Fight Club 1999: Jack finds out the truth.

[@juanruiz325]

“I’m not listening to this you’re insane” “No you’re insane” Gets me every time

[@ChrisWolff2013]

The way Norton yells "You are insane!" was fantastic.

[@rafaelgiovani4014]

Norton and Brad. They were great.

[@ScottWiecenski]

No, YOU'RE insane.....

[@alejandrogonzalez00]

It’s funny cause it’s absolutely hilariously horrifyingly true

[@06pag]

Dude literally called a voice in his head insane.

[@philspaghet]

Moral of the story: Go get some sleep

[@Stinkfly3]

And get some proper therapy.

[@yahyaalhiane5185]

Its 3 am lol

[@philspaghet]

@@Ria12347 Yes but go get some sleep first

[@zsombornagy3935]

No its check for mold ;)

[@chrischrin]

Stay woke death is the cousin of life

[@shovelhead3843]

When I saw this scene for the first time, my jaw actually dropped.

[@andrewburgemeister6684]

As soon as you saw The Narrator in place of Tyler grabbing the Mayor in the flashback, I was shocked as well and went “Oh, god.” and it hit me who “Tyler Durden” really was.

[@mikebasil4832]

The sudden buildup to how the big twist would be revealed had me super excited. Brad Pitt and Edward Norton made it phenomenal.

[@DMRCapitalHill]

Dude same here. He’s the aggressive aspect of his own self!

[@DMRCapitalHill]

Dude same here. He’s the aggressive aspect of his own self!

[@chasestucki629]

Yeah Spoiler Alert In the 90s

[@keiraroberts2113]

‘We have just lost cabin pressure.’ I got chills when I first heard that. :)

[@FGC-Option]

Keira Roberts omg same

[@zeartz8402]

same here

[@runningrock124]

omg same

[@nathbarba9592]

I don't get it ://

[@raghunathgupta5042]

What does that even mean pls explain

[@risathrr5264]

One of the best twist in film history.

[@whiskeywine]

As much as this movie should go down as a classic it really can't, it's been done before Rod Serling did this in one of his Twilight zones where I really scary guy was being bullied by a mobster, he steps aside and lets his alter-ego takeover over , then he becomes the bully. Hollywood has a habir for repeating stories, and making them look new I take it is for the generations that come up. every generation gets their own version😁

[@弘睿甫]

I think it was just an alright twist Idk why it's been so drastically praised

[@risathrr5264]

@@弘睿甫 Then why did you watch this scene again after you watched film??

[@弘睿甫]

@@risathrr5264 I was searching for the scene where a guy said "you're Mr.durden. you're the one who gave me this(wound)" The editing and music is really good there that's why But hey I'm not saying this is a bad twist its just not the greatest or a unpredictable twist to me. And no offense intended but I'm just really curious about why people think this is such a great twist

[@弘睿甫]

@RedPartyCup well no i didnt know about the twist

[@yes-dq8lm]

brad's acting is so great in this scene, in the whole movie actually

[@WhatssupAlly]

And everyone else’s

[@uscman]

Before I saw this film, I saw him as an overrated pretty boy. But he’s become one of my favorite actors

[@TheBlake15ify]

Edwards was the best throughout the movie though. Pitt was the supporting actor, this was edwards lead

[@pedroalves3161]

Edward killed this scene too, his acting is another level

[@shin29534]

Brad is really one of the best actor him being handsome just make his skills unappreciated

[@cheshirevince7127]

Not gonna lie seeing Edward Norton act like Tyler Durden is kinda badass

[@durakeno5575]

Especially that part he shouted the “You are not your job” speech

[@cylcopsmeatrider]

Broooo edwards version of "do not fuck with us" was badass fr

[@alexlokanin3312]

@@durakeno5575 agree it's my favorite second in the movie lol

[@daisydeeble3891]

I agree, and that scene where him and Marla were ‘getting busy’ but as Edward Norton, let’s just say that I was not prepared 😂

