Fight Club (5/5) Movie CLIP - Letting Yourself Become Tyler Durden (1999) HD
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The Narrator (Edward Norton) comes to the stunning realization that he and Tyler Durden (Brad Pitt) are the same person.
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In this darkly comic drama, Edward Norton stars as a depressed young man (named in the credits only as "Narrator") who has become a small cog in the world of big business. He doesn't like his work and gets no sense of reward from it, attempting instead to drown his sorrows by putting together the "perfect" apartment. He can't sleep and feels alienated from the world at large; he's become so desperate to relate to others that he's taken to visiting support groups for patients with terminal diseases so that he'll have people to talk to. One day on a business flight, he discovers Tyler Durden (Brad Pitt), a charming iconoclast who sells soap. Tyler doesn't put much stock in the materialistic world, and he believes that one can learn a great deal through pain, misfortune, and chaos. Tyler cheerfully challenges his new friend to a fight. Our Narrator finds that bare-knuckle brawling makes him feel more alive than he has in years, and soon the two become friends and roommates, meeting informally to fight once a week. As more men join in, the "fight club" becomes an underground sensation, even though it's a closely guarded secret among the participants. (First rule: Don't talk about fight club. Second rule: Don't talk about fight club.) But as our Narrator and Tyler bond through violence, a strange situation becomes more complicated when Tyler becomes involved with Marla (Helena Bonham Carter), whom our Narrator became infatuated with when they were both crashing the support-group circuit. Based on the novel by Chuck Palahniuk, Fight Club was directed by David Fincher, who previously directed Pitt in the thriller Seven.
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TM & © Fox (1999)
Courtesy of Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation
Cast: Edward Norton, Brad Pitt, Helena Bonham Carter
Director: David Fincher
Producers: Ross Grayson Bell, John S. Dorsey, Arnon Milchan, Cen Chaffin, Art Linson
Screenwriters: Chuck Palahniuk, Jim Uhls
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I envy anyone who saw this movie for the first time without knowing the twist
God I wanna experience that so much
I did. I remember watching this for the first time in 2008 not having a clue about the story and the reveal being mind blowing
i did its garbage
I did. Had no idea what this movie was even about. It was good but not too surprising because there were some things that happened earlier that made me go “uh..what?” Then when it was confirmed I was like ohhhhhh
I watched it the other day for the first time and I already knew the plot twist but that didn't make the reveal any less satisfying.
"Say my name"
"Tyler Durden"
"You're goddamn right"
"Say my name"
"Devilish"
"You're goddam right"
Letting yourself become heisenberg.
@@vaibhavyadav168 this is the moment when walt became heisenberg
"say your name" "Tyler Durden"
DING
The fact he realizes he’s been Tyler Durden in a hotel room makes a lot of sense. There’s always a forced self reflection when your alone at a hotel.
Damn deep as fk
Now that you mention it: That is very, very true.
Very true
Tf are you talkin about
@@jeffbenzos6344 when you are alone in a hotel room by yourself, it’s quiet and peaceful, if you look in the mirror and think about what you need to accomplish in life, you are reflecting on yourself, if you have the devil and the angel on your shoulder talking to you, that’s similar to what’s going on in this film except the guy in the film has another side to him (split personality)
Brad Pitt was amazing for sure but I was also seriously blown away by Edward Norton. Incredible acting.
caketinoo123 I mean it's Edward Norton.. he never has a bad performance..
For a second I thought you were saying Ed Norton blew you.
And his dad was great in the Honeymooners
Both are the same person
@@edwardkumarkenway1875 but they play very different roles
Thumbs up if you remember the first time your mind was absolutely blown by this movie.
There's no way you saw this movie without knowing the spoiler.
Stuart McAulay How's that?
+CMC1996 Because I was born in 1996 as well and there's no way you got to the age that you decided to watch this movie without seeing some kind if parody or something to do with it.
Stuart McAulay No believe it or not I first saw it when I was 14 completely unspoiled by anyone.
