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  1. www.rogerebert.com › reviews › fight-club-1999Fight Club movie review & film summary (1999) - Roger Ebert

    Whether Durden represents hidden aspects of the male psyche is a question the movie uses as a loophole–but is not able to escape through, because “Fight Club” is not about its ending but about its action. Of course, “Fight Club” itself does not advocate Durden’s philosophy.

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  3. www.rogerebert.com › the-fight-over-fight-clubThe fight over Fight Club | Scanners - Roger Ebert

    Dec 14, 2012 · “Fight Club” explores modern modes of addiction — to consumerism, to 12-step programs, to ritualized “extreme sports” risk-taking — as Jack goes from being an IKEA addict, to a support-group addict, to a fight club addict.

  4. www.cinemablend.com › news › 248771910 Beloved Movies That Roger Ebert Hated - CINEMABLEND

    • Tommy Boy (1995) While 1995's Tommy Boy was never a critical darling, it does have its fair share of loyal and hearty fans. The Chris Farley/David Spade buddy road trip comedy is a heartfelt, consistently funny good time that's buoyant and charming largely thanks to the lovable screen presence and sharp physically-comedic timing of the late, great Chris Farley.
    • Pink Flamingos (1972) Admittedly, John Waters' 1972 cult classic Pink Flamingos isn't a movie for everyone. It's a raunchy, rigorously obscene movie that only grew to find its audience over time.
    • The Usual Suspects (1995) For some moviegoers, there are few movie twists more surprising than the final moments of 1995's The Usual Suspects. While the sleeper hit movie hasn't gotten as much notice these days as it did upon release, the two-time Oscar-winning movie is still revered for its bending structure and the way it plays with expectations.
    • Blue Velvet (1986) While his movies aren't always accessible, to say the least, David Lynch has proven himself to be one of the boldest, most distinctive, striking, and unpredictable filmmakers in cinema history.

  5. www.bbc.com › culture › articleIs Fight Club’s Tyler Durden film's most misunderstood man?

    Jul 23, 2019 · However, the renowned reviewer Roger Ebert hated it. “Fight Club is the most frankly and cheerfully fascist big-star movie since Death Wish, a celebration of violence in which the heroes...

  6. www.cinemablend.com › movies › after-rewatchingAfter Rewatching Fight Club For The First Time In Years, I ...

    Sep 2, 2024 · He was this hero of the underground, at least when viewed through my adolescent eyes and mind. Though misguided and whiny at times, the iconic ‘90s movie character had a relatable struggle, and...

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  7. www.vice.com › en › articleIn Defense of ‘Fight Club’ - VICE

    Oct 15, 2019 · Upon its release, Roger Ebert called Fight Club “macho porn” and argued that women, “who have had a lifetime of practice at dealing with little-boy posturing, will instinctively see through it.”

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    Nov 11, 2023 · Roger Ebert of the Chicago Sun-Times opined that it was cinematographically impeccable, but very dubious philosophically, and Christopher Godwin, of The Australian, predicted that the film, despite...