[@martinenyx-filmstuff305]

Kind of a turn on too

[@abhisheksathe123]

One of the most WTF scenes of all times

[@maxxgallo]

for real , it trips me out how this could be happening to someone n not know

[@Blackout.1644]

Kinda reminds me of the campaign mission in BO1 where Mason finds out Reznov was never with him and he killed Steiner alone

[@tomromero4175]

​@@Blackout.1644 Probably inspired by fightclub and MK Ultra

[@shawngerard9327]

@@Blackout.1644same

[@abbywolffe4114]

The shot of the Narrator holding out the bottle to empty air and then dropping it gives me chills every time

[@soil80]

it's sad actually

[@campanamanuel1614]

The virgin narrator vs The chad Tyler Durden

[@vrilmaxxed]

Lmao finally someone said it , that’s exactly what I thought about lol

[@Gunslinger-vy1in]

This is even better given that the Narrator was the one doing the fucking

[@JJ-zy1co]

3:03 just makes this comment even more confusing

[@Aspi3Gam3r]

More like the virgin in denial Narrator vs the Chad subconscious of said Narrator

[@fellowgoyimwhite7630]

@@Aspi3Gam3r the Virgin following society standards vs Chad ID subconscious

[@thejose970]

Never realized how Tyler is mimmicking his father's behaviour. Go to a city, become a parent figure to someone else, leaves to another city, repeats "Fucker is setting up franchises"

[@DarkWraithKevin]

Oooo that's deep

[@matthewalexanderlemma8000]

"You have night jobs because you can't sleep or you stay up and make soap." Always loved that line!

[@vampbat]

Same here! I came by just to hear that part again weirdly enough. (Think it’s funny Tyler says ‘you’ there when he so easily says ‘I’ at other, later times)

[@ScottWiecenski]

I always thought he said "You have nine jobs" which makes it even funnier".

[@gilbertotoledo1421]

@@ScottWiecenski I always thought he said "You have no jobs because you can't sleep or you just stay up and make soap."

[@doct0rnic]

He makes it sound like making soap is a bad thing,

[@DutchPlanDerLindeFromTahiti]

"Sometimes you imagine yourself watching me and little by little your letting yourself become me" The fact this is actually a psychological trick it's true that if you imagine yourself as a better version of yourself you actually become it

[@krtlkid]

it all starts in the mind and the message is sent to the body.

[@GigaChadh976]

@@krtlkid That’s the key, you have to gaslight yourself

[@amartyapandit]

Is there a particular name for such an effect?

[@quantashonjamaldigglerbury4934]

@@amartyapandit Placebo effect

[@Johnny.G.]

What ever "better"means. The source of everything matters

[@j0hnc00]

Oh man this film is 20 years old now - that's not right

[@onthedubba]

This film doesn't age.

[@zerozerg2789]

j0hnc00 21 now

[@d.jphillips9040]

Oh right, looks like I'm old now!

[@TheDalinkwent]

Yea, but we do and it sucks.

[@unclececil]

DO NOT talk about Fight Club!

[@FireStormBaller]

I like to see how the car scene went down with just only him imagining things.

[@Ameer97F]

In the car crash you can see when he gets out he gets out from the drivers door even though he was in the passenger seat. It’s an obvious clue that everyone missed

[@glossyplane542]

ameer Falah he meant more him screaming to himself In the car with the 2 dudes in the back seat

[@cliffd8380]

@@glossyplane542 If you go back. You notice how they are looking at each other while they arguing. The narrator dismisses their reactions as them being shock mom and dad are fighting vs reality of them witnessing an insane men telling at himself.

[@melvinmerkelhopper5752]

@@Ameer97F You also notice that when Tyler assults Raymond he pulls the gun out of the Narrator's backpack and he somehow has no idea how it was there.

[@n1ppe]

@@Ameer97F also when he goes into the car. He goes in from the drivers door

[@sjcobra84]

Helen Bonham Carter rocked in this film.