+CMC1996 thumbs up if "you" remember? who are "you". sure yuore not talking to yourself?
1:36 - 1:41
"People do it everyday. They talk to themselves. They see themselves as they'd like to be."
Such a true and profound quote.
Only that not all of us are as insane as the Narrator
"They don't have the courage you have to just run with it."
and thats the crazy part.
Do you think we actually just see people that aren’t there just our minds creating who we want to be and putting it in the picture of society and maybe if we are brave enough to talk to that person and embrace them we might just experience the same thing as the narrator
@@DjProfiK I never even considered this
he always went by jack until he found out he was Tyler durden ( same person )
best plot twist ever. messed me up for days
i think the usual suspects' plot twist was better
Benton Xavier I know this franchise gets alot of flak, but I still really love the twist in the first Saw movie
I remember thinking the whole following week if I was two different people ahhhaha
Honestly, it didn't hit me until Norton says the line.
I'd put Psycho's ending as the greatest twist. But this is a VERY close second.
Brad Pitt should have won an Academy Award for this role. He owned it.
Edward Norton deserved it better
Yeah Edward Norton was way better he’s so underrated
jakethemuss3
I think his character is terrible
we Got a bunch of people saying our job doesn’t define us...and at the same time applauding and attaching value to the job BP did in Breakfast fight club. Saying he owned it and deserved a Peabody award. So we are defined at least to some degree by our vocations, no?
Norton from the honeymooners was goodbtoo.
Plot twist as its finest...
amcuk kanka :)
+Johnny Davis wooowww woow easy bro. I'm turkish so I understand what you said. firstly it is "Amcık Kanka". that means pussy bro :). why did you say that what the hell is that mean know?
+anonim person I write wrong my last sentence was what the hell is that mean now? okey I think thats true grammar shit right?
Turds ARE pussies, attacking weaker countries.
I play a game called war commander where the turkish got their own crew and the kurds got their own crew. yall fight like crazy against each other.
This plot twist is actually relevant to the story, the themes and the characters. It's not there just for the sake of surprising the audience, like a narrative jumpscare.
That’s why it’s brilliant
exactlya narravie jumpscare everyboday!!!!!!!!!!!! actiing 101 people!! Lets all blow this man!!
@@zoeyharrison525 are you okay? I thought it was an accurate and deserving description of the scene.
I saw this movie today so I wasn't surprised it is old concept so I predicted it wasn't good 🗿
@@xlantboi old concept for an old movie still a cool twist tho upon first viewing
Imagine how powerful of a mind you would have to have if you had the ability to live two realities with two different personalities inside your head.
TheGentleman schizophrenia
no, DID
aLter Ego
I mean Edward Norton’s iq is supposedly 134, so...
That’s a real thing you know....
Sometimes I wish I could just forget the plot and rewatch that movie
Would you say you spend a small amount of time, a moderate amount of time, a lot of time? Is this affecting your job at all?
You can, that’s the whole damn point of it.
When i watched it the first time the next day i rewatched😄
try it. You dont sound too bright. IO think your ability to retain information is minimal at best.
@@zoeyharrison525 Hostile for no reason? Dog profile? Spelling out insecure crybabbh
You missed the awesome line before the clip:
"Ladies and gentlemen, we have just lost cabin pressure."
+Patrick Lee Also "I felt like puting a bullet between the eyes of every panda that wouldn't screw to save its species."
+ple98 g "I wanted to breathe smoke..."
hahahaha. wwwoooooooowwwwweeeeeeeeeeee?! ;)
bam son. Hehe, I Am A Coyote
bam son. Hehe, I Am A Coyote
one of best movies ever.
yea
For fucking sure!!!
No the best movie ever period
Izabela Gomez one of the most important movies ever made
Don Rüesch Chuck actually preferred Fincher's take on his book than his true work.
Honestly, I think this is one of the greatest twists in the history of fiction. Both in the book and the movie. It proves the details we as humans overlook in our everyday lives, while also exemplifying the suppressed personalities literally every human keeps buried inside. Chuck knows how to melt brains in a wonderful way.
