Favourite bit of the film?
I'm surprised that no one mentioned it, or maybe they did and I missed it. My favorite part is the chemical burn when they are making soap. Everytime I have a shitty day I throw in the movie and watch that part.
"Come on don't deal with it the way all those dead people do!"
"This is the greatest moment of your life and you're off somewhere missing it"
I also get a little shiver with the talk about our fathers being our role model for god. My parents are very religous and for a long time I was an agnostic, now I'm leaning more towards Atheist and that part of the movie always gets me thinking.
So long, and thanks for all the fish.
i LOVE the part when tyler is burning jacks hand and the speecjh he says (we r gods unwanted children!) and i also like the fact that the book told us that lye needs water to burn,so in the movie tyler licks his lips then kisses his hand.(love it). when jacks yelling at tyler telling him you dont know how this feels and it turns out hes got one too (duh)....that has to be that best part of the movie for me!
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That moment in the film was great.
Sort of meant that we all have some kind of scar, and we all know what pain feels like
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[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by grade 5 dropout [/i]
[B]I wanna say my favorite part is the last scene, when Jack takes Marla's hand and tells her "You met me in a very strange time in my life."
The explosions, the music cue, the camera angle. It's just sheer perfection. [/B][/QUOTE]
When I first rented the movie, I watched that scene a million times...
Everyone says,"My favorite part is when the stealing fat" or "the convenience store part" or "I want you to hit me as hard as you can". They are great and possibly greater but they aren't the greaterest. The greaterest part is the doctor sees Jack's hand shaking and refuses to give him drugs, obviosly thinking he's a junkie looking for a fix. Don't remember that scene? Well fuck you. I apologize for my rudeness.
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[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Brother Supremo [/i]
[B]Everyone says,"My favorite part is when the stealing fat" or "the convenience store part" or "I want you to hit me as hard as you can". They are great and possibly greater but they aren't the greaterest. The greaterest part is the doctor sees Jack's hand shaking and refuses to give him drugs, obviosly thinking he's a junkie looking for a fix. Don't remember that scene? Well fuck you. I apologize for my rudeness. [/B][/QUOTE]
I also apologize for all of those grammar erors.
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[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Brother Supremo [/i]
[B]I also apologize for all of those grammar erors. [/B][/QUOTE]
That one too.
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The whole movie is great, but my favourite parts are:
when Jack fights with marla over the support groups, and they are like "I WANT brain cancer";
the scenes on the plane;
when tyler is working at the cinema and the restaurant;
the first time jack goes to Tyler's house;
the call jack recieves from the detective (he says something like "the condo was my life" and then "id like to thank the academy");
when jack gets the scar with the acid;
the scene whith this dialog:
BOSS "The first rule of fight club is you don't talk about fight club."
Is this yours? You don't get paid to abuse the copy machine.
JACK "Abuse" the copy machine. There's animage.
BOSS Pretend you're me. You find this. What would you do?
JACKMe? I'd be very careful who I talked to about this. It sounds like someone dangerous wrote it... someone who might snap at any moment, stalking from office to office with an Armalite AR-10 Carbine-gas semiautomatic, bitterly pumping round after round into colleagues and co- workers. Might be someone you've known for years... somebody very close to you. Or, maybe you shouldn't be bringing me every little piece of trash you pick up.;
when jack blackmails his boss;
the homework they get @ fight club;
when jack tries to escape from Tyler and the cops
Namer of a thousand names, maker of meanings, transformer of the world, your parents and the parents of your parents continue in you.
Marla smoking at the testicular cancer meeting.
I can't really put my finger on my favourite bit right now but two bits I quite like-
[I]Fuck[/I] Martha Stewart.
and
Ahhhh, flashback humour.
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Favorite part is Edward Norton walking through his apartment laid out like a catalogue while describing the "Ikea nesting instinct"
Also:
Tyler- What did you study?
Raymond-Stuff
Tyler- Were the midterms hard?
I told her, "Sure. I'll go to the Banana Factory...but of course I come to find out that bananas aren't manufactured."
"I hope you aren't serving Jumbo shrimp. I'm allergic to Oxymorons."
[QUOTE=Special K]Favorite part is Edward Norton walking through his apartment laid out like a catalogue while describing the "Ikea nesting instinct"
Also:
Tyler- What did you study?
Raymond-Stuff
Tyler- Were the midterms hard?[/QUOTE]
Ditto....hands down funniest line of the film.
no not really.
Spacemonkey yelling at the blonde guy ( I cum several times watching that scene )
and also when Jack is at a meeting and shows his blood-covered teeth haha! arr its great 
Well slap ma' paw and pull ma' tail...
[QUOTE=MilanaCat]Spacemonkey yelling at the blonde guy ( I cum several times watching that scene )
and also when Jack is at a meeting and shows his blood-covered teeth haha! arr its great :D[/QUOTE]
.. you "cum" from watching a movie scene and want to tell us about it, yet get bent out of shape from me calling you a whore jokingly in chat once? That makes ALOT OF SENSE.
ps. Tell franc to get a sense of humor.
[QUOTE=MilanaCat]Spacemonkey yelling at the blonde guy ( I cum several times watching that scene )
and also when Jack is at a meeting and shows his blood-covered teeth haha! arr its great :D[/QUOTE]
what, when he tells him he's too fucking blonde? that was way too forced. go watch it again!