[@andrewburgemeister6684]

“Gee, I haven’t been f**ked like that since grade school!”

[@vwaudiwelder]

Yeah she did and the magnificent Natalie Merchant here shaking my hand our first of numerous meetings over the past two decades was considered for the role. These are days indeed! True story. LOL.

[@molh394]

they all rocked. this was a GOAT level film. and everyone involved knew it too.

[@K3VINM]

“Tyler” is right, the Narrator should give himself some credit for doing everything he’s done. Fighting himself, talking to himself, bombing the buildings, organizing fights. When’s the last time _you_ talked to yourself? Probably never right, because you’re too afraid people might call you weird not fitting what we view as “normal”

[@chrismccaffrey8256]

I'm pretty sure eveyone talks to themself. Its just a matter of if its out loud or not and how loud.

[@mongogojjo5944]

I got a little tyler in the back of my head. I actually am close friends with friends with someone named Tyler what if I actually am him?

[@amy109]

@@mongogojjo5944 I think we all do. I used to think I was the only person who’d have conversations with myself inside my head, apparently most people do that and they just never speak about it 🫠

[@YaBoiDoi]

I dont think blowing up multiple buildings and causing massive financial damage is necessarily "not normal" as much as it is insane. Fincher tried to give the message of how both ends of the spectrum, brad pitt tyler durden being an essentailly homeless wreck and Norton tyler being a guy stuck in a materialistic lifestyle browsing thorugh ikea catalogues, are both bad. You need to find the balance, not go batshit insane like tyler or be materialistic like tyler.

[@Johnny.G.]

Actually today. But I'm not trying let it make me become a terrorist or make me fight my own psyche in the end. Did you watch the movie? This shot himself to get rid of that persona. This is not a role model. Lol don't mix truth with lies. Gets you in trouble every time

[@MrCrazyrob666]

You could finish watching this film and then straight away put it on again and enjoy it even more

[@mkn.567]

this is legitmately a movie that benefits from it. You can appreciate all the clues about them being the same person. You can try to figure at which point jack is jack and when jack is the durden. You can also see how the space monkeys react to when tyler is speaking and when jack is speaking. And lastly, and more tragically, you can see how Marla was having her head fucked with by Tyler/jack without Jack even realizing it. The twist changes everything you thought about Marla.

[@Fmfcg]

To tell the truth I didn't know anything about this film before watching it last year. I got to the part where they start living together and to be honest I just switched the film off from boredom thinking it was just a film where they fight every week. Then a few weeks ago I looked up a list for biggest plot twists in movie history and as surprised to see this come up. After learning about the twist I watched it the whole way through with a lot more appreciation

[@migzbeatz]

literally what i did yesterday. it’s too iconic

[@mikebasil4832]

When Tyler says: "People do it everyday. They talk to themselves. They see themselves as they'd like to be.", it proves how a great twist can surprisingly resonate with the audience.

[@Thysta]

Actually, it is even true in the professional sense. When you "talk to yourself", that is a very mild version of dissociation, and at the other end of the spectrum ,there is Dissociative Identity Disorder, which is the movie about (not schizophrenia).

[@Ch4rlz_ThA_Princ3]

@@Thysta split personality disorder too

[@Thysta]

@@Ch4rlz_ThA_Princ3 Not trying to argue but it is called DID. There is no "split personality disorder" in the DSM. Former name was multiple personality disorder.

[@Ch4rlz_ThA_Princ3]

@@Thysta which DSM? V or IV? But yes if you wanna argue semantics it is called multiple personality disorder.

[@Thysta]

@@Ch4rlz_ThA_Princ3 It is called DID both in 4 and 5. It was the DSM 3 that called it multiple personality disorder. Name change is appropriate, since having multiple personalities is not a personality disorder, it is a dissociative disorder.

