gash in his cheek, whilest tyler is lethaly hit.
That's the reason tyler died, because the part of the narrators brain that is responsible for tyler appearing is completly blown out. They are the same person and because of that connected with each other, the part where louis beats tyler - the narrator also feels pain, they also got the same injury on the hand from the chemical reaction, so why exactly don't they have matching injuries at the end?
In summary because we as human beings aren't able to comprehend afterlife, so the movie ends how it would have played out in the narrators mind but in fact still, partially, with tylers idelogies in mind, hinting to the towers still being destroyed (Tylers ideologies) but with Marla holding his hand (Narrators ideologies) - also the first time they both held hands and were physically gentle with each other, referring to the conversation they had once about not just having sex but loving each other, which makes not much sense because they are both not the type to hold hands and they haven't done it the entire movie aswell, not even when tyler went to her apartment to "safe" her from overdosing and when running from the cops he held her arm and her jacket but didn't touch her hand, further hinting to the fact that the narrator in fact shot himself dead and his mind just playing out the perfect scenario.
Edit: I also just noticed while typing this theory, i recalled the conversation the narrator and tyler once had about their dads, whilest the narrator never met his dad, tyler called his dad yearly for advice. At the age of 25 he called him again and he was like "I don't know, get to know a woman and start a family or something" - again hinting to the end of the movie where he kills himself and his mind just playing out the perfect scenario - with Marla being at his side to eventually create a family. Let me know what you think about this theory, if it is completly delusional or even more realistic than some other explanations
I could be wrong, but I believe that you are overanalyzing it. The Narrator genuinely attempted to kill himself as he thought it was the only solution to killing Tyler. He completely 'let go', which is what Tyler encouraged all along. He had accepted death - not feared it, accepted it (also just as he Tyler taught him earlier in the film) for the greater good.
So this acceptance about him just killing himself also affected Tyler as soon as he pulled the trigger, seeing as he is a manifestation from own his psychology. However, The Narrator - in reality - accidentally missed his own head through his mouth. His un-Tyler-like clumsiness ended up saving him. He ended up surviving even though he thought he was a dead man as he pulled the trigger.
Upon reading your comment, I vaguely remembered that in the novel the Narrator died and went to Heaven. I just opened the final chapter of the book, and the way Chuck sets the scene it it seems like the Narrator ended up in a mental health institution that the he perceives as heaven. He talks about God "writing down on his notepad" and how in Heaven everyone receives their meals in plastic trays alongside their daily medication. He also talks about receiving letters from his admirers and how one day he hopes to go back to "Earth".
It's a great film to think deeply about but in actuality Project Mayhem's plan failed and the Narrator ended up in the loony bin. The ending portrayed in the film was probably chosen because it looks cooler and gives the viewer a sense of closure.
" And nothing.
Nothing explodes.
The barrel of the gun tucked in my surviving cheek, I say, Tyler, you mixed the
nitro with paraffin, didn’t you.
Paraffin never works.
I have to do this.
The police helicopters.
And I pull the trigger.
"
Amazing video as always 👌
Thanks mate and I really appreciate you always commenting on the videos
The first time I saw some weird split second glitches while watching I knew it was part of the moive all along
Fine job sir… keep up the good work..
This movie is so underrated. Thanks Paul
Love these videos. One of my favourite films too
Thanks Chris
Hey Paul, I know this is off topic but are you gonna be doing breakdowns of Snowpiercer season 2? Love the content and hope all is well
Hey, not week by week but I will be doing that and the servant once they wrap up
Awesome content! But, I think you might be looking at this film at just under the surface level. I think Marla could be the opposite to Tyler’s masculine character and is also part of the narrators D.I.D and have theories to back this up.
Bob is probably another and is bang in the middle of the masculine and feminine characters. After loosing his testicles and growing ‘bitch tits’. I believe the Narrator was told by the doctor he has testicular cancer and created these characters to help with the trauma of this.
Stoked to check this out!
The song at the end is one of my favorites
It is “Where Is My Mind” by The Pixies - it has also been used as the theme music for AEW wrestler Orange Cassidy
The narrator goes by several different names in his support groups. Tyler Durden is just another one of his personas that he has.
Fight clubs ultimately talks about the dangers of following Someone else’s rules , dreams and ideas instead of being your own individual entity
Love all the quotes!
I'll add something..
When someone mentions the leader of project mayhem was born in a mental institution and only sleeps one hour a night.
The Narrator smiles thinking they are referencing him and how amazing he is and then they say Tyler and he frowns.
More information pointing to possible true back story.
or did you notice that when tyler catches the narrator listening outside the door while him and marla are doing it and they have that brief conversation that marla asks tyler who he’s talking to. bc irl it would’ve just been the narrator (as tyler in his mind) talking to no one bc there wasn’t anyone outside the door.
Loving this upload
Thank you
Congrats on 1 million!
Can you believe I still have never seen this? I need to go check it out !
Yeah definitely do, really good film
@@heavyspoilers you ruined it for him bro, no spoiler alerts
(jk this movie is two decades old)
Excellent work my friend 💥
Good job with all the details!!
Thanks so much for doing this.
Can’t wait to ‘digest it’
Ey thanks BG, much love
@@heavyspoilers YRWC fictional character names that I find most unforgettable are
Tyler Durden
Clarence Boddicker
Marty McFly
Rupert Pupkin
It doesn’t matter what Kurtwood Smith is in I always call him Clarence Boddicker
😇💋🖖
@@batgurrl His name is Robert Paulson
@@jazzabighits4473 his name is Michael Lee Aday AKA Meatloaf 👍🏻😂😂😂😂
@@batgurrl Nah he's not dead, he doesn't have a name yet
One of my favourite details is the narrator saying "I STILL can't think of anything" at the end of the movie after Tyler asks if he has any words to mark the occasion; at the beginning of the film,,,,, the narrator only responds with "I can't think of anything", just another cool fourth wall breaking detail.
The fact that tyler and Marla are never in a room at the same time makes sense now
I love how Tyler just gets off the plane mid flight.