SWEET!

I agree with most of the Manly stuff on this site, but not this one. It is NOT manly to act this way. I don't drink, and I don't need to "disguise" it... is it really manly to care what someone else thinks to the point of "disguising you drink... seems very unmanly to me with shades of highschool.

And if the passenger hits you too hard it will save you the trouble of drowning.

Nice!

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Very interesting site. Haven't read many of the entries but I found the letter from Asimov to his editor inspiring.

fight club is the shit.

Haven't watched this in a while, might be about that time.

the things you own end up owning you.

never saw it. was it good?

John. Go watch it. Immediately. Get back to us. :)

Edward Norton whines for hours, and transforms into an alter ego that believes the only way to evolve his humanity is to stick his fingers in his ears, move into a hovel and stop trying. Narcissistic and nihilistic. My grandfather would be ashamed to think that any men would enshrine this kind of victim behavior.

@John, after you watch, go get three or four friends and go out back and hit each other. It beats the hell out of golf.

I will have to check it out. I liked Norton in American X. another good movie...

I agree that Pitt is the extreme end. However, I believe the movie is too focused on romanticizing Pitt's anti-capitalist nihilism, and ridiculous hyper psuedo-masculine infantilism. All while portraying Norton as a completely helpless corporate lackey. In the end, Norton does come to see the pointlessness of Pitt's existence, but I didn't find ... See Moremuch in the way of redemption for the character. Nor any real rebuttal of the mindless, childlike narrative that Pitt preaches. I actually liked the movie as entertainment. I don't have to agree with the values to enjoy a movie. I just thought it too interested in portraying Pitt's views; those being the more controversial and thus entertaining views.

In other news; I've clearly put way too much fucking thought into a movie.

too many big words Keith lol

Damn, Alan. What a badass you must be. I'll remember not to come around your part of town.

HIS NAME.....WAS ROBERT PAULSON

All I'm trying to do is point out that: its important to ruthlessly scrutinize all that is fed to us by the news/entertainment/political/literary establishment. These people would have us sit silently, absorbing what they're selling without thought. They feed off of our apathy. And the shit starts to sink in. The young may not always understand ... See Morewhat they're seeing, but the cultural narrative gets through over time. I thought the film was entertaining, I enjoy lots of incredibly stupid entertainment, but I'm not willing to sit back and not challenge the film maker and writers point of view. It is possible challenge the premise and have a good time.

Is this the part where I try to prove my manliness to an internet tough guy? Actually, Ikea is to manly for me. I like to take it up the ass while bent over something from the Martha Stewart collection.

We get it, Keith, you're the the most educated fag in the world, so STFU! Fight club was a legend in it's own time, and ten years later it's become an icon.

I'd like to thank the internet for providing a place for me to spew psuedo-intellectual nonsense, and make references to buttsecks.

Only facebook arguements can come to such happy endings :p . Check out the google ads at the end of the article, kind of funny.

But, the challenge put forth was nihilistic. You can challenge material culture, but still like a nice couch. I wanted Norton to man up a little more at the end. He rejects Pitt, but not as much as I would have liked. He just reacts to Pitts extremism, without articulating the need for a middle ground. But, what do I know? Brian says I'm just a fag who doesnt recognize a legend.

We'll never agree, but thats fine. And thanks for your service.

Here. I'll settle it for everyone. It was a good movie. There. Everyone can focus on their lives again!

I constantly wonder how many men actually have a fight club of some sort. Norton's character sitting in a large meeting, suddenly flashing his secretly bloodied mouth at a smiling yet startled co-worker. Reminds me of some mornings in the office. I look at other men around the office and wonder if they're just waiting for tonight's fight.

Awesome movie!!!

One of my Top 15 of All-Time! Too bad it was marketing as a male, fight-fantasy movie. I didn't see it in the theaters based on the trailers. Shame.

Yea apparently most of them aren't.