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‘Fight Club’ Turns 25 with 4K Remaster, Theatrical Re-Release (www.hollywoodreporter.com)

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It's time to talk about Fight Club

This month marks 25 years since David Fincher's influential film arrived in theaters, and to celebrate, the filmmaker is overseeing a new 4K Ultra HD remaster of the New Regency and 20th Century Fox film. Fincher is also planning a theatrical re-release early next year, though details

such as a date or the number of theaters

are being kept under wraps.

In addition, Fincher will release a 25th anniversary art book, including new interviews, rare behind-the-scenes material and unearthed visuals. The book arrives via Insight Editions and New Regency.

Count me in for the 4K and the book! Love this film!

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[–] wewbull 0 points 4 weeks ago (1 children)

I don't think he's positive or negative. He's a twisted product of a diseased society. What struck chords with a lot of men was the recognition of the disease. They felt a connection to Tyler. Not in his response to his life, but just to his life.

Millions of men live Tyler's life and endure. Tyler is the one that cracked.

In a lot of ways it's similar to Office Space, except that take a comedic instead of psychological look at the subject.

[–] glimse@lemmy.world 4 points 4 weeks ago

Positive or negative, he is definitely not a role model. Lots of young men interpreted it "correctly" but I saw a ton kids agreeing with all his actions and thinking he was the good guy when it was released