Fight Club (1999) Wife's First Time Watching! Movie Reaction!!
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Sam and I had a blast with this movie and it instantly became one of her top movies! I would love to talk more but.. well you know the rules!
Thank you all for the support!
RED EYE (2005) FULL MOVIE - Rachel McAdams
By making this video you broken that rule. Tyler Durden won't be pleased.
My movie from my time the 90s one of the all time greatest 90s movies of all time! saw it back in the days on booze and high as a kite lol yay yay!!!
One of the greatest sayings of all time "its only after you have lost everything that you are free to do anything....
watch Heat (1995)
One clue. When Ed Norton was beating himself up in the office he said "I'm reminded of my first fight with Tyler".
When he says "can you wake up at another place a different person?", it is the first time we get a real good look at Tyler passing him by.
"I knew the story before he even told me."
"Sometimes Tyler spoke for me."
"Who are you talking to?"
"Deja vu, all over again."
And when the driver drops off the car right before the driving scene, he addresses Mr. Durden as the camera pans across to show he's clearly looking right at Ed Norton, while Tyler is off to the side. There's so many little hints in this film.
Also how did Tyler know where marla lived and she never questioned when Tyler shows up... she knows immediately who he was
it's amazing how they tied everything. must have taken a lot of work to fit in all the clues and go back and forth making the movie.
@@virtualsnake1994 to be fair a lot of it was taken from the book
Brad Pitt is such a great actor, who’s been in so many iconic roles. I sometimes don’t think he gets the credit he deserves.
It's because when he started out, he was seen as just another pretty boy w/ no talent.
It's true, George Clooney doesn't have anywhere near as many great performances yet is considered an equal for some reason
@@thoughtsendprayers9712 Clooney doesn't have as many? You check his imdb, right?
@@TedBrogan I can't think of any iconic performances by Clooney, maybe the Fantastic Mr. Fox? When has he truly immersed into a role?
@@thoughtsendprayers9712 Fantasti....? Oh, I see - you're trolling. 😆 Btw, I loved that movie.
Samantha: “I like Bob!”
Fight club: “His name is Robert Paulsen”
I am Jack's reaction to the movie.
Hahaha perfect
A lot of people think Norton's character is named Jack because of the sayings, even though the source of them is clearly explained in the scene where Tyler is riding the bike in the house.
I am Jack's complete lack of surprise.
I am Jack's sense of irony.
Fight Club came out in 1999. If you look at what else came out that year, it's insane: The Matrix, Office Space, Election, Blair Witch, Sixth Sense, Rushmore, Virgin Suicides, The Iron Giant, Being John Malkovich, Galaxy Quest, The Talented Mr. Ripley, to name only a few. My vote's for a whole "TBR Schmitt: 1999 Movies Reaction Series."
Yh the world was ruined by that 911 thing
Yea.. I was thinking the same but 20 diffrent movies
And Dogma
And the next year: Memento by Christopher Nolan.
Yup, and now Hollywood just puts out garbage remakes, prequels, sequels, and franchised to death films.
I started my first job in '99 as a cinema usher, fantastic year to be working in a cinema even though I walked in on Fight Club's big reveal
At the very beginning of the movie Ed Norton says, "I know this because Tyler knows this." It's the first indication.
This movie is incredible on many levels.
It's remarkable just how much Fight Club outright tells you, and how good it is at making you forget what it told you, on first viewing. Remember that it *opens* with a name drop of Project Mayhem and what it's about to do, and the line, "I know this, because Tyler knows this." And then it spins you around with the Narrator's story of support groups and insomnia, and his repeated doubling back in how he tells it- and by the time you're 15 minutes in, you no longer remember that the movie began by tipping you off to the whole plot.
You couldn't really see the Tyler flashes on VHS, but they are very apparent on DVD/blu-ray.
Maybe YOU couldn’t. But I certainly could.
@@steve822009 Yeah I definitely could as well.
Yes I could, dumbass.
It's so funny how many people know the 1st rule of Fight Club, but not the second ...
Exactly everyone knows you don’t talk about fight club but no one knows you don’t talk about fight club
I only know the 2nd rule; what is the first?
@@NoActuallyGo-KCUF-Yourself What were we talking about?
@@Itwasalwaysme_Noone
Emotional support groups for men. :: wink ::
It's under control sir.
8:38* he actually hit him in the ear! Lol! David Fincher loved it so much he left it in the final cut of the movie.
