First Time Watching FIGHT CLUB (1999) | Movie Reaction

This movie is 10/10 To bad it took me forever to watch it , Thank you for wishing to watch it with me !!
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[@BissFlix]

Thank you for watching the video, It means a lot to me . I will leave this pinned message here to REMIND everyone that i do not have TELEGRAM and there is no GIVEAWAY. Those you see are bot scams . Keep yourself safe and know that I would not ask for your info. ❤ ❤

[@Big-guy1981]

You should definitely check Sixth Sense, Memento and A Clockwork Orange.

[@nadaduo1765]

you're so smart figuring it out half way through, this was a very good reaction

[@jasonskeans3327]

you are absolutely brilliant getting that twist so early!

[@randalthor741]

Yeah, when he's beating himself up in his boss's office and he says "for some reason I thought of my first fight with Tyler" that's the biggest clue the movie gives you before the reveal. I don't think I've ever seen anyone figure it out at that point, though. In my experience most people don't figure it out until somewhere in the sequence where he's flying around to all the cities Tyler has visited finding all the fight clubs that have been set up in them. And of course, the end of that sequence is where the movie flat out tells you what's going on, so I think it's very intentional that the sequence leading up to that is where most people start to realize what's actually been happening.

[@Cam-rm1wn]

When I heard that, I thought to myself that he was just referring to when Tyler beat tf out of him outside the bar for the first time. I love how the writers kept it very vague regarding their clues…in a way which kept the audience guessing until the BIG reveal. There were hints scattered throughout the movie but it always made it seem like it was a possibility…and I wasn’t sure if that was what was actually happening

[@chrisf2636]

Paper street gives it away to many older architects, city planner types. Mr. Lboyd got it there, or rather had first real suspicions there:

[@brismithejedi]

That was a great reaction to one of my favorite movies of all time! I'm impressed at how quickly you picked up on the twist and I'm glad you enjoyed it. Some similar movies that I would recommend are: American Psycho, Memento, and Donnie Darko. All of these are very smart in their own way and require some brain power.

[@LeperMessiah2]

I haven't watched American Psycho yet. The only two reasons: 1. I read the book and for the first and so far only puked. 2. I really, really don't like Christian Bale 🤣

[@filya303]

@@LeperMessiah2 I watched it it was horrible and boring

[@READY_OR_NOT]

What's the movie by the same director of Darko with the same lead. It's a psychological one with a giant spider. Maybe I'm wrong and it's a different director.

[@jamesrustles8670]

@@READY_OR_NOT "Enemy" is the Jake Gyllenhaal movie with the spider, I don't believe it's the same director

[@READY_OR_NOT]

@@jamesrustles8670 thank you so much I couldn't think of it. It just felt similar when I saw it.

[@nochannel1q2321]

Holy shit on catching on about Tyler so early!

[@johncarpenter3751]

The guy with the yellow eyebrows is Jared Leto. He’s a very famous actor and lead singer for the band 30 seconds to Mars. Check them out on your music Channel and check out his acting in the movies Requiem for a dream or watch him play the joker in the movie Suicide Squad

[@unidentifiediconography8837]

"If I look like I'm crazy, it's just because I'm thinking"... now that would make for some great merch! May I request a reaction to 'No Country for Old Men'? ✌💙

[@De5O54]

'No Country for Old Men' a very definite recommend for Bisscute to react to and watch. Really brilliant film, excellent photography, excellent point being made in the film.

[@jintermont]

Ask and ye shall receive 😂

[@TK-hw2ph]

Haha! Omg Biscute! The irony of saying “we have evolved we don’t care” is hilarious because this movie is often regarded as one of the major factors in creating the shift in our culture😂😂😂

[@TheNotedHero]

Well done on figuring it out! I didn't and my mind was blown at the reveal in the movie. Movie Recommendation: The Usual Suspects. Will blow your mind.

[@christopherchadwick2659]

One of the greatest movies ever made. I'm so impressed at how you worked it out. If I wasn't already subscribed, I would've subscribed. Great channel. Great reaction.

[@ShreveportJoe]

Great film. Great reaction. Film reactions are definitely for you. They show off your brain power more than short song reactions. The strength of “Fight Club” is the writing, based on the book by Chuck Palahniuk. Any book of his chosen at random is an excellent read. Another mindbending film you MUST react to is “Se7en”. Your mom’s boyfriend is in that, too.

