I leave you the best phrases of phrases of Fight club, known in Spain as Fight club, a film based on the novel by Chuck Palahniuk, directed by David Fincher and starring Edward Norton and Brad Pitt.
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-Advertising has us chasing cars and clothes, working on things we hate to buy junk we don't need. –Tyler Durden.
-If you wake up in a different time and place, could you wake up being a different person? -Storyteller.
-With the barrel of a gun pressed against your teeth, you only speak with the intestines. -Storyteller.
-What would you want to do if you were about to die? –Tyler Durden._- I don't know, ask someone else, let's go! –Narrador._- You must know the answer to this question. If you died right now, how would you feel about your life? –Tyler Durden._- I don't know, I wouldn't feel anything good about my life. Is that what you want to hear me say? Well. –Narrador._- It's not good enough. –Tyler Durden.
-Did you know that if you mix gasoline with frozen orange concentrate, you would make napalm? –Tyler Durden.
-The father must have been huge. See where the grease burned on the seat? The polyester shirt? Very modern art style. –Inspector Bird.
-When considering a long enough time, the survival rate for all decreases to zero. -Storyteller.
-My dad never went to college, so it was really important for me to study it. So I graduated and I called him and asked, "Dad, what now?" And he said, "Get a job." Now I am 25 and I called him again and asked him: "And then what next?" He replied: "I don't know, now get married." –Tyler Durden.
"Fuck damnation!" Fuck redemption! We are the unwanted children of God. So be it! –Tyler Durden.
-The fourth rule is that only two people can fight. –Tyler Durden.
-Hey, you created me. I didn't create a losing alter ego just to make myself feel better. Take your share of the responsibility! –Tyler Durden.
-The condom in the glass slipper of our generation. You wear one when you meet a stranger, dance the night away, and then undone it. The condom, not the stranger. –Marla Singer.
-We have all grown up with television making us believe that one day we will be millionaires, movie gods or rock stars. But we are not. And slowly we realize it. And we are very upset. –Tyler Durden.
-You know what they say, that you only hurt those you love? Well, it also happens the other way around. –Tyler Durden.
-The sixth rule is that they cannot wear shirts or shoes. –Tyler Durden.
-The things you own end up being your owner. –Tyler Durden
-You are not my job. You are not how much money I have in my bank. You are not the car I drive. You are not the contents of my wallet. You're not your fucking persimmons. You are a garbage of the world that sings and dances everything. –Tyler Durden.
-With insomnia, nothing is real. Everything is far away. Everything is a copy of a copy of a copy. -Storyteller.
-Every afternoon I died, and every afternoon I was reborn, reborn. -Storyteller.
-If I don't say anything, people always assume the worst. -Storyteller.
-Round bottom is not simply a weekend retreat. It's not a damn seminar. Try to control everything and just let it go. Let it go! –Tyler Durden.
-Your damn bald fans hit me with a damn broom! They almost broke my arm! They are burning their fingertips with bleach. The stench was terrible! –Marla Singer.
-The worker bees can leave. Even drones can fly far. The Queen is her slave. -Storyteller.
-Reject the most basic assumptions of civilization, especially the importance of material possessions. –Tyler Durden.
-I want you to hit me as hard as you can. –Tyler Durden.
-We buy things we don't need, with money we don't have, to impress people we don't like. –Tyler Durden.
-I ran. I ran until my muscles were burning, and my veins were pumping battery acid. Then I ran some more. -Storyteller.
-The fifth rule is that only one fight can occur at a time. –Tyler Durden.
-What do you want? You want to go back to that shitty job, to your fucking condo and sit around watching comedy shows. Fuck you, I'm not going to do it. –Tyler Durden.
-I was leafing through the catalogs and I was wondering. What type of tableware defines me as a person? -Storyteller.
-The first rule is that we do not talk about the Club. –Tyler Durden.
-This is not love, this is sports sex. –Tyler Durden.
-I'll get you out of this. As usual. I'll carry you, kicking you and yelling at you, and in the end you'll thank me. –Tyler Durden.
-The seventh rule is that fights will last as long as they should last. –Tyler Durden.
-Life insurance pays triple if you die on a business trip. -Storyteller.
- Fuck what you know. You need to forget what you know, that is your problem. Forget what you think you know about life, friendship, and especially me and you. –Tyler Durden.
-It could be worse. A woman could cut off your penis while you sleep and throw it out the window into a moving car. –Tyler Durden.
-I have a stomach full of Xanax. I drank what was left of the bottle. Maybe it could have been too much. –Marla Singer.
"Is Tyler my nightmare?" Or am I Tyler's? -Storyteller.
-Most people, normal people, do almost everything possible to avoid a fight. -Storyteller.
-And then something happened. I let it go. Lost in oblivion. Dark and silent and complete. I found freedom. I hoped all hope was freedom. -Storyteller.
-When you have insomnia, you are never really asleep, and never really awake. -Storyteller.
-Putting feathers on your butt does not make you a chicken. –Tyler Durden.
-Today is one of those days where the sun only rises to humiliate you. –Tyler Durden.
-Go to hell with your sofas and your green stripe patterns. I tell you, never be complete, I tell you, stop being perfect, I tell you… you have to evolve, and you have to let the chips settle as they should. –Tyler Durden.