Hahaha that’s great!
This was the last book my father ever read. He was sick (fuck you, leukemia) and asked me for a book to read. I gave him Fight Club. Told him he might not like it, but he did. When he got to the twist, he was all "they were the same fucking person?" Haha. I miss that man.
at the beginning when he says " i know because tyler knows" is the biggest clue.
Haha yeah, its like one of those riddles solved by the first few seconds but goes on for a minute. Nobody thinks they heard it but they did :P
One of the best films ever made. Acting, cinematography, editing adds so much chaotic energy to the film, and the overall story told is a perfect adaptation of the novel by Chuck Palahniuk of the same name.
I saw his book in the children section of a Target store in a small Australian town in I think 1995. I was 13 or 14, and I bought it. In the midst of classic high school literature this book launched me into a whole new wild world.
Respect to the Husband here for not giving it away
It must have been so so hard and but your lip
Hahaha thank you! It was a challenge not to spoil anything by mistake but we made it and Sam got to some great conclusion pretty quickly!
@@TBRSchmitt you did well marrying this woman sir your a superb couple
I never liked this movie. The way it was done and the presentation, the gore, the over action, etc... bored me to death. I watched on vhs from a movie rental place and then later through the years after hearing the hype I tried numerous times. It just puts me to sleep. I don't like it. I am a man.
It's fun to rewatch this and you can see the clues are everywhere.
David Fincher originally wanted to use a line from Marla in the novel, "I want to have your abortion." The studio wouldn't let him, so he took advantage of a bit in his contract that they could make him change a line once, but not twice, and changed it to the even worse "I haven't been fucked like that since grade school," and they were powerless to stop him. And Helena Bonham Carter, being British, actually had no idea she was saying her character had sex as a preteen, and was none too happy when she found out.
Wow crazy move by David to get around the loop hole but I can imagine her frustration finding out what she said!
They actually filmed the original line, it's in the outtakes on the DVD.
@@TBRSchmitt IIRC, I think she said she was just embarrassed about the line, not that she was upset about it per se. She said she kept hearing everyone giggle in the background whenever she said it, until someone explained it to her and she was like, "OOHHHHhh...." She was also more embarrassed at her parents seeing the scene where Brad Pitt opened the door with the dishwasher glove on, haha.
@@Joshu_Y yeah
I TOTALLY remember that line from the movie. I mean, I repeated it for years. I had a dvd directors cut, I wonder if thats where I heard it. Now Im gonna have to watch my blu ray and see if it’s there.
@@extantsanity dude needed that extra grip
I really enjoyed the visualisation of Brad Pitt getting more muscular and Ed Norton getting skinnier depicting how Tyler was taking over his consciousness
Another hint is that when narrator beat him self up to frame his boss he said for some reason it reminded himself of his first fight with Tyler
This movie has infinite hints. They get more and more subtle. Like, how the "volume is turned down" at work after fight club starts? Because he hit Brad Pitt (himself) in that ear.
Another clue is where Tyler calls him back, and the phone booth has a "no incoming calls" sign.
That sign is to discourage incoming calls. The booths cannot block incoming due to 911 having to be able to try a call back. There were other ways to monitor that kind of thing, but it wasn't a " YOU CAN'T do incoming calls".
I had to have call backs to payphones a few times in my younger days.
I always enjoy how perceptive Samantha is, I really hope she hasn't seen Memento, The Matrix and The Usual Suspects because it'd be great to see her unpick those. Make it happen Daniel lol.
Great choices
Great choices. Also Primal Fear with Edward Norton and Richard Gear. Great movie. Edward Norton really is an outstanding actor.
Shutter Island?
@@Britonbear heavy, boring. And, my opinion, the finale as good as it is, is not worth to see the whole thing.
@@mantralibre1367 nah its epic
Great movie. You should see another David Finch movie called The Game 1997 with Michael Douglas. It is a very underrated movie but it is a one in a life time experience you can not recreate the first time you see it.
Thanks for the suggestion Toto!
Another vote for The Game!
Another vote for The Game. One of the best movies ever made.
Great movie
Yes Yes Yes! Love that movie!! Another vote here.
There are so many lines of dialogue that give little hints to the twist.
"I know this because Tyler knows this."
"I nod off, I wake up in strange places with no idea how I got there."
"... could you wake up as a different person?"