[@BissFlix]

Aww thank you

[@LeperMessiah2]

Seven is very good

[@leeverity8856]

​@BissFlix you should also watch identity that has a lot of twists

[@russasplund686]

I'm surprised you didn't recognize meatloaf... 😀

[@SchulzEricT]

David Fincher directed this movie. I'm not normally somebody who pays a lot of attention to directors, there aren't honestly a lot that I love most or all of their work. Most of my favorite movies are by directors who've made good and bad movies, I normally don't seek out movies by specific directors. Fincher is an exception. All of his movies are great, but Se7en might be the best after Fight Club; I'm *very* confident that you'll enjoy Se7en given how much you enjoyed this. "Zodiac" and "Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" should probably be on your radar as well. My biggest problem with "Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" is that Fincher only got to make the first. It's a book trilogy, and it was adapted into a movie trilogy in Sweden; Fincher made the American version but, for whatever reason, wasn't able to make the 2nd and the 3rd. And the 3rd... my god, the final arc in the 3rd book/movie, the climax is SO FUCKING SATISFYING. Once you've read it, the entire 200 or so pages where the final act is set in motion up until the climax is among the most satisfying I've ever read. Even if you're not a reader, I highly recommend reading that trilogy; hopefully you watch the movie (the Fincher version, IMO, is definitely better) and like it enough to give the books a chance.

[@SchulzEricT]

You look pretty young, I'm guessing there's a lot of classic, foundational, impactful movies you haven't seen. I don't want to throw, like, 100 at you and overwhelm you with choice, but I *do* want to throw a few out there. My biggest problem is in juggling 1 - narrowing it down so that you aren't overwhelmed while also 2 - having a nice eclectic mix of types of movies. Because I could make a list of a dozen or so movies like Fight Club, that have a similar feel/tone to them, but I imagine you'd prefer to mix it up with other types of movies. So... let's do: 1 - The Princess Bride (on Disney+ if you've got it) Really a virtually perfect movie. Fun, funny, romantic, charming. I've yet to encounter anybody in my life who wasn't charmed and delighted by it 2 - Who Framed Roger Rabbit (also Disney+) I think similarly universally beloved. It's a really incredibly woven story that weaves together cartoons with humans in a Noir/mystery that juggles cartoonish fun with hard-boiled noir mystery elements. Some classic jokes, and an excellent cast headlined by Mario Mario himself, Bob Hoskins 3 - Walk Hard The final movie that I think is essentially perfect. A music biopic with incredible writing and dialogue, fantastic music, and a star-studded cast, headlined by John C Reilly. JCR should've won all the acting awards for Walk Hard; as great as the cast was, the movie sings because he's asked to do so much and pulls it off Those three I think you should give a chance, soon, even if my quick synopsis isn't terribly enticing to you; I'm that confident you'll like them. I'll add 3 more, I think. For these, if my synopsis doesn't intrigue you then maybe you shouldn't watch them, or at least put them on the backburner and see if there's enough of a push from your subscribers that it's worth watching. So far "Fight Club" is the only movie I've seen you watch/react to, so I don't have nearly enough of a feel for what you like and why, what you don't like and why, so while I think you'll enjoy these movies, I'm not nearly as confident as with the other 3. 4 - The Matrix Like Fight Club, an incredibly influential movie in pop culture. Also has some really interesting philosophy, along with great action. The other 2 movies in the trilogy aren't bad - many people will say that they are, but I'd contend that they aren't bad so much as a mess. There's good stuff in "The Matrix Reloaded" and "The Matrix Revolutions", there's interesting philosophical ideas, interesting/cool action sequences, it's just that all the disparate elements don't come together so elegantly in 2 or 3 as they do in 1. Also, one of the most iconic female characters in movie SciFi history; she's on the Mount Rushmore, for sure. With an iconic introduction. 5 - Scott Pilgrim vs the World There are some other movies I was thinking of, but I'm going with this one over those others because it's so very different than the others on the list. I said I normally don't care about directors but Fincher was an exception; Edgar Wright, the director of this movie, is probably the only other one. He has a very unique editing style, he's maybe the only director who makes comedy movies that incorporates comedic editing; his movies aren't funny only because of the dialogue but also because of how it's edited, there are visual gags and sound effects that add to it. I'm not sure Scott Pilgrim vs the World is his best (I'd say it's either this or Hot Fuzz) but it's probably his most unique. Another star-studded cast - a ton of actors I'm sure you'll recognize - and they all seem to be having a blast. It's a really fun, funny movie with so many funny, interesting, clever set pieces, with some really great actors who get to ham it up and be silly... it's based on a comic book but Edgar Wright gave it some video game elements that are really fun. You'll have a blast, I'm very sure. 6 - Seven Days in Hell Nobody seems to have heard of this, so if you're trying to grow your channel I don't think this movie will do anything for you in that respect. And if that doesn't sell you on it, I think you're best off going into it nearly blind, so I want to say very little about why you should watch it, why you'll enjoy it. BUT if you end up watching, and liking, some of the other movies on this list and you trust my judgement enough to give it a shot, that would be lovely. It's a really interesting sports biopic about probably the craziest, definitely the longest, tennis match in history. Even if you don't like sports I think you'll enjoy it. (It's a common misconception in movies, people who don't like sports thinking they won't like sports movies, but sports movies aren't about enjoying watching the sport itself, it's about the *people* involved in the event. Also, sports provides a framework for story-telling in a really easy way, how a tv show about a sports team can be about leading up to the playoffs, with the championship game forming a really natural climax for the season. This movie doesn't do that, but just... my overall point is that sports movies are about people, and teams/relationships, the struggle and either euphoric victory or dealing with defeat with grace.) Anyway... good movie. I hope you give some of my other suggestions a shot, and if you discover we have similar enough tastes, go out on a limb and give "7 Days in Hell" a shot.

