Everything Wrong With Fight Club In 11 Minutes Or Less 

Im still waiting a review of endgame

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Your description has the info on Citizen Kane, guys.

CinemaSins sounds great, sorry that it’s more work for y’all though.

You guys are doing an endgame minipod right?

…shit, you could be right

Well “Tyler” blew up the condo, so he must still have been present before netting real Tyler. That’s when he would have taken shape.

Damn.. none of you have read the book. Marla is why Tyler Durden exists. They even throw out their cigarettes the same.

Honestly that’s my theory about the film, I think Tyler was real, just not in the way everyone thinks

I disagree because if you re-watch the film you’ll see Tyler Durden in some scenes for a split second before the narrator even met him.

The fact he didn’t touch it means it doesn’t have a sin

There wasn't enough smoke after the explosions, wasn't realistic

@@R0BBYKYLE22 bro the guy literally shoots himself in the face to kill his imaginary self, how are you complaining about realism? 😂

@@rhyslloyd9331 you're not very good with jokes are you?

@@takkun215 idk man theres a dislike button for reason

Doesn’t Tyler actually say that in his ‘revealing the truth’ monologue?

Yeah, it for sure explains the car stealing scene, as later the Narrator asks for where's the car

@@georgereeves8137 but things with impact happen when tyler goes somewhere, how can you explain that?

@@bram8261 blackouts. He doesn't sleep, he blacks out, becomes Tyler, then "wakes up" in his default state.

@@stillnotchill2560 Which is also explained too. I recall him saying that he's not exactly asleep, nor is he awake. His insomnia has his mind in limbo

That's true. Remember when Norton asked "Tyler" what happened to his car, and he asked, "What car?" That's 'cause he never stole it.

I assumed he stole the car, then blew up his apt, then abandoned it and caught a car back home to find it blown up.

@@C-13770 that could actually work too

@@enmanuelzambrano1133 Right, the narrator imagined him stealing the car.

Real character asks fictional character where the car that he dreamt of stealing by himself is, based on an assumption coming from a hallucination. And the fictional character born from the same brain that had the hallucination.. doesnt even know what hes talking about. Its beautifully fucked the more I think about it.

Yea. And him doing sit ups - hes upstairs working his abs out

Yet people do talk about it, and watch it.

@@drakenpage777 "Rules are rules. Otherwise, what? Anarchy." --Ralph Cifaretto

Agent1W ironic

That's because Marla is not real either,alongside a "few" others...

@@eZeero cool theory

Cheesepuff88 I haven’t watched it yet, but here I am - voluntarily getting spoilers.

@@sparksfly5877 I hate you and you should hate yourself for that

VirgingLad I don’t just leave it off. I lick the toothpaste tube and then put it back where other people use it.

Jason Kane I switch the vegan soy milk out with normal milk.

@@sparksfly5877 damn this nigga deadly

are you ok dude

Fascinating!!

"NEEEEEEEEEEEEEEERD!!" - is typically what people say to me, but now I'm saying it to you, so you should feel honored. *\8-P*

Nice info

Well then he's wrong, because a hummingbird would definitely catch that shit. DING

Well, it WAS anyway 🤷‍♀️

He made a nice omelette.

@@LaceyMaeful No. Under project Mayhem, he had no name. He earned his name in death. So it wasn't, but it is now.

@@fovarberma752 We are the all singing all dancing crap of the world

Exactly 666 likes

was about to say something

Get out of here no wayyy

The movie is mad confusing especially at the end

@@mohammedalmogalli3298 yeah took me a couple watched to fully understand

And the promise to Tyler

Yup how dare he

@Mark Pozsar takes one to know one huh..

@Mark Pozsar pulp fiction is overrated but this movie is good

R/whoosh, you missed the joke

@Mark Pozsar CONSOOOOOM

NOooooooo, I'm too late! Have my like anyways

Mine too.

What he said

When you utter the first rule of Fight Club, you've already talked about Fight Club

Twice

Nobody really talks about it...

Powah You’re a good man!

By any chance, are you unlimited?

Who said anything about a club?

@@thewhiteskull4003 hahaha

Some of these are weak...

Whaaaat? Since when. I've been in exit rows before and had like an extra few inches at most, nowhere close to that. Wtf fancy airlines you people flying

@@TurnipCart Mate i flew jetstar and they did offer way more leg room. Although i did have to pay 15 bucks extra.

Turnip most aircrafts ‘exit row’ are wide enough for people to exit through them.

@@TurnipCart It used to be better in the 90's

Khono I always thought when he said that society itself is sleeping not really noticing what’s going on right in front of them. Much of the way society sleeps now.

Or he just works on his little side project at night and puts it into action at a later time.

Or simply, he cut the frame in at night (working when they slept) and play the fil during the day

They never say the movie was being screened while he worked. They just intercut him adding the flash frame with the scene of the people watching the film in the theater.

