Figured I'd throw this up for shits and giggles.

http://blog.mlive.com/projectmayhem/2009/11/six_reasons_fight_club_is_an...

If you feel Tyler Durden would easily be able to defeat
Mel Gibson's William Wallace (Braveheart) character and
Rocky Balboa in a three way, how do you (seriously or humorously) think he'd be able to defeat both of them.

http://s.nyt.com/u/D45

I thought Fight Club has already been out on Blu Ray... but I guess it's being released for the first time this month.

Someone just posted this link on facebook:

www.welcometofc.com

Interesting promotion for the Fight Club Blu Ray that uses pictures from your profile in a customized trailer.

The box/cover art looks awesome. I hope they have some new extra features for the blu ray.

I really want a ying yang coffee table like the one in the movieee, anyone know where I can find one? I've looked all over ebay

I think it's fucking shameful to have advertisement:

''Get a flat stomach in 3 months''

on a forum 'bout FIGHT CLUB.

Way to lose all of your credibility in a minute.

Are there any people out there who truly buy those anti-materialistic ideas?

What a disappointment, I was expecting a community of people who somewhat shared some ideas in the book and you get this empty place filled with advertisement.

Shameful.

I'm pretty sure that in the years I haven't been here, someone's already used that subject title. But I still thought it would be interesting to have a thread discussing times when we felt we might as well not have any balls (those of us who have them, of course). Times when we just could not man up to the situation, or we just couldn't handle it with dignity. Then you can discuss what you learned about yourself from the experience, and how it might have influenced your life.

I saw Fight Club for the first time last week. It's one of the best movies I've ever seen. I can't believe how this movie has effected with me. It caused me to find out more about Chuck Palahniuk and become a member on this site. I'm waiting for the book to arrive from Amazon... can't wait to read it. Any other newbies out there?

I just couldnt help but to laugh when the line "is that your blood?" "some of it" was used. The movie itself looks half decent though

Link to trailer: http://www.apple.com/trailers/independent/pandorum/

Strip away the flashy quotes delivered with deadpan cynicism.

I first saw the film at 14, and I just switched off my television an altered person, very slightly, but nevertheless altered.

What I got out of the movie the first time:

- That we are all just dying slowly unless we create something purposeful in our lives worth living for, makes you question what's making you awaken every morning. The movie sort of promotes existenialism, which I think we all tried to adapt after seeing the movie.

- To question our inherent beliefs. Why is "x" right and "y" wrong? Is there right and wrong et cetera.
Sidenote: The movie started me off on a path that led me to eventually converting from Roman Catholic to Weak Agnostic or Skeptic Catholic? Whatever floats your boat.

- The movie preaches against monotony which forces one to re-evaluate one's daily activities.

I'll edit later.