[@elviejotorreon8944]

She it's so smart they hooked her up to a big computer to try to teach it some things, but she had so much knowledge it overloaded and then it got really hot and caught on fire!!

[@TheEMFB]

I'm 20 minutes in so I hope you don't call this out. But there is a theory that Marla isn't real either. I love how early you called the twist, too! That was amazing!

[@imdguin]

Helen Bonham Carter is a national treasure

[@svetlinnikolov8710]

when you know the twist beforehand and want to shine

[@tzuyd]

21:00 Between this and The Matrix, you're one smart f'ing cookie

[@KingoRichie1990]

*"I know this... because Tyler knows this."*

[@mikeaninger7388]

“No fear, no distractions… The ability to let that which does not matter, truly slide.”

[@vals_loeder]

I am so glad you watched one of the best movies ever made. I was confused throughout it when I watched it for the first time. You figured it out faster then I did :) ... it was a joy watching your reaction to this. Did you recognize the guy who played Bob yet? Thank you for another great reaction. ~ Vals

[@trumphatesyou]

Read a Chuck Palahniuk book. Survivor or Invisible Monsters are pretty good. Nothing like you have ever read!

[@vals_loeder]

@@trumphatesyou Thank you. I will do that.

[@Joshu_Y]

You ARE a smart cookie, you had this movie pinned by the second act. Bravo! I always enjoy reactions to this, it's one of my top fav movies ever, but this might be my favorite reaction to it. Looking forward to more... The book this is based on is just as good in a different (and a bit darker) way, I recommend it...

[@Sharpester]

This is my favorite movie. Not that it's the best time I've ever had WATCHING a film, but it has so many layers that you can only uncover from multiple viewings. Every aspect of it makes you ponder your own aimless, commercialized life, in a good way. 🧡

[@markc2152]

You really need to watch this at lest 10 times to catch everything

[@frankiek2269]

The book is exceptional. Unfortunately, that was Chuck Palahniak’s best. I guess it’s true, everybody has “one good book in them”.

[@Zireael83]

well said!!

[@WoncoTheSane]

You are a smart cookie. Great reaction!

[@danadrian7349]

90 s movies are way better that 2020 . everyone knows that... .. today everything is crap generic and boring. Theaters were always running and full of people. golden era for movies

[@kevindorn2508]

If your not faking, your a really clever girl. Edit: 27:42 oh my.. you even caught that. If this is real...your fking bisscute holmes. Another mindfuck movie on a similar level would be memento. A personal favorite of mine would be Drive. Its no mf, but so stylish and beautiful

[@phantomfrivolity2169]

If I look like I'm crazy, it's just because I'm thinking. Bisscute - 2022

[@deejayturtle]