Just like dissing all the recruits, which pressures them into proving their worthiness to enter.

or is it targeted at the viewers, meaning don't spoil the plot twist?

@@dylanhilts7018 or your in fight club

I like turtles

Doesn't matter, replacement line was better.

Apparently, Helena Bonham Carter, being British, didn't know the age-range of kids in American Grade Schools when she delivered the line. She was quite shocked when someone later told her.

Gross I thimk the first line is definitely better

@@silvermoons7539 as an ethical, moral thing somebody would say. sure, as a twisted, dark movie, absolutely not

Yup, it's on the DVD extras

Marla "ruined everything", so he can't sleep anymore and creates Tyler, yup.

He didn't meet Marla until after he went to his doctor complaining about insomnia. He met her at one of the group therapy sessions the doctor recommended in lieu of medication. So, no.

@@ashleyadeline1537 yeah because after he met Marla at the group he couldn't sleep once again knowing another faker was present

Marla...the big tourist.

That's not true though. He was in the doctors office before the movie ever shows him having a connection to Marla because of his insomnia. The doctors office visit of which is why he started to go the support groups and therefore met Marla. Secondly they show Tyler in the doctors office scene suggesting he was having issues which were leading to the creation of Tyler already well before he met Marla. He is able to sleep for a brief period of time because of faking at the support group but we're suggesting here that the support groups were a permanent solution to his insomnia and lack of self respect, which seems ridiculous. Honestly all anybody ever had to do was say something to the guy and it probably would have had the same result because that's essentially all Marla did because her actions reflected his own and he didn't like it.

She was the reason he stopped going to half of his meeting that were keeping him sane-ish. Then he bacame tyler to get her in bed. Its all about her.

@Mark Wright i feel like he intentionally was pretending like he didn't understand parts of the movie.

The movie kind of suggests that Tyler was already manifesting himself before Marla ever came into the picture. In fact it suggests this in the doctors office in which the doctor says he should go to the support group meeting which is why he met Marla. I'll go a step further and say that the movie should have been sinned for giving away it's big reveal before ever actually getting into the movie. By that I mean they noticeably show someone who is obviously Tyler blur in and out of the room like a glitched hologram sequence. In several scenes even. I love this movie but I also knew that Tyler wasn't real from the first reveal of Tyler for that exact reason.

@@levikay1745 How did you even see Tyler flash in the beginning?. I sure didn't notice. Anyway if you think about it, it seemed like part of Tyler's personality was based on marla's personality. The final piece was meeting her before he created Tyler.

right!!! did we watch the same movie??? she drove the entire plot

@Thegreatkingslayer hilarious...

Lmao

*0 seconds or less

Turns out CinemaSins was the only one to actually follow the rules!!

One sin removed...

@@thewhiteskull4003 you're just jealous he said no to shitting on your chest aren't you?

this movie changed my life

@@joeblazey048 what, you live in the streets next to your parents house?

Rabea Butto it changed my complete mindset. and no, i don’t live in my parents’ house if thats any of your business. im actually about to work in paris while ur stuck at home playing hoboshark 😂 man get off this thread, fight club aint for u

@@joeblazey048 I'm the CEO of my own company, come at me, pal

Rabea Butto ayt 😂 and ur too busy fighting people on the internet

Yea but I've never heard of it, so it can't be that good.

@@alexreilly6121 tf kinda logic is that

@@keanuuchiha1306 He's being sarcastic. You DO NOT talk about Fight Club! First rule!

@@evanpeltier that went right over my head lol

Not really it's pretty mediocre garbage

The chief wasn't in on it either, and a whole bunch of people are not. Isn't out of the question that fight club has enough people to feel everywhere, but doesn't come close to including everyone.

They took over, and anyway they didn't know about bc everyone only knows tyler

@@balls3858 would they not be in on Project Mayhem though?

@@SeriousD how? Tyler hadn't been to EVERYONE by that point

@@balls3858 he had to have. Right after Bob is killed, the narrator goes to all the cities Tyler had visited looking for him. After he realizes he and Tyler are the same person, he immediately goes in to talk to the detectives and thats when they jump him. So either SOME of the cops knew or they all did (besides the chief). I find it hard to believe with the wide array of involvement they wouldn't have had police members respond to anything related to project mayhem.

Isn't she also ultimately responsible for his two selves merging?

