Fight Club [Blu-ray] [1999]

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Certain items can take longer to source than the estimated week, particularly during busy trading periods and may take longer to arrive at our warehouse. Art Gallery (HD) - This feature includes visual effects, location, costume, pre—production and opening title sequence stills, as well as the storyboards for the entire movie. Fight Club soon becomes the mens only real priority; when the club starts a cross-country expansion, things start getting really crazy. The characters, the storyline, the visuals, everything about this movie just reaches out and grabs me, and won’t let go, even after the end credits have rolled by. It’s very easy to browse them as well, and I recommend taking a look through them when you have time.

While he is skeptical at first, he does and the two discover that they feel alive after their fight, and decide to do it more often.AVC HD transfer is right up there with the best of them and there’s only a handful of scenes prohibiting me from awarding it a perfect score. This is interesting, as we get to see some of the versatility of Super35, in particular the vertical and horizontal latitude for re-framing. For example, a subtle choral accompaniment can now clearly be heard as Jack spills his guts into Bob's enormous bitch tits. Like Tyler Durden himself, director David Finchers FIGHT CLUB, based on the novel by Chuck Palahniuk, is startlingly aggressive and gleefully mischievous as it skewers the superficiality of American pop culture. Finally got this on Blu-ray, and boy what a real treat it is to watch this brilliant movie on Blu-ray, leaves all previous versions standing still.

Brad Pitt (Seven, Snatch) and Edward Norton (American History X, Primal Fear) deliver knockout performances in this stunningly original, darkly comic film from David Fincher, the director of Seven. Split across three CLV sides, the Japanese Laserdisc edition of Fight Club has an almost legendary status. Some of the other better supporting roles are played by Jared Leto (The Thin Red Line, Urban Legend), Zach Grenier (Tommy Boy, Drunks), and Rachel Singer (The Green Mile, Bull Durham). Also on here are a bunch of TV spots - 10 from America, 2 that are just deemed "international," and 3 that are Spanish.Rounding out this package is a promotions gallery, which features lobby cards (1:30), the press kit which was in the form of a hilariously subversive 'Fight Club' catalog (2:5) and a collection of stills (13:05). From these sections you can watch various sections, with commentary by the following people - Kevin Haug (visual effects supervisor), Cliff Wenger (special effects coordinator), Kevin Mack (visual effects supervisor for Digital Domain), and Richard 'Doc' Bailey (digital animation supervisor/producer). In fact, virtually every stylistic element of 'Fight Club,' from its opening title sequence to its casual mixture of violence and nihilism to its gotcha(! But all is not well with this man, he hasn’t slept in weeks and his doctor tells him there’s nothing he can do for him. Deleted/Alternate Scenes (SD) - Included here are seven deleted/alternate scenes for your viewing pleasure; “Chloe and Rupert”, “Marla's Pillow Talk”, “Copier Abuse”, “Tyler Quits Smoking/ Jack Quits Working”, “Angel's Face Beating”, “Walter” and “Tyler's' Goodbye”.

Everyone brings their A-game, particularly Brad Pitt, and by the time the movie is over, you feel like you've become a member of the Fight Club, pummeled and bruised by the sheer force of the movie.You can also select “Commentary Guide” which allows you to view the topics discussed in one of the four commentary tracks. Suffering from insomnia he visits support groups for various afflictions to release whatever emotion he has pent up.

This one has several long gaps of silence, but when the two were speaking, they had some interesting things to say. First off, the new stuff – “A Hit in the Ear: Ren Klyce and the Sound Design of ‘Fight Club'” we get an introduction by Ren Klyce as he tells us of his experience on the film coupled with Fincher’s deprecating remarks which “help you work better”. Jack’s Condo- You can video from the location scout or principle photography with this sequence, and audio for the location scout is available. An Interview with Cronenweth in American cinematographer records Fincher’s preference for both natural and pre-existing lighting in locations over elaborate lighting setups.Norton (American History X, Primal Fear) is incredible here, with such a restrained performance, yet one filled with power and emotion. I've got to say it is one of the best movies I've ever seen, there's just a certain atmosphere about the whole movie.