Tyler Durden gets into the narrator's head in Fight Club. Spoiler alert: The audience eventually learns that he's even a part of his head - an alternate personality that the narrator has created ...

"It’s impossible for me to imagine that people don’t understand that Tyler Durden is a negative influence," Fincher said of the Durden-idolizers among Fight Club's fanbase. "People who can’t ...

Chinese streamer Tencent Video replaced the ending of Fight Club to show law enforcement triumphing over Tyler Durden’s plans though they eventually restored the original ending of the movie.

“Fight Club” stars Edward Norton as a lowlife, insomniac office worker who befriends a masculine soap salesman (Pitt). The two start a male fight group. Pitt’s Tyler Durden then plans an ...

For the uninitiated, the moment comes about 45 minutes into his 1999 movie Fight Club, when Pitt’s character, Tyler Durden, takes a turn in the underground fighting ring he helped create.

“The first rule of Fight Club is you do not talk about Fight Club.” In contrast to Tyler Durden’s cautionary words, talking about “Fight Club” seems to be all that everyone has been able ...

In that way, Fight Club still feels like Fincher’s most accessible film, and, in my opinion anyway, also his greatest. Speaking of Tyler Durden and our narrator, I don’t think this movie would ...

Director David Fincher didn’t make “Fight Club” for incels ... for me to imagine that people don’t understand that Tyler Durden is a negative influence. People who can’t understand ...

Once you rewatch Fight Club with that in mind, the entire thing takes on a new shape. And the quotes? They don’t just hit harder - they hit differently. What seemed like edgy philosophy now feels ...