Ah look at you Bisscute, smartie pants. You caught on to the main plot twist quicker than most. Great movie. I was into Prince an Jim Morrison and poetry when my friend tried to turn me onto the movie. I thought it was one of those mindless action movies that were a dime dozen back then. He bought a quarter bag of weed and pizza from pizza hut to get me to watch it. Imagine my surprise when I discovered how cerebral the movie is. The reaction makes me admire you even more, @Bisscute Reacts 2

[@zeedevel7141]

Yeah momento or any Danny Boyle movie or David Lynch movie like Mulholland Drive even Twin Peaks is a good 3 season show that bends your mind would be similar style to fight club, I'm sure there are more but I can't recall them at the moment

[@Silversnows]

In nearly every reaction I've seen, even when someone is smart enough to pick up on what exactly is happening, they are ultimately so confused on the gunshot in the mouth. Fun fact you don't really want to know. Unless the angle is mostly correct you totally miss the brain and end up shooting out your cheek, jaw or other part of face. So unless he lets himself bleed out no he doesn't just instantly die.

[@davidmusser7927]

Amazing how fast you got this! @21:00

[@rzawistowski33]

This movie requires a second and third rewatch, it makes so much more sense afterwards.

[@trumphatesyou]

This movie needs to be read! At one time this book was considered unfilmable.

[@user-ed5ng6lr1f]

Very much enjoyed your reaction to Fight Club. It is one of the best movies ever. I agree with many of the suggestions here: The Terminator; The Matrix; Memento; Inception; Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind; The Usual Suspects In a very different vein: The Lord of the Rings; Gandhi; Amadeus; Shawshank Redemption From a very different time: 12 Angry Men; Paths of Glory; To Kill a Mockingbird; Seven Days in May; The Hustler Love your reactions - keep 'em coming

[@TehSaint]

Damn, she figured it out halfway through.

[@BrianKapellusch]

Nice work. I think you picked up on the whole split personality thing earlier than any other reactor I've seen.

[@RunicMike]

Never seen anyone catch the twist this early before.

[@BissFlix]

Oh I take it as a compliment

[@SolistFrankHerrmann]

And in the end skyscrapers fall in the background. like a little later with the ALLEGED attacks on the Twin Towers in New York, with ALLEGED planes, These turned into fine dust. There were in many films, series, animation, cartoons, advertising... Announcements beforehand, also with Terminator 2 by the way, you don't even see it for a second 9 . 11 standing on the 2 tunnels, then the truck drove against it and you could see fire from 2 towers, uh tunnels.......

[@BissFlix]

Oh I did not watch Terminator maybe I should give it a go

[@SolistFrankHerrmann]

I mentioned the movie specifically because of the event but all 6 terminator movies not bad. The last one is still the weakest of the parts, but still a good rating and for the fans of the series anyway. Released from 1984-2019. I just checked again. Said scene in Terminator 2 is, in the cinema version, between minute 33-34. But some reaction videos didn't show the end, for whatever reason. Maybe turned off too early or got it via Patreon, I don't know. Incidentally, there was even a special German TV commercial that was broadcast until shortly before the alleged attacks, showing a plane flying through a skyscraper (animated PC). The Simpsons are known for announcing things that will come later (insiders), as well as what happened later in NY and Trump as US President was first announced in 2000, then something about Trump in 2003 and a year before the planned election victory, even with the same clothing, a scene on the escalator, with the same 2 gestures and in the background a man drops a piece of paper, later exactly the same in real or a picture in the states where later real (manipulated) had won , everything correct except for one state. The Boston Marathon attack was announced in the animated series: Family Guy, in the episode: Turban Cowboy, broadcast two weeks earlier in the USA (later also in Germany). Oh yes, from 1982-1995 there was the 'llluminati card game, on two cards, an attack on the 2 towers and second card the Pentagon and much more on the approx. 500 cards, also Obama and Trump and Assange on cards, numerous events before they arrive..... Nothing is what it seems Regards google or YT or other....: Dr. Judy Wood Where did the Towers go

[@Wykydtron666]

You caught on to the twist amazingly well! I love your attention to the small details. Can't wait for the next one.

[@BissFlix]

Thank you

[@frankiek2269]

Joshua Pressler. You again? I’m working backwards. But anywho, you don’t think the fact that the movie is 20+ years old [20 years makes a classic], could have something to do with her intuition? I have a 145-155 I.Q. ( depending on the tests). I’ve watched her many times and her I.Q. is around 120. There is no way she’d figure it out of if it was a new movie. Too many pop-culture references and innuendo out there to be completely ignorant. Your brain does everything. Records every sense, at every moment, with the exception of sleeping. Whether or not you developed the capacities to consciously remember, it’s there.