Jk Idk why I said that. The thought of it tickled me. But yes, totally agree with you.
i went and saw it then ruined the movie for as many people as i could. i eventually got thrown out of all the cinemas and then just drove up and down the street yelling out the ending. so much fun.
@@nepntzerZer ☠️
@@nepntzerZer no you didn't fuckhead
@@nepntzerZer😂😂😂
When I first saw Fight Club this scene blew my mind like no other movie. Greatest Plot Twist in Cinematic History. One of the many reasons why Fight Club is my All-Time Favorite Movie Ever.
I was wondering just the other day what the reasons were for why Shane Blackburn favorite movie ever is Fight Club. ( I left out all-time because I already said ever and they.both mean the same thing.).
@Miami Sports yours is lower
shutter island is also an epic movie!
RideBikes_Walkplaces agreed
Wouldn’t say that
"I am free in all the ways that you are not" Creepiest thing I've ever heard...especially since its from a fictional character in his head.
¿Que ta Pedro?!
Creepy you said??? Are you a virgin?
@B English is a very weird language and i not using a synonymous
@@PRodLyftz Burito?
it’s also very tragic because thing of what we’d all be capable of if you could release yourself from the guilt and insecurities that make procrastinate and capitulate.
2:04 the way he says "Tyler Durden" is just so fucking amazing! gives a smile on my face every time i hear it
It’s like Tyler Knows he’s an idealized character, he’s just relishing in it.
If a man knows how to balance the "Tyler" personality and thr "Narrator" personality, that will be a perfect man.
Brotherhood except that tyler is an insane person and the narrator is somewhat depressed. Not exactly perfect imo. But who knows...
That is why I said "balance", my friend
zabotheother Tyler in the beginning of the movie would be a better role model. I wouldn't advise trying to become the project mayhem Tyler unless you want to come off as a batshit crazy hobo who would be in prison for life. I'm pretty sure he means having the discipline, drive, and confidence of Tyler while still having the morals of the narrator
Exactly
Which is impossible
Fun Fact: The book "Fight Club" is banned in prisons, the inmates got too inspired and violent from it
Me
not true. I had the book while I was in prison. my people sent it in to me and I donated it to the library when I got out.
@@gaternisbet4399 could be true where they're from?
possible where they are from it is banned. it just seemed like they were saying all prisons. every prison has different rules and they change.@@bear3189b
I just love Norton's "Nooooo". He's got a tone of "Aw c'mon, you're kidding me...."
Whats the name of the soundtrack?
Eduardo Espinoza Who is Tyler Durden
I loved Brad's face when pointed with his sunglasses to sit , and when he said - you got it😂
One of the greatest movie scenes
Which one?
Eh, it’s a cool scene but I personally wouldn’t consider it the greatest of the movie, never mind one of the greatest of all time.
MultiDK12 not even close
@@timothyh6670 all scenes in the entire movie are masterpiece
Anyone who was intrigued about the events of this movie, when they saw this scene, they were guaranteed to watch the movie again.
Best twist in movie history.
I've seen this movie like 43 times already, ever since I saw it in '02 when I was 5-6. Incredible masterpiece, there'll never be another masterpiece gem like Fight Club ever again xD
@@martinlopez2816 true
I saw this in theaters. The whole audience was in shock. My son recently watched it (15 years old). When this was revealed, he had to pause it and just think.
They don't make films like this anymore
Even if they did, you would say it's a copy of Fight club....
@@muthukumaranm6777 House M.D,Manhunt 2,Breaking Bad,Mr Robot they have much influence and references to Fight Club but I wouldn't call them a copy but rely on to create another masterpiece and Tyler's dialogue about not having the balls to be yourself is very similar to one of Tony Montana in Scarface in the scene *Say GoodNight to The Bad Guy*
Same thing I thought! 90’s produced some fine and creative movies
@Anushilan Dahal There are still good movies being made. But the amount of quality movies from the 2010s compared to the 90s, is just a fraction. Comic-book fanboys may think the opposite though.