[@shonenking3948]

When he was like “technically, YOU’RE fucking Marla, but it’s all the same to her” had me in knots

[@shelbyfox-winkler2445]

One of my favorite lines is "We have just lost cabin pressure." That paired with the background music stopping, and a sound like something just lost power. You can *feel* him reeling.

[@DukeOnkled]

"We have just lost cabin pressure" is such a fucking good line.

[@EJ-us7do]

i just finished watching this movie for the first time and i literally don't know what to think. this scene literally got me so much i've never been so confused & now i'm rethinking my whole life so? i might have just found my favorite movie?

[@normamorais3769]

I feel you hahahaha I recently discovered this movie and damn can't get it out of my mind now

[@sonicgamer420]

@@normamorais3769 where is your mind

[@hangfire5944]

@@sonicgamer420 where is MY mind

[@GentlemanGaming1122]

Same happened to me. It was like a reflection of me (only relating to Narrator staying up late) And the whole motivation Tyler gives!

[@lester3917]

It happens.

[@zodiackiller4217]

At 2:37 you can see the hidden detail that we all missed, the billboard with the lights in the background of the narrator only flashes when he's looking towards and keep in mind not looking at Tyler... whereas when he suddenly looks towards Tyler (a figment of his imagination) the lights of board at the background go out.... this depicts that Tyler was indeed unreal. Man fincher is a frickin genius, new stuff is being discovered even are 2 whole frickin decades...

[@Name-bo4ox]

dude he's fking perfectionist.

[@cameronmontgomery915]

Nah man it was all over the movie. The fact he decided to pick a fight by hitting and throwing himself around in the presence of his boss and then blaming his injuries on his boss rather than just traditionally picking a fight with someone, getting hit, and losing like every other member of fight club did. The moment when Marla asks who burnt him, “he or she” she says, and Tyler says you talking about me? Yes, Tyler burnt him but Marla couldn’t even guess it was Tyler, because Tyler is him, Tyler is the narrator. I think it’s even more obvious they didn’t give him a name, they just named Tyler which is his second personality. The narrator wasn’t as important to name which is fitting with the movie’s message. What about when Tyler was having sex with Marla and asked the narrator if he wanted to finish her. She responds with who are you talking to? Because the narrator and Tyler are the same person. Marla would get upset all the time during interactions with the narrator, why, was she trying to win his approval despite them being at odds, but he asked what she was doing there, what was her purpose for being there, did it make her happy or something, and she was like fuck off because in reality he’s had sex with her and that’s why she’s there. Plus everyone assumed he knew about project mayhem, like literally the entire time despite him making it obvious that Tyler didn’t loop him in. And the second his friend Bob died, he said no, this isn’t a number, this is a man, said his name, and suddenly everyone in the room decided the next rule of project mayhem was that dead people get a name despite everyone telling him 30 seconds prior that everyone involved in the project had no name. Members aren’t allowed to answer questions, rule 1, we hear this repeatedly and it’s why we and the narrator can’t get anymore information on the project yet the members suddenly tell him all members are classified as numbers? Then the group decides that’s not the case 30 seconds later because the man who doesn’t make the rules decided numbers were immoral? The signs were everywhere. And this is just my first watch.

[@litjellyfish]

Yes and the guy who wrote the novel and comic sequels

[@alexandramenter9292]

"With insomnia, nothing's real."

[@traviscummings9178]

This scene reminds me of one of the lines from Far Cry 3 "You are me. And I, am you."

[@neoncolouredmoon]

or the line from Rush Hour 3

[@knickknackpattywack]

"You are not you. You are me." "No shit."

[@ArgonNoble]

@@knickknackpattywack I understood that reference :)

[@knickknackpattywack]

@@ArgonNoble great movie

[@Vincenzopgl]

My guy said “this is bullshit” and then proceeded to call a voice in his head insane.