-OMG. They hadn't made love to me like this since I was in school. –Marla Singer.
-I wasn't really dying. She had neither cancer nor parasites. I was that little warm that the center that the life of this world was agglomerating. -Storyteller.
-You decide to what level you get involved! –Tyler Durden.
-There are things about you that I like. You are smart, funny and amazing in bed. But you are intolerable too. You have serious mental problems for which you should seek professional help. –Marla Singer.
-Do not worry. We have taken care of everything Lord. -Angel Face.
-If you don't know what you want, you will end up with a lot that you don't want. -Storyteller.
-I can't believe he's still standing. –Ricky._- He's a rude bastard. -Thomas.
-And the eighth and last is that if it is their first time in the club, they will have to fight. –Tyler Durden.
-If you feel like shit, everyone you hate wins. –Tyler Durden.
-The Fight Club was not about winning or losing. It wasn't about the words. The hysterical scream was between tongues, as in a Pentecostal church. -Storyteller.
-You can drink half a liter of blood before you get sick. -Storyteller.
-We are consumers. We are the result of an obsession with a lifestyle. Murder, crime, poverty, these things don't bother me. What worries me is the celebrity magazines, a television with 500 channels, and the name of some guy written on my underwear. -Tyler Durden.
-This is a chemical burn. It will hurt more than you have burned before. You will have a scar. –Tyler Durden.
-Very good, if the applicant is young, tell him that he is very young. If it is old, it is very old. And if the aspirant tolerates waiting three days without food, shelter or support, then accept it and start training him. –Tyler Durden.
-If you do not claim your humanity you will become a statistician. I already warned you. –Tyler Durden.
-If I really had a tumor I'd call it Marla. -Storyteller.
-May it never be complete, never be satisfied, and never be perfect. -Storyteller.
-The second is that we DO NOT TALK about the Club. –Tyler Durden.
-People do it every day, they talk to themselves and they look how they would like to be. They don't have the courage that you have to just continue like you. –Tyler Durden.
-We are a generation of men raised by women. I wonder if another woman is the answer we need. –Tyler Durden.
-Tomorrow will be the most beautiful day in the life of Raymond K. Hessel. Your breakfast will taste better than any food you and I have ever tried. –Tyler Durden.
-Now a question of etiquette? When it passes, I pass it in front of you with my butt or with my crotch. –Tyler Durden.
-Maybe self-improvement is not the answer, maybe self-destruction is. -Storyteller.
-The Fight Club was the beginning, now it has moved from the basement and is called Project Chaos. –Tyler Durden.
-It is heard a certain sick despair in your laugh. –Tyler Durden.
-Listen to me! You need to consider the possibility that God does not like you. He never loved you. In all likelihood, he hates you. This is not the worst that can happen. –Tyler Durden
-It's just that when you buy furniture, you must say to yourself, enough is enough. That is the last sofa that I will ever need. Whatever happens, I have that couch problem under control. -Storyteller.
-Marla's philosophy of life is that she could die at any moment. The tragedy, she said, is that she didn't. -Storyteller.
-You won't get this back. I call it the stupid tax. –Marla Singer.
-How much can you get to know yourself if you've never been in a fight? I don't want to die without scars. –Tyler Durden.
-Listen worms. None of you are special. They are neither beauty nor unique. They are the same decomposing organic matter as everything else. –Tyler Durden.
-Look, nobody takes this more seriously than me. That condo was my life, okay? She loved every piece of furniture in that place. It wasn't just "things" that were destroyed, it was me. -Storyteller.
-You're the worst thing that ever happened to me. –Marla Singer.
-Only after having lost everything is when we are free to do something. –Tyler Durden.
-Do you know why they put oxygen masks on planes? –Tyler Durden._- So you can breathe. –Narrador._- Oxygen sets you up In a catastrophic emergency, you will take big panic-filled breaths. Suddenly you become euphoric, docile. You accept your destiny. Everything is here. An emergency landing at 965 kilometers per hour. Pale, calm faces like Indian cows. –Tyler Durden.
-This is not a real suicide. It's probably more like one of those times when they cry for help. –Marla Singer.
-Well! You are now shooting your imaginary friend, along with 20,000 KILOS OF NITROGLYCERIN! –Tyler Durden.
-When people think you're dying, they really listen to you, instead of just… -Narrator._- Instead of just waiting their turn to speak? –Marla Singer.
-Without pain, without sacrifice, we would have nothing. Like the first monkey that was sent into space.
-The third rule is that if someone yells: "stop!", The fight ends. –Tyler Durden.
-This is your life and it is ending one moment at a time. –Tyler Durden.
-Just tell him that you did. Tell him you screwed up everything. That is what you want to hear. –Tyler Durden.
-I found freedom. Losing all hope is freedom. -Storyteller.
-If you could fight any celebrity, who would it be? –Narrador_-Dead or alive? –Tyler Durden._- Never mind, who would be a challenge? –Narrador._- Hemingway. And you? –Tyler Durden._- Shatner. He would fight William Shatner. –Narrator._- I am not allowed to speak of such information to you, nor would I, even if I had the information you want. - Owner of the laundries.
-The fight was over, nothing had been resolved, but nothing mattered. We all felt safe. -Storyteller.
-The lower you fall, the higher you fly. –Tyler Durden.
-You met me at a very strange moment in my life. -Storyteller.