@Hikiki Monogatari a copy of paprika no thx
why can't i see a friend like this who help me do everything XD
Cause you don't have the "courage to run with it"
You're not crazy enough
you can. you just have to be fucking traumatized.
I'm sorry but your friend is none other than John Cena
I did this for a month
I snapped @ work and I become someone else
then I realized to truely run with it....
I had to program NEW "interests "
work in progress...
I remember seeing this when I was younger really late at night. To the point where I was dozing off and when I saw the end, the next morning I kept asking myself if I was dreaming or this movie really happened the way I imagined it.
Wow you’re story is fascinating Unfortunately just like u fell asleep during fight club I fell asleep while suffering through , what you seem T0 think is your profound, experience .
Similar thing happened to me first time I watched Mulholland Drive, later I recall I had a very intense dream, quite like an acid trip.
@@timothyh6670 You seem like an unhappy guy.
Did you fall asleep and meet a guy named "Tyler Durden" in your dream and wonder if he was real when you woke up
@@Rams4life94 He is.
"You were looking for a way to change your life. You could not do this on your own. All the ways you wish you could be, that's me. I look like you wanna look, I fuck like you wanna fuck. I am smart, capable, and most importantly I'm free in all the ways that you are not."
This still puts a lump in my throat.
;)
0:02
Jack (1999): Say my name!
Walter White (2013): Say my name!
Does anyone wish there was an alternative film produced where instead of brad Pitt we see ed norton act as Tyler in every single Tyler part, like what we saw in this video with the multiple personality
Oh man how bad i wish that!!!😂
It would be cool...but the movie would be as complex as hell...
Then it would be compared to Primal Fear.
It would be interesting but then we haven't seen great acting Brad Pitt did here
yeah except norton dont have the build for it.
Tyler Durden - Best Movie Role Ever.
"You play a badass who leads an underground fight club and you beat the shit out of people, you fuck the lead actress, get all the best lines, and at the end you find out you're just an imagination and you're the dream man of the main protagonist. You look and fuck to perfection."
"Yeah I'll take the role."
I was always wonder why the twist ever suprised anyone its pretty damn clear literally from before Tyler is even introduced he literally flashes on screen after he thinks about who wants to be
One of the greatest plot twists out of any movie simply for how nicely it ties in the previous plot points of Fight Club.
It fits the theme of the film where it focuses on The Narrator reclaiming his authentic self. The plot of Fight Club reflects what Tyler had previously said in the film which is that "Our great war is a spiritual war." and how The Narrator is not living a truly passionate life because he is brainwashed by the society he lives in to be obsessed with material goods he doesn't need, being submissive to people who have higher authority then him, having a passive and non confrontational personality, having low confidence and compromising his true inner values just to fit in with others as so not be rejected by them which Tyler Durden sees as the opposite of the lifestyle of a developed person who lives life on his own terms.
In the movie we see The Narrator more and more adapting the lifestyle of Tyler Durden however like all things they should be a balance and even Tyler's way of living could be negative at it's extreme where he disregards order in favor of chaos and tyranny and ironically becomes the very same authority he seeked to oppose but tricks those involved with him that it's under the idea that all who work for him get to bring down the system and don't live by the rules where as in the reality of the movie with Project Mayhem it's the opposite as when working under Tyler in order to make Project Mayhem come true they start adopting rules and work in conditions which are similar to the system they were supposedly bringing down.
In this scene it's less about becoming Tyler Durden and more of The Narrator realizing he was Tyler Durden all along and toward the climax of the film instead of favouring his or Tyler's lifestyle he learns to integrate both which in turn allows him to self actualize and be true to himself and freely pursue the things he values the most.
However while some of the things I have mentioned here were mentioned in Fight Club and frequently are mentioned by others who analyse this film there's many more interpretations to be had as the text I wrote here is simply one interpretation based on the knowledge I gathered about the film.
All in all Fight Club is a masterpiece and credit to all the people who were involved in it.