[@anzhnd5873]

Butcher and Joe Kessler

[@onkareshwarsharma637]

i got spoiled about this movie because of the boys lmaao😭

[@matt_l2003]

Haha yes, I just watched that and thought of Fight Club when the twist came lol

[@ItsSayrn]

But better

[@nxtlion3819]

@@onkareshwarsharma637same

[@vrilmaxxed]

This movie is 100 times deeper than matrix imo

[@50.CalFilms]

This movie set my expectations too high for the matrix I was highly let down

[@sagarchavan9685]

Can't agree more..

[@MrCrazyrob666]

1999 was a great year for mind fuck movies

[@chill3282]

I don’t think it’s deeper at all. I think that’s why I love this movie so much. Most people can relate to what the Narrator feels and Tyler Durden while turning villain towards the end criticizes how we live our lives that hits close to home. The Matrix is way too deep; cosmic metaphors and godhood you name it. It’s hard to relate to the Matrix, not saying its bad or worse, but I wouldn’t say Fight Club is somehow deeper than the Matrix. That’s just silly

[@tyyer]

It’s funny you mention those films together because they are probably the two most misinterpreted movies of the last 50 years

[@66voldemort]

This is actually my favorite Brad Pitt movie. He’s actually trying here and it’s amazing. 😊

[@borntogazeintonightskies]

For me, this and Se7en are a tie. Sleepers is pretty good too. Very underrated.

[@mkn.567]

army of 12 monkeys also good

[@GentlemanGaming1122]

@@borntogazeintonightskies Is Se7en a horror movie?

[@borntogazeintonightskies]

@@GentlemanGaming1122 Not a horror, more of a crazy crime drama/thriller. There's definitely some moments in it where you wonder, though.

[@user-pi3hd2bt3f]

Devils own is another magnificent onr I dont care what people say his emotional acting makes up for the accent

[@curriy]

“We have just lost cabin pressure” is easily my favorite quote from this movie

[@munir6781]

The hardest plot twist everr

[@CBU2221990]

When your catfish alter ego comes to life

[@arxstotelez3570]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@zachrizzo6525]

Fight Club was a hundred times better than American Beauty. This was easily the Best Film of 1999

[@chaoticneutral4729]

It took way too long to get to get things going. The pacing in the first act was so slow

[@66voldemort]

Hmm well I disagree, they are very different types of films. And really shouldn’t even be compared. They both have comedic elements but American beauty is much more serious.

[@bookeblade]

@@chaoticneutral4729 Kind of agree.

[@andrewburgemeister6684]

Fight Club and The Matrix are my two favourites from ‘99, although Magnolia is also pretty epic with it’s melodramatic scope and scale.

[@whiteskystudios3261]

Matrix tho

[@PaoloLery]

Hilarious how Tyler is literally completely different to himself.

[@Blackout.1644]

This reminds me of that BO1 campaign mission where Mason learns he’s the one who killed Steiner and Reznov was never there with him

[@colnel1291]

I wish I could see this movie again for the first time

[@BudokaiMan-mr9tw]

Another story that pulls this whole 'this character was figment of your imagination' off is cod black ops 1, after you meet a character named Reznov you see him get captured and presumed dead only to find him later on in the Vietnam War as a Russian defector. Man the mission revelations which is second to the last mission is fucking powerful! I'd argue it's the best in the entire cod franchise!

[@user-pd9xj1bt4e]

Thought of this as well,definitely the best cod campaign

[@No-Name0087]

Where do you think they got the idea? It's a pretty old twist that's been used even before the game and this movie came out. It's also a twist I haven't seen pulled of successfully as much, kinda makes me sad.

[@SunBunz]

0:50 when I saw this as a kid, I blurted out, “No...fucking...way.” and immediately knew what was going on. BLEW ME AWAY.

[@andrewburgemeister6684]

For me it was at @1:33, and then as soon as the music changed it hit me.

[@zogar9169]

I forgot when it happened I just know it was in the scene

[@hklegomaster]

For me it was 0:43

[@SunBunz]

@@hklegomaster My jaw dropped there. Then I spoke when it finally hit me. lol

[@delete---7593]

@@andrewburgemeister6684 ?