"For some reason, I thought of my first fight with Tyler."
The list goes on.
“Bob told there’s a Fight Club up in Newcastle.”
“Oh yeah, I heard about that, did you start that one?
“No, I thought you did?”
“Very specific.” Is it actually possible people do not know about Lorena Bobbitt anymore?
The youngings
I actually had someone ask me who that was at work last week. Like wtf?????
That was my first thought as well. I found myself talking to the screen..."It's 'very specific' because it actually happened a few years before the movie came out." LoL
Omg I know! I’m starting to realize I’m now in “that age” bracket 🥺
@@leeannmcdermott8313 hehe
"At least the police is not infiltrated"
5 seconds later: *Surprised Pikachu face*
Golden !
Helena is one of my top favorite actors of all time. You know she started in British period dramas from James Ivory? A Room With a View, Maurice, Lady Jane. Her range is phenomenal!
Probably been stated before but the flashes are of Brad Pitt, you see him quite a few times pop up before you meet his character in the movie.
Other great David Fincher movies, the Game with Michael Douglas and Gone Girl. Both excellent, but The Game, if you've never seen any reviews or plot hints, will blow your mind.
Haven’t seen either yet and have never heard about The Game so excited to have my mind blown lol!
The Game is excellent
@@TBRSchmitt omg I LOVE The Game! Have the Criterion Blu Ray!
The Game is AWESOME!!!
Gone Girl is throughly fucked up though! Lol
"The Game" is a total WTF kinda movie!.....
you can see three very brief appearances of Tyler Durden in early scenes. the hint of him emerging from the surface of Jack's mind. This great movie is the second time you watch it after you know the secret. you feel really bad for marla because he treated her like shit. and you start to notice her soften her look as the movie went along. She was really getting something out of this relationship.
The real genius is how the twist is CLEARLY right in front of the audience the entire film, yet no one notices
I remember reading the book in college English class. This movie always brings me back to that time! 🙂
Your wife is so smart to catch that
I never saw that the first time
I sometimes wonder if doing reactions on UA-cam makes you better at watching movies. Most people (or at least a lot) watch movies to zone out and numb their mind, but if you're doing a reaction video I imagine you've got to be super alert, watching every little detail. And not only do you have to do a critique at the end, but there's thousands of people watching you watch. That being said TBR and Sam are always quick with it and super smart as well. Just one of the reasons why I love their channel so much. (They're also super cute)
@@osirispluto8782 totally agree with all you said
I can rewatch Any film and still pick up bits
Like I never saw the first spliced clips
And never thought about him being the movie guy job
Jack: “Does this make you happy?”
Marla: “What do you get out of it?
Jack: “It’s totally different with us.”
Marla: “What do you mean by ‘us’?”
Also:
Marla: “Who are you talking to?”
Tyler: “Shut up.”
Have you done Se7en yet?! With Brad Pitt and Morgan Freeman.
Two thoroughly likeable people giving genuine, natural reactions to some of my favourite films. Best film reaction channel on UA-cam. Keep up the good work!!
This film is not only epic for the way it was written directed filmed everything was epic
But the message it says subtly is so apt and still relevant maybe more so
Definitely top 5 best films ever made
Super dense movie for sure that requires multiple watches!
Way too many people these days I could name clearly took the wrong message from the movie, and see Tyler as someone to emulate without any sense of irony. It's even been speculated that a certain line in the original novel is the source of the alt-right's favorite insult "snowflake."
@@Rmlohner True, however the "Alt-right" is a non issue, so many are scared of a nazi uprising/KKK takeover, when in reality it's only a tiny few that even follow that path. But it's blown up to seem like an issue because it invokes an emotional gut response from the overly empathetic crowd, which is growing.
@@kennethburmeister8119 Far Right Nationalism is on the rise around the world. Marginalized people are being stripped of their human rights and, in places like the U.S./Mexico border, are being kept in cages like animals. Actual self-identifing Nazis organize on social media behind a thin veil of sanitized buzzwords while news media outlets such as Fox and OAN actively run interference against anybody who questions them. The U.S. Capitol Building was stormed by White Supremacists and a significant faction of Republicans are resistant to investigating how it was allowed to happen because it would obviously implicate themselves. I know I can't convince you, your mind is already made up, you might even be a bot, but your disingenuous misinformation shouldn't go unchallenged.
@@SaiyanHeretic Easy there, snowflake.