[@77marioland]

@@frankiek2269 Strange flex for someone who brags about their IQQI, I guess not if you have tested yourself multiple times... and to do it responding to this movie. You do you, but leave others out of it.

[@frankiek2269]

@@77marioland Me bringing others into it is me “doing me”. I just point out the obvious that isn’t so obvious to others. Why are you simping and acting like either of them NEED defending? She obviously doesn’t care. In fact, she probably agrees. There’s so many references to this in movies, sit-coms, and comedic bits. I just pointed out that there is a reason [hypothetical] she figured it out when 99% of everyone who saw this in theaters, didn’t.

[@77marioland]

@@frankiek2269 Just calling you out for being an ass, obviously you couldn't resist. Guess the "you do you" (how actual quotes work) went right over your head, mental masturbation much? Why do you feel the need to insult someone just giving a complement? You went out of your way to stroke your own ego and also put down two people.

[@The2realistic]

"How can he still be alive?" Tyler took a bullet for him.

[@indridcold3762]

Your accent is magnifique. 👌

[@Jaster832]

lol, you said you don't like violence but we all know that's not true. It's what makes your reactions so good. You like justified violence in persuit of justice and vengeance. You should check out the show Justified. It's got six seasons of 13 episodes each, so you probably shouldn't try and binge it, but you'd really like it and it's based in a part of the USA that is rarely represesnted (rural Kentucky) and it does a pretty accurate job representing that type of culture.

[@SchulzEricT]

"You met me at a very interesting time in my life"

[@elwray3506]

Good reaction, even though a bit too much talking over some really great scenes. But that´s just me. One of the best Brad Pitts you´ll get to see is in "The Assassination Of Jesse James By The Coward Robert Ford", a Western movie and unfortunatley rather underrated.

[@ПережареныйПельмень-е2з]

For those who did not understand: - Marla is the third person.

[@sergeantbigmac]

There was a whole slew of these kindve movies in the late 90s into the 2000s; Big convoluted plot twists, sharp sardonic dialogue, often split identities/DID, nihilist tone critical of Western society, gritty saturated cinematography... There are actually so many I could recommend that instead i'll just say theyre basically their own film category at this point.

[@stefankrautz9048]

The Apple logo existed way before 1999 ;)

[@Roegwon]

Great movie choice Biss! I recently found you through your music reactions and I'm so happy to find you've expanded to movies too! I'm impressed you picked up on the twist so early, nice! Did you notice Robert Paulsen (Bob) was a singer you reacted to before, Meatloaf? He passed on this year.

[@BissFlix]

I did not notice :( I was told after hahaha

[@Roegwon]

@@BissFlix a few movies for your consideration…Se7en (Brad Pitt also), The Matrix (1999 also), Memento (plot twist mind bender also), The Shawshank Redemption (top ten list also), and The Princess Bride ❤

[@damianstarks3338]

Childhood memories I love this movie.

[@StarsDie88]

Wow you nailed the twist. First time I've seen that.

[@marktracy1721]

Wow you figured it out way before i did

[@anubhavsingh9434]

Give a reaction on oldboy

[@michaelamoran6381]

Same laughter Tyler durden and narrator

[@R.Pi_II]

top 5 movies. agree

[@Fearinator]

I love this movie! Top 10

[@stephenniehaus8635]

You're brilliant. You figured it all out way ahead of the reveal. You're the only one

[@IR4TE]

I always like to recommend 'Zodiac' made by the same director and being a true crime thriller always makes it bit better in my opinion.

[@joecal2360]

Well, you instantly became my favorite reaction person. Now I'm gonna make myself at home and binge the rest of your videos. I hope you don't mind.

[@BissFlix]

Thank you so much

[@LeperMessiah2]

Same

[@LeperMessiah2]

@@BissFlix I think that is kinda why you stand out and more and more (hopefully millions) like you. We never know where you go/what to get. You will never get boring that way❤️

[@P5YKHOTIK]

A Great Reaction Video 🎉 ‼️ Another view of beating yourself up ... 🤣 Thanks You ...