[@TheGreatestPlayerInTheWorld]

1:36 that look

[@WhatssupAlly]

That silent but moving scene confirms the whole plot twist lol

[@stanley6724]

The best plot twist in Hollywood's history

[@filipberes319]

Have you seen Seven?

[@stanley6724]

@@filipberes319 I did and I saw it coming

[@Kentpaul1992]

Have you ever seen Nolan movies

[@SuperLander-nj1sd]

​@stanley6724 Can't have seen Mementos twist coming

[@runningrock124]

this shit blew my mind. like, figuratively, bits of brain matter were all over the room.

[@SimonJack94]

that would be literally though

[@francocorradi5818]

The narrator discovers the truth about Tyler: He's a distant personality created by his troubled mind in hope to escape from his screwed life.

[@mategradac199]

And Marla also...

[@raulfernandez57]

Oh my god, now I get why the Narrator's briefcase vibrated: it´s because he made the soap!

[@LightYagami-xl1wz]

Sweet summer child…

[@GigaChadh976]

@@LightYagami-xl1wz It’s a bomb

[@amirulhaizald3890]

In the sequel book (yes there is fight club 2!!!) Chuck finally revealed the narrator's real name which is Sebastian.

[@alexlokanin3312]

the comic book was so stupid

[@jonathanSpg]

I thought it was rupert

[@coldweekeneds4324]

Honestly I wish the sequel was a novel, instead of a comic book.

[@ntbored7727]

That suits him well

[@tylerdurdenfc00]

Fake

[@donsata2]

0:43 (put ur headphones on) that sound is so exquisite

[@LukeKetchum7003]

This movie rivals The Dark Knight!!!

[@bepowerification]

YES! :)

[@elmaquiavelico5709]

Daddy's home

[@jajantanimaciones]

The hardest jawdrop moment I’ve ever had with a movie

[@TheRplatts]

One of the best dialogues in movie writing history

[@jakib5175]

I noticed after seeing the cast at the end, Edward Norton plays as “The narrator”, what a genius movie

[@MetalMadness_00]

I can see why Edward Norton was casted it doesn’t as appealing him being badass compared to Brad Pitt

[@FretlessMayhem]

Mark Galan Well, it does make sense that a guy would imagine himself as looking like Brad Pitt, I reckon. However, while I haven’t seen it in quite some time, I do remember Edward Norton being pretty muscular in American History X.

[@MetalMadness_00]

Fecalage still even with a muscular physique Pitt still had a better look to him

[@FretlessMayhem]

Mark Galan That’s the crazy thing about acting I suppose. In Fight Club Edward Norton is basically a stereotype of a professional nerd, and completely believable as such. But in American History X he was completely believable as a hardened white supremacist who had spent many years in prison.

[@MetalMadness_00]

Fecalage he did look the part in AHX

[@FretlessMayhem]

Mark Galan Sure, I don’t dispute that. I had kind of assumed that Brad Pitt had to have been taking Human Growth Hormone or something similar in order to get as ripped as he was in Fight Club. I was just saying how Edward Norton has that chameleon ability in him. As those two characters are complete opposites of one another, but he’s completely believable as both. He is very good at what he does.

[@rafaelgiovani4014]

This movie changed my mind.

[@el_chico1313]

thats why he got the hulk role, split personalities

[@Pariswasafeast]