I love this movie. I’m a sucker for films with creative editing.
One of David Fincher's best... absolutely check out his films.. Gone Girl, The Social Network, and Se7en.. among other great films!
Oh BTW his name is Robert Paulson!
The only one we have seen so far is The Social Network!
His name is Robert Paulson
His version of "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" is great. I wish we could have gotten the full trilogy from him.
Yes Gone Girl is great! And I also hope David would have done the full 3 movies in the Girl with the dragon tattoo trilogy. I like the original Scandinavian versions, but I also like how David Fincher made it his own.
Dragon Tattoo is soooo good. It's got so much visual layering, it puts you in that 'mood' that the books had. Incredible film. Gone Girl is very similar, but set in more familiar locations. And Seven is just the G.O.A.T of Fincher films, IMO. I actually assumed they had already done it. Absolute masterpiece.
don't forget, The Game.. his most underrated work by far..
The big guy that hugs Ed Norton is the Singer from the 70s known as Meatloaf. He is one of my favorite singers. I like the man so much I saw him in concert 3 times. He was big in the 70s. He had an off time in the 80s. Then he makes a comeback in the 90s. His best albums are bat Out hell, Bat out of Hell 2, and Walk into the Neighborhood.
"If you wake up at a different time in a different place, could you wake up as a different person?"
And then the camera pans over so you see Tyler for the first time in the movie.
Burn after reading to see Brad pit in a polarizing roll from most of his work just a mention have a great weekend y’all
Is my Mom's absolute favorite version of Brad Pitt.
hilarious movie / roll
Big Correction: This movie is NOT anti-capitalist. Many people make that mistake. It is anti-materialist or more specifically anti-consumerist. A lot of people mistake it to be pro-anarchy, when in fact the whole "rebellion" is a metaphor for a search of meaning in form of the rejection of the status quo. In the end of the movie our main character finally forms a cohesive personality that he can be content with, because he finds meaning within himself instead of being defined by the way he is perceived by others, utterly devoid of outer pressure. It has been described as "the empowerement of the self".
I think I was somewhere between 12-14 when I first saw this movie. Somewhat like the Matrix, it made me completely question my entire idea of self.
Ooof that is a strong impressionable age range for a movie like this so I understand!
I had this same experience in 1999. Many films had this same idea and theme that year... Fight Club/Matrix/Office Space/American Beauty.
If you have not seen it.. go watch "ghost in the shell"
Both great philosophical films!
"Death to Smoochy", Edward Norton & Robin Williams in a really good dark comedy about a Barney the Dinosaur ripoff. Corruption, murder, revenge, & gluten-free hotdog buns.
Lol I like Robin :D
Excellent dark comedy. So funny and good. Norton plays a character that is the polar opposite of his character in American History X.
This is one of those rare movies that gets better every time you watch it.
Brad has short clips in movies that are just enough to see what/who he is. He's great in 12 Monkeys" and Snatch" too. In 93' right before The X-Files came out, Brad was in a movie with Duchovny where he was too strange to figure out, and with Juliette Lewis... Kalifornia"...
The liposuction clinic scene is possibly my favorite surprise gross-out scene ever. Never fails to make me laugh and turn away a bit at the same time.
I love how observant you guys are and how quick you are to pick things up! Again, love your dynamic!
Read the book twice,seen the movie over & over.
'99 was a helluva year.
Early in the film he said “sometimes Tyler spoke for me” “he fell down some stairs” “I fell down some stairs”
Fun Fact: The waiter at 24:40 talking about clean food is Ed Kowalczyk-lead singer of the band Live.
In that scene where Tyler tells him to hit him, the punch itself was improvised. Brad Pitt told Norton to really hit him and not say how he was going to do it so that it would be a surprise. Pitt’s reaction to getting punched in the ear was genuine.
2:52 pause when the doctor says "Thats"... Tyler is there just grinning lol
The fight in his boss’ office reminded him of his first fight with Tyler
First time I was watching this movie, I remember thinking Marla was crazy and annoying. Then I rewatched knowing the twist, and thought "OMG that poor woman"
You both look so friendly and humble, I like re-watching some classics through your eyes. Keep it up! Much love.
Man your wife is very sharp and intelligent. She always calls out any plot-twist that's on the way.
An incredible edgy and unique movie. Very well directed. I hope in years to come there will be less spoilers so people can experience this movie. I love how at some point Tyler had instructed the crew that Narrator personality will emerge asking questions and to handle him in a certain way.