Biggest mistake I ever made............
Friend: You ever seen fight club?
Me: No
Friend: Its a legendary movie with a twist
Me: Oh foreal I'll look it up and see it
Friend: The ending will catch you by suprise
Me: Oh really what is it?
Friend: Umm u sure u want to know?
Me: Yea just tell me I don't care
*watches movies*
Me: One of the best movies ever.....what was I thinking?
:'(. I saw it in a ''top 10 twists video''. And I was planning on watching the movie later that day. I was so sad XD.
Majesty SAME
Salty Candy i did the exact same thing, watchmojo ruined the movie for me or I just ruined it myself
I think I would've enjoyed the movie a lot more without knowing about the plot twist ugh
Did none of you guys read or know about the book? It's more epic actually and the ending is different but this movie is still one of my favorite movies of all time
probably the single greatest movie to watch for a second time, for this reason.
What's so great about this overrated film? does it matter if people love or hate this?
second time? i probably watched this over 10 times and never got bored
@@Johnlindsey289 shut up go watch your overrated Disney films then
@@captainmacpizza1461 i have to watch it every 3 or 4 months, is like my way of escaping.. truly a MP
shutter island is a good one to watch the second time too.
Everybody likes Tyler because he's brad Pitt. I'm pretty sure if it was a different actor then no where near as much people would idolize Tyler. Brad Pitt has natural confidence and charisma. Russel Crowe was originally supposed to be cast as Tyler
haha Russel Crowe
BaldManLogan the role fit him perfectly
BaldManLogan But I'm you? How, two Brad Pitt Tyler Durdens 😱
I wish young people understood that movie... Tyler Durden is such a douche. He's the high school bad boy everybody look up to when 17.... then at 35, he is a total loser, but he acts all smug because he still can bullshit a few lost people into thinking being a loser is badass and spiritual with his bar philosophy.
louloutre gay dildo
The greatest, most mind blowing, no wait not mind blowing... mind *nuking* scene in movie history!!
Cause Norton was insane or what?
@@Johnlindsey289 Did you even see the movie before looking at spoilers?
I don't know if anyone else thinks of it this way, but I've always thought that Tyler's hair suddenly being shaved symbolized him turning into a villain.
During the scene where he made people wait at the front door for days and nights, he told them to shave their head.
Its basically the same for when someone joins the military and they shave their head because your hair symbolizes your own individuality.
Or.. Brad Pitt decided on his own he wanted to shave his head.
It's tyler turning into a monster..hence the coat
Jokes on you he was always a bit of a villain.
Letting yourself become...Tyler Durden!
Or Tyler Hicks!
I literally gasped in surprise at this twist. Can you believe this movie was initially polarized at its release?
And this is still a masterpiece in 2024!!!
I was shocked too, I had a feeling he was not fully stable in his head and going insane but Tyler not being real was not something I expected, I got shutter Island vibes from this
This isn't The Usual Suspects or Shawshank Redemption, but this is still one of the greatest movie endings ever
benjamm1nn For me this movie is better than Usual Suspects or Shawshank. This is a true Masterpiece!
Its leagues ahead of the usual suspects
@@AdityaDeo-cg6eu The Usual Suspects has actually a better Plot twist and it is a better movie itself.
There are many films better than ones you mentioned. Like 2001 A Space Odyssey, Godfather 1 and 2, A Clockwork Orange, Apocalypse now, Taxi driver, Dr. Strangelove...
0:25 love this part
Yeah
I loved that oh shit moment as you realise they are the same person
I come here every now and then just to hear this 0:54
The most shocking thing for him was that he's fucking Marla lol.
I remember seeing this in theaters my jaw dropped to the floor this is one of the best twists in movie history.
I saw this in theaters too. You could hear a pin drop. Threw everyone for a loop
This is the moment when narrator became Tyler Durden
Bravo Vinc...Fincher!
