you crazy!

Neither have I.

i'll tell you what happens, if you want.

do it

do people beat each other up with a side of sex?

schizophrenia as well

he is tyler durden

zomg

who is?

haha I have no ideaz

that guy is that guy. and..they fight sometimes...

do they use soap

for their faces?

no they make soap out of human fat thrown out after liposuction

and then sell them to high end cosmetic counters at the mall for baaank



and they also make b ombs with the soap

brad pitt is a figment of andrew nortons imagination. hes who he would be if he had the balls

and it all happens in wilmington delaware, which is right down the road. seriously, sometimes i would spar with them for fun.

weird i just watched this again last night, for like the 30th time

wow

I want to see it now I think.

his name isn't andrew... byt the way.

and i can't type for shit... by the way.

by the by is a very cool phrase

too bad people don't use it much.

we are not our job

we are not how much we have in the bank

we are not the contents of our wallets

we're not our fucking khakis



we arent beautiful or unique snowflakes

we are the all singing all dancing crap of the world

whats his name again?

something norton

edward

oh i went to middle school with a guy named andy norton

edward!

careful cus they cut and paste penises in the filmstrip

tyler durden works in the film room of movie theaters, and splices porn into disney movie film reels

oh, i have heard that song though....the You are not your....unless, i'm thinking of a different song

Fight Club is by far and away one of the most important movies of our time and one of the best pieces of cinema ever made by human beings. Aliens and bugs might have made something better, i haven't seen their works yet. The book and movie are equally good for completely different reasons.

i enjoyed stormshiptroopers more i think

aliens and bugs... :]

haven't you seen Antz, frickin? It's the worst documentary ever made by creatures with an endoskeleton.

hahahah! My fault hanza...good call. A Bug's Life kicked the crap out of that "other" boring-ass ant film.

ilovetomasb - why don't you just post the script for the whole damn film, instead of just telling people all the best bits of the film (including the big mystery/twist of the entire thing).



You muppet.



It's STARship Troopers, too.

I thought A Bug's Life was the crappiest of all the Pixar films (that I've seen...).

I love A Bug's Life....not over the top in an CGI craziness, just a fun story with a good messege and the first of all the computer animation movies to do the "bloopers" reel. Also, it had Kevin Spacey playing a fabulously evil character and relishing in it. Anywho, Cars was by far my least favorite Pixar movie....so boring, and not very smart like thier other features, numero uno being The Incredibles, quite possibly one of my favorite movies of all time, not just computer animated movies. Monsters Inc. wasn't exactly laugh-a-second either. That leaves the Toy Story's and Finding Nemo, all great films one their own.

Neither have I!



But I read the book last summer, and it was super DUPER great.

Monsters Inc was one of my favourites. Toy Story probably after that. Then The Incredibles (which was good, and looked the best of all of them, but which wasn't as good as everyone made out).



Ah well - Ratatouille looks interesting.

I wanted to stab out my eyeballs a little bit while I was watching Cars.

Luckily we left before the ending, when all of the cars got together and made mini coopers.

Well, I'm not a brad pitt fan, and I've seen bits of the movie, less than a minute total....I really cannot listen to his voice, or the voices a lot of th eother actors, and the scene i saw felt contrived

nothing in fight club is contrived, brewhaha. It's an organic movie, and if anything feels played out, that's because this movie started it and others have aped its breakthroughs for ten years now. I honestly don't see one moment that isn't gut-bustingly thoughtful or mind-blowingly amazing both cinematically or narratively. After this movie was over, my friends and I went to a diner and talked about it for four hours. I think you should really see it with an open mind and let its wonderful take on modern man's primal conditions being far too diluted which causes people to lash out in many unexpected ways in a modern capitalistic society. Also, i love brad pitt (he's in 12 monkeys and this film, two of my favorite moives of all time), but don't let him distract you from the central points of the film, which pummel you with awesomeness in literally every moment of the movie. It's a masterpiece from start to finish as far as im concerned. I'm just a wee bit obsessed with it, if you couldn't tell. lol.

You gots to see fight club!!!!!



Frickin is on the money here, it's something that has to be seen.

Change the title of this blog to "I try to be unique by not liking things that are popular". Fight Club is brilliant, and if you haven't seen it, you're missing out. You don't like Brad Pitt...you like to use words like "contrived" so that you sound smart. Big deal.



We're happy for you...

no guys...BrewHaHa is a unique little snowflake! He's so different than all of us! He's so special because he won't conform by seeing a big budget Hollywood picture with a prettyboy actor Brad Pitt in it!

Let's all bow to BrewHaHa's awesomeness and willpower to not be like anyone else!

Oh Jpiatt.... You so craaazy!

Fight Club is great, but personally I think the quality of it really dropped in the last 30-45 minutes. Still a great, great film though. Stylistically, it's brilliant and original, and if the style looks a little unoriginal now it's because it has been mimicked so often since. The acting is great - Edward Norton is, as almost always, excellent, and Brad Pitt is just having so much FUN. Helena Bonham Carter grates a bit sometimes, but she's pretty funny, and also seems to be having a great time.



The themes are a little confused at points, and I know that its aggressively macho, brutal, disgusting content and idealism is something a lot of people find just TOO much. But in general, it serves to make some good points. The scene at the start when Norton's apartment turns into an IKEA-style catalogue is GENIUS.



Btw, I was watching It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia this weekend - the episode where Charlie and Dee are training for the underground street fighting tournament.



Classic.

yeah that ikea part was killer 13. Such a good piece of filming. It was all one great piece of filming but that was a focal point for me time and time again.

I don't think the theme of that movie was aggressively macho, 13strong. It was about the nature of who we are as evolved wild beasts- they weren't fighting to impress some girls or anything remotely MACHO...they just were releasing the part of themselves that they are told to ignore in the modern world, the part that has let us get to this point as a species by hunting and fighting off other elements that would have doomed us without that primal sense we all have deep down somewhere. Also, the comments the film makes on all the things we try to desensitize ourselves with in modern life and how capatialism further separates us from what our body truly craves and actually needs are also amazing points that have been aped non-stop since this film. This film actually made me feel better about the thoughts i was having about the modern world, and made me realized i wasnt alone in my thoughts on this. Then i discovered the culture-jamming magazine of Adbusters. I think many people who criticized this film for being anti-woman or brutal and violent are completely missing the point this film was trying to get at. but many people are so blindingly allegiant to the American ideal of more being better at all costs and modern life's "progress" is the end all be all of life don't give the film credit for providing another viewpoint about it all.



lol@jpiatt. I'm not sure if that's what brewhaha is getting at, but yeah, the "contrived" thing pissed me off when i read it since this movie is overflowing with original ideas.

jpiatt what colour is the sky in your world?



I'll give the dvd another try today. Most of the input I have had about the movie is, "Totally Awesome!"....I think Good Burger is an awesome movie, or thought...But a few of your comments detail intricate and provoking depth within the movie.



jpiatt on the other hand, i hope your sleep eases you

I've never thought i'd hear the movies Fight Club and Good Burger tossed around in the same thought pattern. Truly amazing, BrewHaHa!