I FINALLY saw Fight Club.

[TheFriendlyAnarchist]

Let me just say, that movie was fucking awesome. That is all.

[swag]

1. Pretty good.

[Scarlett17]

2. "His name is Robert Paulson."

That movie rocks. I might have to watch it tonight for the 517th time since you said that.

[ScreamingMeemie]

8. Actually it's "Paulsen"...

:hi: Which happens to be my maiden name. And I will say this because there's quite a few of them out there, my brother's name is Robert. Somebody in the film business told me that anyway.

[Scarlett17]

13. Okaaaaay?

That only leaves one thing to say: "Now, a question of etiquette - as I pass, do I give you the ass or the crotch?"

[jobycom]

3. Yeah, it was, but someone will say the book was better, and someone else will say

they saw the same thing done in Japanese anime only a thousand times better, and someone will say Brad Pitt and Edward Norton or over-rated talentless fucks (to which someone will mention Pitt's role in "Snatch"), and so on. Just getting that all out of the way.

Great freakin' film.

[TheFriendlyAnarchist]

4. There was a book?

Hmmm. . . I don't know if it would be the same now that I have seen the end though. . .

[jobycom]

5. I don't know. Just predicting the thread path.

[bridgit]

10. yeah there was...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chuck_Palahniuk i thought it was his 1st offering & it seems to me he was just spit-balling allot of it oh well still,

Sebastian Junger he ain't; but then again neither am i :shrug:

[ghostsofgiants]

17. The book is a really enjoyable read.

[pokerfan]

18. The book was better

but it should only be read in its original Aramaric. :)

[graywarrior]

16. The book was equal to the movie.

No wait. . .the movie was better.

[ghostsofgiants]

20. I'm inclined to agree.

The book was really good...the film was great.

[bridgit]

6. eh, bored void neo pugilistic post-modern wannabe big city nilihism...

imo poor literary mechanisms i.e. like you'd have enough time, torque wrenches & breaker bars to back-ass-ward some 100lb clang'y-ass tire puncturing parking lot wrong way deterrent/device/apparatus before Max Headroom could CGI/robot your ass out of there :shrug:

[TheFriendlyAnarchist]

7. Exactly!

Wait. . . what ?

[idgiehkt]

21. I'm taking that one word at a time

jam-packed with meaning as usual :hi: :loveya:

I really, really disliked that movie. Gawd. It must touch an archetype for the passion it inspires...I've heard it analyzed as being a male's battle with his own homosexuality or bisexuality and in the end when he chooses the female all the phallics buildings fall down symbolically after he kills the male stud and thusly his desire for him (i.e. his homosexuality). Somehow I don't think that interpretation is one that is widely embraced, although it is the one that makes the most sense to me.

[debbierlus]

9. I LOVED that movie - sheer brilliance

I agree!

[Initech]

11. We are the all-singing, all-dancing crap of the world!

[ElboRuum]

12. I am Jack's abiding sense of agreement.

[Pushed To The Left]

14. Saw it in theatres back in 1999!

Definitely one of my favorites. The surprise plot twist was as good as the one in the Sixth Sense! I never saw it coming! (I won't say what it is because I don't want to spoil it for those who haven't seen it)

[ghostsofgiants]

15. I haven't seen that in far too long.

But I've watched it so many times that I don't think it matters, haha.

[Generic Brad]

19. And you're talking about it?

Did you not pay attention to the rules?

[Starbucks Anarchist]

22. Great movie.

[qwertyMike]

23. Seen it about 50 times

Made Ed Norton one of my favorite actors, and realized for the first time that Pitt could act.

The girl (Bonham-Carter???) was superior

Read the book too.
Different, but just as good.