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The first rule about Fight Club...

20 February 2015, 00:27

... is that you analyse the movie and make a website about it:

Jack Durden Fight Club Analysis of Movie (Are Bob, Marla and Project Mayhem Real?)

The analysis and arguments put forward seem pretty compelling to me! The site is still a work in progress, but it's pretty detailed so far.

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20 February 2015, 06:51

Loved the film and the book, this adds a few more layers to the enjoyment. Thanks.
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20 February 2015, 12:15

Brilliant film. And still is against what is produced these days.

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#4

20 February 2015, 13:36

It's amazing the film got made for a mainstream audience

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