I luv the scene when they steal ingredients for soap-making from the factory))
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my favorite part is when brad pitt and ed norton are fighting in the parking structure and on the security monitor the security guards just see ed norton beating himself up.
oh man i dont know, to be honest all scenes with tyler in them are amazing, but the one i can recall that made me laugh alot and tyler just looked cool doing was... when he comes out to the front porch with his bath robe and glasses on and hes smoking a cigarette, with bob and that young guy on the porch waiting to come inside the house to start their training.... he tells the young guy, you have black pair of boots..., black shirt, etc etc.... and then he tells him to go in and then he walks past bob a little turns to him and stares for about 5 secs and then just laughs and smirks and says, "Your to old fat man... and your tits are to big... get the F*** off my porch, LMFAO OMG i just couldn't stop laughing.
The sex scene.
Best sex scene in any movie, ever.
[QUOTE=DillingerEscape;1915]Maybe I'm "writing" this prematurely and without much thought, but the first scene that comes to mind is with Lou in the basement. "I'm fuckin' Lou. Who the fuck are you?" That shit gets me rollin' every freakin' time.[/QUOTE]
mine is directly after the "I'm fuckin Lou"
when Tyler is screaming "YOU DON'T KNOW WHERE I'VE BEEN LOU" and starts coughing up blood all over him. I laugh every time i watch this. Especially when Lou starts freaking out.
[QUOTE=morey;731250]Marla smoking at the testicular cancer meeting.[/QUOTE]
"this is cancer, right?" I fucking love that scene, that's the coolest entrance.
I love all of Tyler's speeches "you are not your.."etc.
[QUOTE=rachel withers;996640]"this is cancer, right?" I fucking love that scene, that's the coolest entrance.[/QUOTE]
agreed. one of the best character introductions.
[QUOTE=bearchaser;997915]agreed. one of the best character introductions.[/QUOTE]
Tyler's is pretty good too "as I pass, do I give you the ass or the crotch?"
Reading this makes me want to watch the movie.
I have the day off today so I might do put it on right now.
Then I will write my favourite bit on here, but I think it might be the penguin saying
"Slide" I always liked that bit.
[QUOTE=DillingerEscape;1915]Maybe I'm "writing" this prematurely and without much thought, but the first scene that comes to mind is with Lou in the basement. "I'm fuckin' Lou. Who the fuck are you?" That shit gets me rollin' every freakin' time.[/QUOTE]
Yeah i feel you! also when they just had the car collision and Thylor screams " you just had a near life experiance" makes my whant to almost die again, feeling is asome!
Oh dear after just watching it i just can't decide.
I like when Marla says "Your going to have to keep me up all night."
And when "jack" gets all jealous and rejected and beats up the blonde, and says he wanted to destroy something beautiful.
So many parts are great.
I do still like the penguin, and Marla in the cave. "Slide."
The imagined plane crash, the car crash, and the speech right after it are my favorite parts of the movie. But the whole thing is great. It could ALL be my favorite part.
my fav has to be after fight club began taking off and 'jack' was sitting in the meeting. when asked a question, he brandishes his bloody, bruised mouth.
hilarious.
I have God in my pants. Really, I do.
The 'I want you to hit me as hard as you can' scene.
I've pulled that on many people who haven't seen the movie, it's hilarious.
Although, one or two of them really could hit.
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Elohel, that's the scene that (kinda sorta) inspired my sister to make this username. >_>
When Tyler crashes on the bike, he's totally naked under the robe. You can see his ass.
*shudder*
Why do I remember that?
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"slide"
A new car built by my company leaves somewhere traveling at 60 mph. The rear differential locks up. The car crashes and burns with everyone trapped inside. Now, should we initiate a recall? Take the number of vehicles in the field, A, multiply by the probable rate of failure, B, multiply by the average out-of-court settlement, C. A times B times C equals X. If X is less than the cost of a recall, we don't do one.
Ford Motor Company just did the math and X was greater than the cost of a recall.
[url]http://money.cnn.com/2007/08/03/autos/ford_recall/index.htm[/url]
Ford recalls 3.6 million vehicles
There is concern about a flaw involving a cruise control switch that could lead to fires.
August 3 2007: 5:45 PM EDT
NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Ford Motor Co. will recall 3.6 million vehicles to remove a cruise control switch that has been associated with fires in other vehicles.
Vehicles being recalled range from the 1992 to 2004 model years and include the Ford Bronco, Lincoln Town Car, Ford Explorer, Ford Ranger and Mercury Grand Marquis among others.
The company is doing this in order to respond to customer concerns about the safety of the switch, which has been the subject of previous recalls.
The reason for this recall is different from any other recall we've done in the past related to cruise control deactivation switches," said Ford spokesman Dan Jarvis.
None of the vehicles involved in this recall have experienced an abnormal number of fires, Jarvis said. The company is recalling the vehicles so that customers will not be concerned about the switch, he said.
In 2005 and 2006, the company recalled nearly 6 million vehicles because of problems with the cruise control cut-off switch.
The switch shuts off the cruise control when the driver firmly steps on the brakes. The switch is located under the hood of the vehicle and is attached to the brake master cylinder on one end and wired to the cruise control on the other.
The switch is powered at all times, even when the vehicle is turned off. In some cases fluid leaking the switch could cause it to short circuit resulting in a fire, which led to the earlier recalls.
The recall will begin on August 13. Vehicle owners will have the cruise control switch, also called the speed control switch, deactivated as an interim repair. When new parts are available, which is expected to be October, Ford (Charts, Fortune 500) dealers will begin installing new parts
The lines, "We have just cabin pressure." and "Its called a changeover. The movie goes on, and nobody in the audience is the wiser." Something along those lines.
The ending. I love it when Jack and Marla just watch the buildings blow up. it gives me this euphoric feeling. and the Pixies music complements it perfectly. David Fincher is truely a genius director. and Chuck is a genius writer.
~I Am Jack's Colon~
When Marla and Jack are dividing up the support groups and they walk into the thrift store and keep talking.
The look on the woman's face behind the counter when Jack says "No. I want bowel cancer." makes me laugh every time.
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