[Ken]

Yes, I know. It really did take me this long to see it.

[action=Ken]is a little worried about a movie who's cover is two guys with a bar of soap (especially with Edward Norton makin' a Duck Face in the background). :lol: :ugh:[/action]

 

[DonBot]

It's alright, I guess.

 

[eleven59]

And I thought I was late to seeing it, like, 5-ish years ago :lol:

I had the same problem you did, I kept hearing it was great, but kept looking at the cover and reading the description and wondering how good could it possibly be?

It's now one of my favourite movies. Some people love it, some people hate it, some people just kind of like it. It's definitely different, though seeing it today it won't seem quite as groundbreaking as it probably did when it first came out :lol:

 

[stealthtastic]

It's really, really quotable.

 

[Naren]

It's a pretty cool movie. I really enjoyed it. I think I first saw it, eh... about 10 years ago, I'd have to say, and I've seen it like 4 times since then. Good stuff.

 

[Ken]

Interesting flick. I like that kind of shit. :yesway:

 

[DelfinoPie]

And Helena Bonham Carter looks rather fine indeed in it

 

[343]

I still haven't seen it :lol:

 

[Leon]

:yesway:

 

[ohio_eric]

I still haven't seen it :lol:

Me either.

Then again most people are stunned at the movies I haven't seen. :lol:

 

[Soopahmahn]

I have a co-worker who hasn't seen Office Space, Spaceballs, Top Gun, Saving Private Ryan, a single James Bond movie... I think he's seen 10 movies in his life. And he's almost 23. I don't know what he does with his free time.

 

[Reverend 7 Strings of Hate]

shame on you ken!! chuck palhinuk is probably my favorite writer ever. 99% of his stuff is gold

 

[DslDwg]

Very good movie IMO - but it's the kind of movie I like.

 

[Scott]

I was late to watching this as well. I'm sure it's better when you go in not already knowing the end result thanks to the internets.

 

[Drew]

Interesting flick. I like that kind of shit. :yesway:

I expected to hate it - the previews made it look like a movie about Brad Pitt being a tough guy, which I expected to be annoying as hell, and only one or two steps removed from a chick flick (i.e - lots of Brad flexing without a shirt on).

In actuality, it was fucking awesome. There's a huge psychological aspect that the previews completely left out.

Pick up the book, Ken - there's a completely different ending, and the contrast is kind of interesting.

 

[shannon]

I am Jack's complete lack of surprise.

 

[darren]

I watched it for a second time a year or two ago, and it's TOTALLY different when you know how it ends.

 

[Lucky Seven]

Bitch tits.

 

[eleven59]

I watched it for a second time a year or two ago, and it's TOTALLY different when you know how it ends.

:agreed: You can start to pick out the little clues that are hidden throughout the movie. In fact, when you're less focused on the plot, there's quite a bit hidden in this movie (like the little things that flash on the screen, etc.).

 

[shannon]

This is a movie that requires 2 viewings. The initial viewing, then a 2nd viewing to catch all the little subtleties & to marvel at how well written the story is.

"I am Jack's smirking revenge."
"I am Jack's cold sweat"
"I am Jack's raging bile duct"
"I am Jack's broken heart"
"I am Jack's complete lack of surprise"

"You are not your job.
You are not how much you have in the bank.
You are not the contents of your wallet.
You are not your fucking Khakis.
You are not a beautiful and unique snowflake.
You are the all-singing, all-dancing crap of
the world."

"You are not special. You are not a
beautiful or unique snowflake. You are
the same decaying organic matter as
everything else."

"I'd be very careful who I talked to about
this paper. It sounds like some dangerous
psychotic killer wrote this,and this buttoned
down schizo could probably snap at any moment and
stalk from office to office with an Armalite AR-180
carbine gas-operated semiautomatic."