This movie impacted me deeply. It has really stuck with me after years. I believe I have never been entirely comfortable in my own skin. I am a very anxious person with a tendency to depression and to experience extreme attachment towards certain people. Over a year and a half ago I went to a club high on coke and took MDMA for the first time. I also smoked some weed which at the time and still makes me absurdly paranoid. I was in a really bad place at the time. Long story short, I had the worst bad trip of my entire life and I’ve a had a few. I was with this friend to whom I told every single one of my insecurities among other whacky things like hey we all are autistic, right? Meaning my friend group. This was the morning after btw. Two more of my friends and us were walking towards my friends house. I also thought they were taking me to some kind of initiation for a private group they had. Anyway. I could only talk to him, I have always been drawn towards him cause he seems to be extremely authentic, he’s got character, he’s not particularly attractive but every woman falls for him, he doesn’t give a fuck about so much and at the same time he’s kinda like me. We’re similar in lots of other ways. I’ve always thought he’s me if I decided to start focusing way more on myself and less on everybody else. After we talked the last thing I said to him was. We’re the same person, right? He answered. No, but we can be part of a person. I told him I loved him, he said it back and we hugged for a while. I’m still recovering from that experience, I’m still struggling, but I suppose very slowly I’m becoming more myself, I’m being more serious about myself, I’m gaining a lot of confidence and consciousness. Some times I fall back to my old self, but there’s definitely a change. I guess being on psychotherapy has also helped me. I regret that experience and at the same time I’m grateful it happened. I guess what I’m trying to say is you’re gonna go insane permanently or temporarily if you don’t know who you are, what you feel, why you feel it, if you don’t look back to your childhood. And change is not gonna happen overnight. You gotta fight the behavior patters that you hate, cause you don’t hate yourself. You love your true self, you hate the fear that has taken over you. Believe me. Be patient and choose your self. Always.

[@danielbrown3461]

Many men have gone MIGTOW Since this movie....And now woman are.

[@emyywolf]

“Have we ever done it?”” 😂😂😂😂😂 “You f-ing freak” 😆😆😆😆

[@BitcoinMotorist]

Edward Norton nails it

[@dr.ludwig8189]

I'm glad this movie has been out for 25 years and that I only discovered this plot twist when I watched it for the first time last month

[@o.m.a.r3311]

1:38 Perfect delivery! 👌 I don't Know which of the two Actors deserved an Oscar nom more. Edited (4/12/20): I meant Edward Norton and Brad Pitt.

[@IneshKhanal]

What two are you talking about?

[@lightningbolt4419]

I mean lead actor and supporting actor are different

[@MikeBrownLegend]

Are they really two...or are they one 🤔

[@suhaibabdulla3359]

That micro second flash back scene on 1.34 is the most chilling moment in my whole movie watching life. Oh... My goodness..😍😍😍

[@cs512tr]

pre full blown internet and social toxic media, in summary no spoilers and this was awesome to watch playout in cinema

[@errrno1761]

I don’t know why but Marla asking, _“what is wrong with you?”_ at 0:48 is soooo funny 🤣🤣🤣

[@ReuploadArchivist]

I also like how she says Tyler Durden, Tyler Durden like a Dr. Seuss character saying their name.

[@lilmane1070]

@@ReuploadArchivistLML THANK YOU, I could never pinpoint why I loved that part so much til now

[@ReuploadArchivist]

@@lilmane1070 I honestly felt like I was the only one

[@kathleenkuecken6758]

Best movie of that year. And one of the best movies of all time. Right up there with Citizen Kane.

[@rotyler2177]

No phones in cinema then either. Now.. too many asshats. Fortunately for me, I have a cattle prod.

[@hotdogalaricardo]

Billy Butcher goin through it right now

[@Goldenking_2005]

One of the few times, a movie twist actually surprised me and made the movie 10 times better

[@AnCapone1899]

"We have just lost cabin pressure" 😂😂😂

[@wolfmanjack9959]

This is season 4 of YOU in a nutshell.

[@slowmo8631]

it's an amazing scene, everyone see two men, but in fact there is only one guy having a self conversation and it could be probable on his mind. it's awesome and ridiculous at the same time

[@ayanzakwansyed1747]

"Narrator finds out the truth" is the accurate tittle

[@esparda07]

We really need more modern movies with narrators.

[@itagbbnnews247]

"I want to breathe smoke" -- love it

[@FahadHayee]

This was the greatest movie of all time

[@nykelbrown9346]

“People do it everyday, they talk to themselves, they see themselves as they like to be”

[@GentlemanGaming1122]

What a mindfuck.

