Rule #1: You do not talk about Fight Club. Rule #2. You do not talk about Fight Club. Join your favourite Transatlantic podcasting duo - Ian & Liam - as we break these two rules all over the place as we look at David Fincher's Counterculture Classic, Fight Club. We're joined once again by our permaguests, Ellie & Georgia to discuss a movie that we hold near and dear to our hearts and view it again through a 2020 lens, which again proves to be somewhat problematic. Join us as we discuss:
- Who else was the main competition for the role of Tyler Durden?
- Is this a glamourisation of violence or a critical attack on conventional masculinity (could it be both?)
- Which controversial line from the script was actually a re-write for a different censored line.
- Is the best part of this film the reveal of the twist? Does the film lose something after it occurs?
- If Ed Norton actually good in this?
- Does Tyler Durden's Act I look still hold up as cool in 2020?
- If "Fight Club" is the Best Film Ever?
