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Exclusive Fight Club: 10th Anniversary Edition Blu-ray Clip

Source:Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment

November 17, 2009

ComingSoon.net has an exclusive first look at a clip from a bonus feature from the "Fight Club: 10th Anniversary Edition" Blu-ray which you can watch using the player below! You can order the Blu-ray at Amazon.com.

Based on the book by Chuck Palahniuk, Fight Club was directed by David Fincher and stars Edward Norton and Brad Pitt, whose characters bond over a mutual disgust for corporate hypocrisy and find release in an eccentric, shocking new form of therapy.

The "Fight Club: 10th Anniversary Edition" Blu-ray is packed full of punches with all-new bonus materials including two interactive featurettes - "A Hit In The Ear: Ren Klyce and the Sound Design of Fight Club," which allows users to remix four key scenes themselves with the help of Oscar-nominated sound designer Ren Klyce; and "Insomniac Mode: I Am Jack's Search Index," giving viewers the ability to access any part of the disc's extensive bonus material via interactive tools.

The Blu-ray also features behind-the-scenes with Fincher, Pitt and Norton as they accept the Guy Movie Hall of Fame honor for Fight Club at Spike TV's "2009 Guys Choice Awards," commentary by Fincher, Palahniuk, Pitt, Norton and Helena Bonham Carter, "Welcome To Fight Club" featurette, seven deleted scenes, a music video, photo gallery and much more.

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COMMENTS (16)

Posted by:

roger

November 17, 2009

LOVE THIS MOVIE!!!
CLASSIC!!!

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the dude's sister

November 17, 2009

remember this DVD progressing everything about DVDs? first one i bought. cheers!

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Big D

November 17, 2009

apparently his computer is made out of soap

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RichieG

November 17, 2009

What I can't get over is how popular this film is, I mean, don't get me wrong, it IS a great film, but look at the great films that have been made before this that have had to wait much longer to get special (anniversary) Blu Ray editions: Braveheart, Reservoir Dogs, The Shawshank Redemption, The Godfather, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Blade Runner, Gone With The Wind, and what about the ones that have yet to get this treatment: Pulp Fiction, Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Jaws, Schindler's List, Saving Private Ryan? It just seems that this film getting a special anniversary Blu Ray Edition after just ten years seems too soon, maybe if it was fifteen years, I'm just saying

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RichieG

November 17, 2009

All I can say is that in ten years since the film was made there's been three different versions of this on DVD, that's more than there's been of films like ET, Goodfellas and Lawrence of Arabia, and when you compare this film to the weight of these and other classics that haven't had such lucrative DVD or VHS collections, it just seems this film is overstated

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Ben

November 17, 2009

verydairydave, you seem to miss the point of the film. Many of the things that you say it "preaches" it actually satires.

RichieG, your statement makes NO sense. Some of those films were out long long ago. Meaning that there's no way possible that they could have gotten blu ray editions sooner. Others, such as anything by Lucas or Spielberg, have to do with the creators/rights owners not allowing them to be released yet.

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Ben

November 17, 2009

Also, 3 different versions of PACKAGING is NOT 3 different versions of the film. Again, entirely different thing and your assessment is false. Do you know how many different ways ET, Goodfellas and LOA have been packaged????

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medulaoblongata

November 17, 2009

All sociological/philosophical elements considered- it's a movie. You live in the US. I'm big on the minimalist philosophy and social commentary but come on people. Take a minute out of your busy schedule of of wasting time complaining about things online and enjoy life for a sec.

Posted by:

Dumbledore

November 17, 2009

Richie G, I think it may have taken that long for most of the special editions you mentioned to be on Blu-Ray because the Blu-Ray technology was only just very recently developed.

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Terminator

November 17, 2009

TYLER DURDEN IS NOT REAL!!