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FIGHT CLUB (1999) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION & COMMENTARY

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Fight Club was a total mind trip! This was a first time watch for both mom and daughter. Come watch with us, and check out the full-length uncut reaction on www.patreon.com/cinemomanddaughterreactions

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20 Comments

@MrSporkster 1 year ago

The only thing that can prepare you for this movie is living through the 90s.

@maninscratch 1 year ago

First time you watch it, you're amazed by the twist..
Second time you watch it, you're amazed about how they throw the twist in your face all movie long.

@999Ecko 1 year ago

"Why is so dark in there ?" Welcome to David Fincher's cinematography haha one of the best directors imho

@robling1937 1 year ago (edited)

Remember, this film was before the internet decentralized information storage. So at this time, the debt records would have been physically or digitally kept on site for easy referencing. So blowing up the building had a high likely hood of destroying the debt record. Tyler also had access to people who worked at these companies and could have found out if there were other copies off site.

@victorjimenez7738 1 year ago

This movie is one of my top ten favorite movies ever

@Ty-Dørden 1 year ago

The joy in the daughters face when the pixies song started during the destruction of the buildings while the mother was shaking her head is something that for some reason made me laugh.

Great reaction. The second time around you see how many hints you missed (and there's tons).

@michaelhardiman2271 7 months ago

What a great reaction...what a great mother...treat kids like grown ups...respect

@Hyper-Fixx 1 year ago (edited)

The meaning on this movie is so deep. It’s a raw, in-your-face middle finger to the systems screwing us over. Banks keep us chained with debt, pushing loans and credit cards to trap us in a life of scraping by. Corporate America grinds our souls into dust, turning us into drones for a paycheck that barely covers rent. The beauty industry’s a sick joke, selling us fake perfection while profiting off our insecurities—think Tyler making soap from human fat, gross but true. And deep down, it’s about us craving something real in a world drowning us in meaningless crap like IKEA catalogs and status symbols. Tyler’s rebellion starts as a wake-up call but goes off the rails, showing how easy it is to swap one cage for another. This movie’s a harsh slap, screaming at us to stop buying the lies and fight for something that actually matters, not just more noise.

@stanleydavidlepretre4241 1 year ago

Man, I see in Fight Club the strongest and smartest men who’ve ever lived. I see all this potential, and I see squandering. Goddammit, an entire generation pumping gas, waiting tables—slaves with white collars. Advertising has us chasing cars and clothes, working jobs we hate so we can buy shit we don’t need. We’re the middle children of history, man: No purpose or place. We have no Great War. No Great Depression. Our Great War’s a spiritual war; our Great Depression is our lives. We’ve all been raised on television to believe that one day we’d all be millionaires, and movie gods, and rock stars. But we won’t. And we’re slowly learning that fact. And we’re very, very pissed off."

-Tyler Durden, Fight Club

@jessiechen279 1 year ago

"He's living like it's GTA5!" 😂 Very true!

@ACME619 1 year ago

My favorite part of the reaction was seeing the daughter get excited about The Pixies song at the end and singing along.

@tigqc 1 year ago

His Yin/Yang table he bought for his apartment gave away the twist for me lol.

@3DJapan 1 year ago

Perfect use of Pixies at the end.

@999Ecko 1 year ago

Man I love parent/child reaction channels, so cool to see families bond over great cinema ! You girls are awesome, looking forward to future uploads ! Much love from France <3

@theplaguepadart3743 1 year ago

Your Daughter should watch this again later as an adult. I saw it as a teen loved it. Grew up and watching it again it has a whole different view. As Kids & Teens there's aspects of this movie they just can't fully relate to.

@chaoznofx 1 year ago

11:58 Lorena Bobbi´s case.

@ThePDXpug 1 year ago (edited)

I’m downloading this to watch on my flight home tonight! Oddly we showed up 15 minutes too early to check in and I said “at least we’re not as early as narrator!”

@caveymoley 1 year ago (edited)

A fantastic movie for the daughter.
Well done mom for being brave enough to expose her to this masterclass of boy to man development.

Every boy has to go through the narrator's character development before he is actually ready to stand as a man among men, never mind by a woman's side like narrator does at the end of the movie...

It is not pretty process, but it's the way we learn the "capabilities of man" as well as our own strengths and limitations.

It's mostly a psychological process, but the growing pains hurt so deeply it's easy to see why so many men end up lost to violence, drink and drugs... especially since we tend to do it as privately as possible.
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10/10 reaction choice.
I look forward to the next one. :)

@ChristophersRants 1 year ago

People often overlook that rough housing is crucial element of male social development, which has unfortunately been lost over time.

@NathanielHorrigan-q3l 1 year ago

I just stumbled upon your channel and I really enjoyed watching your reaction. This is one of my favorite movies. I love the mother/daughter dynamic you guys have. I hope you have all the success and happiness in the world. I’m subscribing to you two now.
Nathan from Plymouth Mass