I took the ending as in; Tyler is always trying to get the narrator to hit 'rock bottom' and the narrator constantly needs tyler to help him achieve this step by step. But at the end, although he fails, the narrator does try to kill himself - which is arguably the textbook definition of hitting rock bottom. So given that he does this without Tyler's help or encouragement but on his own, and does it precisely to destroy Tyler (by destroying himself) this destroys Tyler - as The narrator from this point, no longer needs him.
Wrong, dumbass. He doesn't try to kill himself.
My second favorite movie of all time. And one of the best things about this movie is that while it is very different from the original novel, it tells the same story in a different but incredible way. The book is a great read as well - it is the same underlying story but tells it in such a different way - neither is better or worse, both great but different
Raymond(the guy who wants to be a veterinarian) is not the only person who got that lesson. In one of the scenes after that, Edward Norton's character close the door in Tyler's bedroom, you can see a lot of id's in the back of the door
The twist at the end was surprisingly insane! Yet this is an enjoyable movie and I thank you for recommending it. This film made the top 10 Most Memorable Twist Endings on What culture, WatchMojo, and many other UA-cam channels.
That line about grade school was improved. To a Brit she was saying high school. The director liked her line better and kept it. Rah-rah cultural differences lol!
the original line was "I want to have your abortion" but they thought the movie would not get an R rating with that line so they cleaned it up. for the movie premiere they gave out T-Shirts that said "I want to have Tyler's abortion"
The waiter in the diner scene is Ed Kowalczyk singer from the band Live
Seeing this movie in the theater was SUCH a mind trip back then. Glad you enjoyed it!
These comments, man... Please read a few before writing your own. Everyone is repeating themselves with the same "trivia".
Here's something I haven't seen written yet: in the book, the Narrator ends up in a mental institution, not holding hands with Marla and watching the city being blown up. He lives in fear that Project Mayhem is still going, that the orderlies of the institution are also members, and everything he did in order to escape a life in the traditional social structure of the world just led him to create another, with similar restraints, of which is he's now a prisoner.
Also, the waiter who advises against the clam chowder when Marla and the Narrator are sitting in the restaurant is Ed Kowalczyk, lead singer of the band Live.
I love this movie and you 2 are great. Wish we where friends because I got into great details about movies love it!
Thanks for the support!! And please go into great detail! We love to talk movies!
Ending of the book is different in that Tyler had mixed kerosene into the explosives and they end up never detonating. Narrator kills off Tyler same as the film but ends up in a mental hospital where hospital employees reveal themselves to be members of Project Mayhem and that their plans will continue when Tyler reawakens.
YES! I've been WAITING for you two to react to this one!
Great reaction guys!!! Fight Club is one of my favorite movies. So glad to see other people appreciating how fantastic it is.
Samantha’s reactions are the greatest thing! Please show her more Fincher masterpieces.
After your Arnie collection is completed, would love to see you pick another actor and go through their work. Stallone would be great.
I grew up with Pacino, De Niro and they were widely regarded as the finest method actors of their generation after Brando. You're sure to find some absolute gems in their work that you've never even heard of.
"I like Bob!"
Oh no...
Edward Norton is such a great actor. Primal Fear his first movie is another amazing performance. Rounders and American History X are some other great movies of his.
Primal fear is great underrated but I think he was nominated for an oscar he did win .
He could have joined the ranks of the truly great, Brando, Day-Lewis etc, unfortunately he plateaued and chose poorly, Rounders is derivative and weak......X , Fight Club, Leaves of Grass, Down in the Valley and Primal Fear are great performances but they are all a long time ago, seems his interest waned
A new one i caught this time is the fight with the boss. He's beating himself up and says it reminded him with his first fight with Tyler.
When he sees Tyler on the plane: "We have the exact same briefcase." Tyler smirks because, of course, they do.... :)
Best movie of the 90's! One of the first clues about Tyler is right at the start when he visits the doctor and tells him he wakes up in strange places (which you guys probably catched since you have that line in the edit :) )
Small little tidbit: when Norton shows his bloody teeth during the business meeting, that wasn't planned. Between takes the camera was still running when makeup asked Norton to show his teeth so they could check the fake blood was still in place. Fincher liked the shot so he put it in the movie.
14:28, Meat Loaf is in this movie!