Kid named Tyler:
0:50 the realisation and both their expressions 🔥
"People do it everyday, they talk to themselves, they see themselves as they'd like to be. The don't have the courage you have to just run with it"
When i first saw this movie as a teenager i totally pass over this quote but now i can relate with it in many ways
I love how Tyler's casting two shadows. Nice touch.
No, that's just how light works. People cast two shadows all the time.
And I love how you said two shadows and your name is three. Far out.
Fat people ]’s shadows have been shown to weigh as much as 42 pounds.
1:37 This line doesn't just hit close-to-home for me, it hits right through the fucking window.
20 years we do not talk about fight club
But you literally did so you broke it
the sounds, visuals, color of the film, dresses, insane actings what a masterpiece. if a see all made films on earth i dont think there is no even close second to this film
There are better films than this one out there
This is deep for me, because I have created the ideal persona of who I'd like to be and slowly he started showing up in moments of my life until I literally and metaphorically "became" him.
good
I think we all have that image of ourselves that we want to be, though only a few people achieve it.
what?
Shut up 🙄🙄
Tyler Durden said it right, I got a best friend who is freaking masculine, smart and confident, sometimes I imagine myself being him! Sometimes his words pop up in my head and I just said what he said!
If you wan to become something, pretend to be it, and eventually you will become it.
00:25 Priceless
I love this scene so much and the way it explores narcissism and self-importance. In our own eyes, we all see ourselves as heroes.
So many years passed by,still I have never seen such mind blowing movie like this.
Brad,you're a legend..!!
It's a great feeling being one of the old codgers who saw this film spoiler free on VHS. Then I watched it about 9 times over in a week. I can't believe this has just the one Oscar nomination for sound effects editing. It is one of the technical masterpieces of the 20th century.
0:47 We're the same person
The whole thing about having a split personality between Edward Norton and Tyler Durden is nuts yet I love it. Can't denied why this movie is awesome.
Hulk
Damn dude this really spoke to me. He is right , we do do this everyday. Whether it’s a small scenario we envision ourselves in or just go balls deep into whole different personality.
This movie was the best thing for my mental health i decided to stop to pretend what society and people want me to be and just be myself i just run with my inner insanity . I dont care what other people think about me , love or hate me they dont have much meaning to me , because i like who are im are myself and dont need any validation .
This movie offers so much. Every watch illuminates new pathways to think about. Should be mandatory viewing for all young men.
The best thing about this plot twist is that nobody expects it, but then everybody cannot realize how they didn't get it the first time. It is beautifully put in
I love Pitts wardrobe in this movie.
1:06 Man, these few seconds of Brad's gesturing and delivering a total of two words deserve all the critical recognition there is just for that alone! The charisma.
I watched this with my little brother today, and his reaction to this scene was priceless. His jaw literally dropped as the plot twist unveiled itself
One interesting thing about this film is that as they progressed through production, they had Edward Norton starve himself so he looked paler and weaker, while Brad Pitt rigorously worked out and tanned himself so he looks stronger. This represents Tyler’s influence growing in the Narrator’s mind. You can especially see it in this scene-Edward Norton looks like he’s going to pass out any minute.
I appreciate that the twist was never spoiled for me. As a teenager, the movie happen to be playing on a tv during the weekend. I didnt google "fight club". I didn't ask any of my friends their opinion of the movie prior to watching it. So the twist was super cool to watch for the first time.
It has been 20 years since this masterpiece came out.
The book was amazing. Great to see the movie was too
The book was geunis
This BLEW me away when I first saw this. I was like, "WHOOOAAAA!" And then I realized we _never hear_ anyone say or address Edward's characters' name in this film. Not once. Just the alias "Cornelius" and "Rupert" from the support groups.
To all of the fellas struggling to find their true self. Be patient and don't follow trends. Have the courage to just roll with your instincts.
When you see an imaginary friend that is the reflection of your true self the badass revolutionist hero you were always destined to become to save humanity from itself of corruption and sin that's Tyler durden ladies and gentlemen.
This scene literally got me off of my chair...the most heart throbbing climax ever!!!!!!!!!