[@TerminatorJuice]

True story: After I seen Fight Club for the first time, I remember thinking that if I ever met a girl who loved the movie as much as I did, that I would ask her to marry me. 20 years later and sadly I've never been able to fulfill that promise to myself, because I've only ever met dudes who like this movie ... : ( So watching this beautiful reaction makes me super happy and super sad all at the same time, because while I love seeing the pure joy on Bisscute's face as she experiences one of the best movies of all time, I'm also feeling a bit of sadness for never meeting someone like her IRL after all these years. Such is life I guess...

[@bazil9394]

You're a free man, that what Fight Club is trying to tell us

[@ShadowRyu]

Let's face it. Everything about Helena Bonham Carter is beautiful.

[@daron85]

It's really not that hard to figure out these days that Tyler wasn't real. It seems we're saturated with these types of films now. The ones with a twist. Also in my experience watching it with other people most of them start to figure it out in the scene where Tyler is in the basement and Edward Norton's character is arguing with Marla. The "this conversation is over" line. That should have been a huge giveaway actually. They say it at the same time pretty much.

[@geneaikenii1092]

P.S.- Can't believe how fu***ng clever you are, Madalina. Clever girl. I think you are the smartest reactor out there. And I've watched many, many reactors/reactions. Congratulations, Bisscute.

[@HeartbreakEsh]

Top tier reaction. Hope all the comments don't give you too much of an ego boost lmao 🤞Also if possible, do add American Psycho to your list of movies. Yes, it's part of the same *make your brain think crazy* starter pack as Fight Club.

[@Shr13k]

The book is even better. Published in 1996 and written by Chuck Palahniuk. Every novel he writes is a total mind fuck. One of my favorite authors.

[@josephalcantara7395]

Miss Beautiful Bisscute, you gotta watch “Legends Of The Fall” starring Brad Pitt, your gonna Love it, ask your mom abt it.

[@EnglishRalph]

07:30 “It’s just things. It’s material things. Don’t worry about it too much.” Speaking as a man who is somewhat attached to his penis, I gotta say that’s a bit hurtful! I realise that’s just how it’s been bobbitted but you don’t seem nearly as concerned for our members as we are.

[@dallesamllhals9161]

7:35 BUT...but GIRL It's IKEA 😲 12:49 BissFlix' mom?

[@Rrz00]

From the beginning they have been giving clues to the truth and that is what is impressive

[@ramonacosta2647]

They kind of give it away way at the beginning when the narrator says "I know because Tyler Durden knows." No one ever catches on though.

[@locutus9956]

"Im not a big fan of vioelce" litterally every other video reaction Ive seen you do "KEEELL HEEEEM!!!!" :P Never change Biss ;)

[@LeperMessiah2]

I don't think it's strange though Biss🙂 You are only 26? (I mean not in a, how to say, looking down on/mockful tone. I hope you understand as english is only my second language😢)and there are soon many 🎬 before you started watching adult movies/series.

[@djvdigital]

Girrrrrrrrllll.... You are watching the movie that perfectly describes the G generation.😉

[@stevecole8783]

FYI, Marla=Tim Burton’s wife (Wednesday Director). My new favorite view of FC! Biss movie Detective.

[@brentkelsay3439]

"The first rule of Fight Club is you do not talk about Fight Club. Unless you're Bisscute Reacts." That's the way I heard it, anyway.

[@christeasdale1910]

I highly recommend watching 'lucky number sleven' it's another film which kinda messes with your head. Granted, it is easier to figure out than 'fight club'. Still it's another great movie. Definitely worth watching. Even if you don't react to it.

[@andycarrigan1535]

JARED LETO Plays pretty boy. he has his own band! 30 seconds to mars. GREAT BAND.

[@jerryhinkle3786]

You should react to the movie 12 Monkeys starring Brad Pitt and Bruce Willis from 1996. Another mind bender to be sure. And a young Pitt what could be better?

[@geody3001]

Damn, you were born the same year as my kids. I almost feel like I should feel guilty of something. Oh well!