[@ksk7_2005]

At first you go along with the events of the movie like nothing's wrong and sometimes you get a little confused and don't give it enough attention but then you see the twist and then it all hits you in the fucking face. One of the best movies I've ever seen.

[@punchtothegut]

I am Jack's self-deception

[@christianbecker8108]

Whoever sleeps misses

[@minimalniemand]

I just friggin love this movie so much

[@KILLRAIN42]

The reverb and delivery of "We have just lost cabin pressure." might be one of my favorite moments in cinema. Think reverb is right anyway.

[@Nasserattaf]

It would be kind of fun it was possible live with an alter ego like this except being violent or psychopathic is a no no😂

[@jamesmansbridge5330]

This is the moment in the film when it turns from Fight Club straight into Insidious in less than a minute.

[@baconburgerboy1583]

0:44.When a girl says shes been watching you.

[@amjh4lah809]

I remember seeing this for the first time in the cinema in 1999 with my then best friend. We just looked at each other and said WHAT THE FUCK. I absolutely fucking LOVE this film❤

[@abworld7709]

This movie is like the Christopher Nolan's version of The Incredible Hulk.

[@LukeKetchum7003]

Awesome comment!

[@1ucifr455]

Lmao

[@arutzuki2491]

But Fight Club has actual characters.

[@abworld7709]

@@arutzuki2491 So does the Dark Knight. What's your point ?

[@arutzuki2491]

@@abworld7709 That's the exception though, isn't it?

[@BlueRazor69]

Greatest plot twist ever made. Nothing compares

[@organicmechanic5150]

Norton's character is Jack. Tyler and Marla don't exist, that is why Tyler told him not to talk to her about him. They are both characters Jack invented to escape his own reality. When he says "I am Jack's sense of rejection". He is telling the audience who is. He also feels rejected by Tyler and he is rejecting his own reality.

[@doeatwhales]

marla is super real

[@KendallChristiansonYT]

One interesting note about this scene is the framing when the Narrator learns the truth. When it cuts back and forth between the two, they're positioned on the same side of the frame. Subtle, but reinforces visually thst they're the same person.

[@dukejaehrlich8900]

I envy anyone who didn’t have this spoiled

[@Redcom001]

If you find yourself watching this at 3AM, YES YOU: 1. Get some sleep 2. You're stronger than you think

[@chaos.dancing]

Congrats! You have reached check-point.

[@PankHiggin]

Tbh if Brad Pitt suddenly appeared as my best pal I’d have instantly realised I was insane

[@epicsshadesmaster-animatio4398]

I had to come see this after the joe kessler reveal , i never seen fight club before as well

[@colazarus7264]

Classic butcher

[@alfieeshorts]

Yeah bro😂

[@sm8supermario888]

😂

[@Thedreamer20015]

Just watched this with no spoilers besides just the fighting of fight club and it fucking blew my mind

[@rodzynek561]

yeah i knew about the movie for so long yet i didnt knew the spoilers. that twist hit me hard man...

[@zacharymartin9922]

These scene alone deserves an Oscar for best actor, best director, best supporting actor, and best editing

[@fighterdurden]

It's a great detail they are never talking at the same time.

[@kostar500]

Fight Club. A landmark movie.

[@georgewilson8025]

We have just lost cabin pressure gets me every time

[@far-sighted_wombat475]

Ok I thought i was going crazy at the beginning of the film when Tyler popped up for a split nanosecond when he was talking to the doctor

[@jasonhahn8797]

He also pops up when Jack says "with insomnia, nothing is real. Everything is a copy Of a copy. Of a copy." Also when Jack is watching TV and the waiters say "Welcome!" If you look on the right side of the TV, you'll spot Tyler.

[@Kmnsa1]

I adore this Movie. Fight club is my bible

[@LD72505]

Fantastic twist ever 🔥🔥🔥