This is easily the best scene of the movie. And not just because of the reveal, but the dialogue is awesome.
I'm rewatching this daily routinely. Enjoying the scene so much.
Is there anyone in the world that's only seen this movie once???? I'm almost sure there isn't, I mean how can you just watch this once, even if you watched in theaters back in 99, you had to go back and see it again.
Exactly, it honestly took me like 5 times to really wrap my head around it and I feel like still every time I watch it I notice something new. I don't get how anybody could only watch it once
you have to watch it multiple times for a few reasons:
1. to notice the hints that were dropped about Tyler and Jack
2. for consistency: when was jack jack and when was he durden.
3. Understanding the actual role of the characters: Marla is a pretty detestable character in an anti-hero kind of way. But then you realize how she has been the emotional victim of Durden. There is no way of watching the movie again and not feel for Marla.
I watched it for the first time 2 days ago, that's how. I'll rewatch it for sure, gotta work through a lot of other classics first though.
***** Yeah, there's a lot that doesn't make much sense.
if you look carefully after the carcrash...you see ed norton climbing out of the driver side window. At first glance that seems like a mistake, unless it was done purposefully to prove that Ed was driving the whole time.
I watch this bit most weeks, seriously...
Me too
brad pitt is the only guy who can use any kind of costume and still looking badass
I was blown away by the brilliance of this film. Oof. SO EXCITING, FUN, THOUGHT PROVOKING AND EXCELLENT.
I would like to see more scenes when the narrator is Tyler personality, Edward Norton made them look so convincing,
If this movie had first come out this year, everyone would've hated it for this twist.
Probably not the only reason people hate twists like this is after this movie came out a lot of movies just used this sort of twist so if this movie came out today that cliche would never have existed, get it?
+Stuart McAulay Primal Fear, The Usual Suspects, The Sixth Sense, Death Trap, and Wild Things all came out before this
+Zach I never said they didn't.
+Stuart McAulay True, but you made it sound like this was the first big movie to use the plot twist, which isn't true at all.
+Zach No I was making the point that after this film became popular so many movies used the same twist it became cliche but without this movie this type of twist wouldn't have become cliche.
This scene changed my life and let my alter ego come out as a teenager and gave me courage to take chances, to look, act, and become who I wanted to become. In a good way though, not crazy domestic terrorist way….
Little by little you are letting yourself become... Tyler durden
nice save😂😂..I guess you don't want the FBI on your back
One of the greatest scenes in the cinema history.
This movie and The Sixth Sense perfected the plot twist. Both movies make terrific work of showing the viewer hints countless times and make rewatching the movie almost more enjoyable the first time round
I remember my mind getting wrecked with this reveal. I usually see twists coming a mile away, but this one caught me flatfooted. I was so shocked by this reveal that I just sat there in a daze until way after the movie ended. I just didn't get up. Sat there so long I got to see the movie again for free.
''Noo you're insane!! And we simply do not have time for this crap!''
goosebumps all over again !!!one of the best scenes in the history of Hollywood..
Seeing this movie for the first time was such a bind bender. My jaw was literally hanging.
This is definitely among the best and most startling plot twists I've ever seen on par with Memento, Psycho, The Usual Suspects, and Mulholland Drive just to name a few.
"We've just lost cabin pressure"
this is a modern day Dr Jeckyl and MrHyde
This and breaking bad.
*that moment when you let yourself become Tyler Durden*. This scene is one of the best in cinema history
seriously- 'people do it everyday, and they don't have the courage to just run with it 'quite a deep insight if you think!!
Imagine being 13 years old watching this, then watching it with good ol' dad. Great times!
i was 14 and my dad told me he watched it with my mom at the movies when it first came out before i was born
@@cananary I'm the one who told my dad about the movie.
@@TheSuirad I'm the second one who told my dad about the movie.
I knew you would post this. I am Jack’s total lack of surprise.
the head tilts starting at 0:49 communicate so much more than words can
The moment when you realized you just snapped...and you didnt know it.