This is my boyfriend's favorite movie...and I just don't get it. I think it's HIGHLY over rated..not to mention it was totally predictable. It wasn't a work of genieus and the plot wasn't that great...I just don't understand.:o
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SparkyMaddie
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me neither! my bf loves this film. i was bored stiff plus i just don't get it. i like all the actors in this movie so i expected me to LOVE it. especially giovani ribisi. love him!
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It does a fine job displaying post-modern man finding meaning for life in violence.
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SSior.27
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I didn't care too much for the movie either, though there were interesting or humerous parts. Though, from what I hear, it was one of the first, if not THE first book/movie to involve such a psychological twist to it. Still, I likely won't ever see it again. I'm sorry to you gals who have boyfriends to make them watch it over and over =P
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He didn't make me watch it more than the one time because I told him that for everytime he made me watch Fight Club that he'd have to watch Steel Magnolias with me. That ended that pretty quickly
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The Craft isn't one of my favorites...if there's absolutly nothing else on, then I might watch it.
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Alexander Whateley
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It was predictable that the two main characters were the same person?
Yes, the movie may be highly overrated, but I think what attacts people to the movie is the underlying nihilistic philosophy of it all. From what I understand, people like the movie because they can identify themselves with it.
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As much as I'd love to stalk elk around the ruins of the Rockefeller center, this "Tyler" character is nothing more than a nihilistic false messiah, promising to free humans by emancipating them from God and from hope. Pseudo-intellectual rhetoric filled with childish revolutionary fantasies.
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