I agree completely, but he also became Tyler to sleep with her. So its still all about her

@Anjali Has nothing to do with her being a woman. Don't put words in my mouth, and don't assume you know know my meaning. Women can be assholes just the same as men. A selfish person, is a selfish person. Skin color, gender, religion, or wealth all have nothing to do with it. Stop trying to shoehorn your specific insecurities into something that had absolutely NOTHING to do with gender. The entire point of Fight Club is a look at how shitty people avoid their problems until they become big problems. You obviously didn't understand my comment because my implication was that Marla was important to the story. Maybe not for glamorous princess reasons like you might like, but she's important to the story being told. If you look at a woman faking _testicular_ cancer to make herself feel better by making fun of the victims and don't think she's a shitty person.. I honestly think you have issues. She's a thief, a drug addict, a liar and manipulative beyond belief. She's a severely damaged and selfish person and her gender has absolutely nothing to do with any of it. Go polish your feminism badge somewhere else, because injecting your own issues into a conversation unprompted is a very Marla Singer thing to do... not a good look.

She doesn't exist, she's as imaginary as Tyler is.

@@oddity3927 She does exist, at least according to the book. Marla Singer is a really important part of the story and she is real. It's easy to get paranoid about who does and doesn't exist in a film like Fight Club, but Tyler was the only one who didn't exist... well.. he did exist, he was just an alternate personality.

I remember my brother destroying a bowl, pouring boiling hot fat in it, trying to make soap because of Fight Club :D

It did get the recognition, I was there😳 we instantly went into the garden with pillows taped to our hands and kicked the shit out of each other

New Message this and a movie called snatch were two underrated performances by brad pit he gave epic performances in both movies and his body was ripped in both movies he was very charismatic and made both films interesting

@@BipoIarbear so then clearly it didn't because you were all pussies

Lmao, the BOOM in the homemade soap industry

@@--.._ ME FOURTH..TYLER WAS THIRD to liking it..

Except that's not a fun fact. The director wanted the original line and a producer didn't want it, so it was changed to what ended up in the movie

@@DR4WZ oh, I didn’t know lol

Yeah you told them Doris

Well 10 things I hate about you has staying power too I think but I agree with you on the rest

Cultural relevance how? "Ohh, consumerism, wahh wahh"? Staying power maybe, because of the twist and the double (but as mentioned, meaningless) rule of "you don't talk about" it being a memorable line and all.

@@nthgth Jesse what the fuck are you taking about?

Doris going hard 💀

Please, not Shawshank. It's still real to me to dammit!!

@@randazza no movie is without a sin

Shawshank Redemption has no sins

@@DS-es2jt Debatable.

The main problem with Shawshank is the lack of racism in 1940s America! I mean really??? Still prevalent today.

Nobody follows that rule, the club has to grow somehow

HydraLord1221 😢still hurts

Lmao apparently It got a release in China recently and they cut that scene too

Right? Tyler is the villain in the movie, not the guy you're supposed to look up to.

@@ulyssesharpe7487 It's subjective; you can choose to love him or hate him.

@@enmanuelzambrano1133 subjectively, you can agree with him or not. Objectively, however, he's the villain.

@Claudia Gomes They specifically said toxic masculinity. They didn’t say all predominantly male traits were inherently evil. But blowing up buildings and beating each other to a pulp is taking things a little far.

@Claudia Gomes Toxic masculinity is far different than just masculinity. sorry if you've been misinformed before but they aren't the same.

Exit rows have like 6 more inches of leg room. That was like international first class level of leg room.

Wow, your policy is a little red there

Shut up, I'm hungry already... 😂😂😂

@@cleverstudios4565 r/woosh 😂😂😂

We don't. He does.

That thing that keeps your car safe?

What club? I'll get flyers

Except The 13th Warrior.

But what movie do you remember most, the shit that somehow managed to float to the top, or this masterpiece/cult favorite? I’ll never forget- I saw this opening night (10/19/99 I believe) and the entire row in front of me, filled with a bunch of frat bros, got up once the credits rolled and collectively said “I don’t get it.” It was at that moment that I knew this movie was incredibly special

Cant believe this movie is already 20 years old

Why did good movies from the 90s all flopped at the box office lol

+RockBeauty :3 Probably because it brings some truth to the surface, and most can't handle it.

The self-beat scene ? They couldn't possibly find a sin.

Cuz it's just soooooooo deep, right?

@@joek81981 well.. yes

from the very beginning of the video they didn't realize that the narrator blames Marla for everything because her going to support groups brought back his insomnia, which caused him to develop DPD, which is why he shot himself.

@@ToomanyFrancis If you come here looking for actual criticism instead of comedy, you’re in the wrong place.

@@bologna3464 Jeremy has made rants about why he wants this channel to be taken seriously. The "satire" argument is just for when they're being called out on their bullshit. Every single half-assed sin is Jeremy trying to implant a hatred for modern cinema into his viewers.

I agree, I love these videos but it seems that most of the sins were based on not knowing about extreme multiple personality disorder works. In many cases, the person does just what Jack/Tyler did in regards to 'being around" each other. Many of the scenes together happened at close but different times. In some rare cases, the different personality did heal or have injuries appear.

