Falling In Love With Fight Club

It happens every time I see this flick: I fall in love! For the incomprehensible greatness of its visual direction, for the ingenius themes and its incomparable cult-quoteability! Here's a few FIGHT CLUB stories for you to explore...

Mikez (thanks) has found a great article on Jim Emerson's blog, which I want to put before you guys. And while I was at it, I went through all the FIGHT CLUB links I had collected but had just not found the time yet to share with you.

Remember: You are not the blogs you read.

Fight Club At Ten: A Love Story
Find True Love In Fight Club
How To Punch Like Brad Pitt In Fight Club

5 comments:

  1. Does anyone have an opinion about how much the story of Snow White may have influenced Fight Club, perhaps especially the post-modern versions such as the one by Donald Barthelme from '67?

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  2. like the one where snow white turns out to be her stepmother and the evil witch at the same time?! and the dwarfs form project mayhem? WTF!

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  3. This is what happens when someone studies film at University.

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  4. Hi Lara, thanks for your comment. That's an interesting question. In the interviews with author Chuck Palahniuk I have read I have never heard a mention of "Snow White" as an inspiration for the novel. However Palahniuk says he writes Grimm's fairy tales for adults, so in a way it may be true.

    Oddly enough I can see some parallels between the stories. But I still wonder how you got the idea these two narratives might be related. What did you have in mind, in particular?

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  5. Hey Lara, I'd be interested in reading your paper on the influences on Fight Club, maybe you could publish a copy on this blog?

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