[@eve7093]

This is a movie you have to watch multiple times, cause every time you will discover someting new in the backround. 👌🏼

[@abracadabra3033]

definitely top 5 movies ever for sure 👋👋👋

[@lachaise7096]

waow i'm impress your are realy smart, i'm a poor stupid monkey compared to you ^^ I was 18 year old when I look this movie in 99 and in don't see nothing comming, yes the relation with Tyler is strange but you are guessed so quikly next month you will have a new follower on Patreon, I like your reaction And to train my English I find it much easier with your pretty accent

[@simonfrederiksen104]

30:18 He sure is...wait...what!? :) ripped vs ripe - I like it. I'm gonna say that next time I get the chance and enjoy the reaction of people:)

[@EbefrenRevo]

29:12 Girl, what that mean ? Because is "old" (for your kid standard btw) cant be "good" ? I have a news for you : all the best stuff was come before the year 2000. All the things after are trash or trash trying to copy these things.

[@josephalcantara7395]

Trust me your gonna fall in- love with Brad Pitt Like your mom if you watch “ Meet Joe Black’’ starring Brad Pitt

[@maximilianzirpel1720]

after seeing this awesome movie, you might want to see the video essay "Why All Movies From 1999 Are The Same" by the channel "Now You See It". and also maybe all the movies that are mentioned in this video essay...

[@saikoteeki]

Tyler was your Mom's BF. Marla was my GF when this movie came out. I fell for her and her crazy the first time I saw her and have loved her since. It's funny how "We don't need a lot of stupid shit" used to be controversial and now most younger generations have normalized it. Awesome reaction. I'm glad your channel finally popped up in my feed.

[@DanABA]

The late 90's had a bit of a renaissance of philosophy or "questioning the main character's reality" type of themes. In order of "mainstream" to pure "cinematic art" (but still worth watching before the unoriginal copycat movies of the early 2000's movies kicked in): The Matrix, Total Recall, American Psycho, Donnie Darko, Momento. More modern movies that hit a relatively high level of originality with these types of movies: Inception and Everything Everywhere All At Once.

[@petepeeters2921]

Did you notice that Big Boobed Bob was the singer Meat Loaf that you reacted to? The guy who sang I'd Do Anything For Love (But I Won't Do That) kzbin.info/www/bejne/b4nCh5x_haZgfcU

[@mrshelbysprsnake]

You look strangely perplexed but also turned on in a very dark way, you can not explain 😮😅

[@adja31]

Excelente reacción. Desde el principio las imágenes de cuadro por cuadro cobran sentido al tiempo que sabemos quién es Tyler y porqué el personaje de Edward Norton no tiene nombre. Queda por plantear el efecto que quiso producir el director al público estadounidense con la fotografía final, dado que es el propósito de Tyler. Un juego interactivo con el público de la época. Y definitivamente una de mis películas favoritas. Con esta reacción me suscribo a tu canal.

[@Gabriel_Moline]

20:40. That exceptional, unreal, existential intuition and far reaching intellect you have, just figured out this vast conundrum!😮

[@jocadamotoca916]

Another movie in this style is "the lucky number Slevin" if you have Amazon prime you can watch there, is not better than Fight club, but is really good as well

[@jindas4217]

The really really bleached blonde haired guy is a young Jared Leto.

[@jindas4217]

Loved your reaction to this movie. 🤗🤗🙂🙂

[@theLonnatic311]

This is my favorite movie. I’ve seen it like over 30 times.

[@phantom8906]

Fear and loathing in Las Vegas..def would love it Johnny Depp on a trip nuff said also you and your ;) moments lol you so know you'de stay with brad pitt also fun fact that hit to his ear was real also recommend to youngsters not so much lol

[@simonfrederiksen104]

12 monkeys - another movie your mothers boyfriend is in, but I doubt she say he's her boyfriend after seeing 12 monkeys :)

[@anathardayaldar]

Of course its all unrealistic. The rates of traumatic brain injury and other permanent damage is very serious in real life. So just suspend disbelief and enjoy the movie. Or you can imagine that it was all just a dream he had in the airplane when he "met" Tyler.

[@jmurdock8303]

This is my official favorite movie reaction channel.. Amazing reaction

[@Jaster832]

You got the schizophrenic plot twist a lot earlier than most people who've never seen it. Something people don't catch on the first watch through is that before he meets Tyler there are single frames where Tyler is spliced into the movie like what he said that Tyler did with porno in movie theaters.

[@quellenathanar]

You figured it out before I did. I think it took me until Ed Norton's character spoke with the bartender wearing the halo brace.

[@MaoKatz]

Fight Club is not one of my favourite movies. Still is interesting. In my opinion is a movie about the toxicity of masculine roll in society and how men got difficulties to deal with their feelings and desires.