I mean, plus the fact that everything about the narrator's point of view is unreliable and should be questioned (headphones part for example).

I generally find these videos kinda funny, but it's pretty clear they turned their brains off completely for this one. From the very beginning they don't realize why the narrator blames Marla, despite the fact that it's what the entire movie is about. Marla going to support groups caused his insomnia to return, which caused him to develop Dissociative Personality Disorder in the form of Tyler Durden, which is what inevitably caused him to shoot himself in the face.

@@schwa9895 His name is not Jack

This is awful. I don’t know if I can watch another one after watching this. Totally lacks critical thinking, ignores intentional symbolism and mocks it...look, this isn’t even one of my favorite movies and I find this video to be a disgrace.

I don't call lying to yourself self improvement

or... He's just saying self-improvement is 'stupid', in a rude way, with no brilliance behind it at all because the movie's target audience was 15-25 yr old lower-class males who scoff at the idea of improving themselves... so they all laugh, agree, and drink some more beer.

His name... was Albert Einstein.

@@SorrySuckYou If that was the message than this film is satire by outing the people who would think that's a valid perspective in the first place.

@@miklo6907 Ego death is a difficult change to mentally and emotionally adjust to.

Notorious 45 he is The Narrator hehe

@@batgurrl I know he's listed as the narrator I can read the credits I have a theory he is the Jack who wrote those memos

Notorious 45 okay I’ll buy that

Notorious 45 according to fight club 2 his name is Sebastian.

Maybe the narrator is the split personality, Tylers subconscious, his moral side, maybe not

LightningBoltForever your* copy paste*

@@bmebuzz8718 he got "you're" wrong but copy pasta is correct.

@@bmebuzz8718 Went back and fixed it haha.

Sush! They're keeping it cool because of the first and second rule!

V 6 lmao

Exactly!!

hell yeah

The matrix is raw feminazi bs from the get go. of course people say its better

Star Wars: The Phantom Menace was the biggest box office film of 99, so it's not like anybody else really ever had a chance

@@alexreilly6121 I definitely don't see how, and I have a radar for that shit

Probably the same sort of people who complain about how postmodernism is ruining society - while watching a very much postmodernist film.

A lot of people probably never read the book either and didn't get the homosexual undertones of the entire story. For instance, in the book, the narrator meets Tyler at a nude beach while he is doing sand art.

@@Frank-dq3dk the bathtub scene was full of subversive homosexuality.... "We're a generation of men raised by women. I'm wondering if another woman is really the answer we need." - Tyler..... Wanting the D..

Frank ”Homosexual undetones” alright buddy, take it from someone who actually read the book: if you think that’s what Fight Club is about, I feel really bad from you

That's the danger of making a movie that (mostly) respects the intelligence of its audience - you virtually guarantee that there will be idiots who completely miss the point.

You don't talk about it. Had to put something.

You and everyone else who uses the 'Read more' trick when it's completely unnecessary (and leads to a boring reveal) are fucking lame.

@Jak Stone When someone attempts to cultivate intrigue by adding several spaces between lines of text so you have to click 'read more' just to read their boring follow-up. It's a dumb trick used by people desperate for likes to make you pay attention to their comment. The comment section equivalent of clickbait. Fuck 'em all.

Orson Welles’ Fight Club

No it's not, you're just happy to see me.

Also, I think Jeremy is underestimating the ability of asshole corporate suits to declare any decision to be an efficiency-improving masterstroke, no matter how petty and meaningless it really is.

It's clear CinemaSins didn't pay much attention to the movie before making this video

Trust me trying to correct sins that cinema sins should of thought out a bit more is a deep dark hole that has no bottom.. Step back from the edge friend.

That was waaaaay more than exit row extra leg room. Source: sat in the exit row on a flight in the 90's

you CLEARLY have never been on a plane if you think that was a normal amount of leg room... especially in coach in the 90s

Tylers not here; tylers gone

In previous videos they said they're sinning the movie. Idk if that only applies to harry potter and stuff, but it appears they think the movie should be able to stand by itself.

Half of his "sins" is what made the movie great and unique.

@@k.k.1059 The multiple times he sins tyler and the narrator being in different places, this adds to the confusion the audience has about whats real and whats not

ah yes 1 car in a whole city is never seen again clearly that means it was stolen

It ain’t even a good movie xD

In 8 months I’m Shute it’ll be great.

real

Cause there's absolutely nothing wrong with it it's perfect

that video would be way too long

Julia but that wouldn’t make it not worth seeing 🤷🏼‍♀️

That would be so fetch.

@@bluegenes2273 stop trying to make fetch happen

@TWCBranden I played it at 0,25x speed and yes it's Durden.

Lmao tyler flashes on the screen several times throught the movie

TWCBranden who’s Tyler and why does he flash on the screen?

@TWCBranden wait nvm