A great example that opinions are mere opinions ( Movie critics ) and do not matter at the end of the day. There is just so much substance in this movie wrapped in even more style that most people find it overwhelming, or if they do understand it, are then scared by it because the movie is actually holding a mirror to its audience and showing how easy it is for someone to go to extremes.
I still have my Robert Paulson t-shirt .. haha people love it.
Thank for posting I never watched this fully.
The one were i knew something was up when he was fighting his boss and he said he thought of their first fight with brad pitt , great movie in my top 5 movies all time, great reaction
Please go on a Fincher binge. Se7en, Gone Girl, Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, etc. All expertly crafted.
Haven’t seen any of those yet!
@@TBRSchmitt Noice. Just recommendations. Very dark movies. I haven't been watching you guys long, so I don't know if your lady is into that type of stuff or you yourself, but give em a go when you get the chance.
Also, Zodiac, the best film about a serial killer ever. If the dark stuff isn't to your taste, then there's Panic Room and The Social Network.
Back in 2003 when I was diagnoed cancer, during chemotherapy I would watch this movie over and over again.
I just found you guys and you've quickly become one of my favorite reaction channels (if not my favorite). I love how much fun you have watching movies and am always impressed by your thoughtful analysis so props for that 😊 I would like to suggest you watch Inglorious Basterds if you haven't seen it already. It's an amazing movie and it's one of Brad Pitt's best performances, it really impressed me the first time I saw it. Also as others have commented, check out Se7en (another fantastic performance and movie, one of my all time favorites - incredibly well written, directed, and acted). Brad is so underrated for his talents honestly, he's incredible in everything I've seen him in.
Bob is played by MEATLOAF
And he would do anything for love, even join Fight Club.
BIG JAKE GRIZZLY!
@@eatsmylifeYT 😂😂😂
Now do the other Fincher films 😁
Interesting exercise: Compare Brad Pitt talking about commercialism in "12 Monkeys" ("We don't make things anymore...What are we for then? We're consumers.") to Brad Pitt talking about consumerism in "Fight Club" ("What are we then...Right. We're consumers."). These monologues are very similar. These movies were made pretty close to each other. Brad had a lot to say about consumerism in the late 90s.
Great reaction breakdown as always! I'd have to say that I think Edward resolved in the end to temporarily act like Tyler to save Marla since realizing how far the police and cult followers could go. At that point, might as well watch the fireworks since nothing could really be done.
Two things....first, the waiter towards the end with the black eye that advises against the soup is the lead singer of the band "Live." Awesome band from the 90's! Second, read the book. It's the first from Chuck Palahniuk but it's sooooooooooo good! Not to say the film is not, but the book really paints a better picture. I remember watching this film for the first time when I was 15 and then a good friend handed me the book. My jaw hit the floor. And it isn't even that long...only a little over 200 pages. It won't disappoint!
The casting was purposefully ironic. “You were fed lies that you would become rock star millionaires (but most of you won’t)” and yet among the cast are as you said a man from Live, plus Meat Loaf, and Jared “30 sec to Mars” Leto.
@@davidw.2791 good call.
@@chrisbloomfield3350 IMDB Trivia says something about 30S2M having a PLATINUM Record by 1999.
One of the first lines in the movie is The Narrator saying that he knows the info because Tyler knows the info. Gives it away right from a start.
Also, they basically tell you in the opening scene with the dialogue ending,...
"In two minutes, primary
charges will blow base charges, and
those buildings will be reduced to
smoldering rubble. I know this
because Tyler knows this."
Great reaction guys😊👍
The waiter in the restaurant that suggests she avoid the soup is Ed Kowalczyk. The singer from LIVE.
Ah yes, Fight Club. In my humble opinion the best movie ever made, most certainly my favorite of all time. It is just a perfect, flawless masterpiece and totally changed the way I saw Brad Pitt
Thanks for this awesome review. To me the most obvious clue was his self-beat scene in his boss place, when he said "this somehow reminds me our first fight with Tyler".
I just loved that u guys showed all the times Brad appeared for fractions of second before he actually appeared in the movie.
This is by far my favorite movie of all time. There’s so much going on in it. Every time I watch it I see something new. The first time I watched it the big reveal at the end blew my mind.
I got hooked on these guys where they were reacting to the hateful eight 👍🏼
12:20 Marla in the bedroom scene, "who are you talking to?" my imaginary personality :)