![]() Sure, it’s literal anarchy for a while, but after that, it has a purpose: Durden wants to blow up the credit card companies, undo the American Dream, and set everyone free from their debt. After its 12-issue Dark Horse run last year, the entirety of Fight Club 3 is arriving via a snazzy new hardcover collection this coming Wednesday, April 15. Project Mayhem sets its sights on destruction. We are the middle children of history, raised by television to believe that someday we’ll be millionaires and movie stars and rock stars, but we won’t.” ![]() That ranting inspired what would become some of the movie’s most famous lines, like: “Advertising has us chasing cars and clothes, working jobs we hate, so we can buy shit we don’t need. Without broken rules, there would be no recruitment, which Durden needs to scale up his club of disaffected men into Project Mayhem, a group of anarchists who blindly follow Durden into chaos.ĭuring filming, Fincher, Norton, and Pitt would hang out, drinking Mountain Dew, playing Nerf basketball and, “riffing on the film’s numerous bull’s-eyes: masculinity, consumerism, their aggravating elders,” according to Best. But rules are made to be broken when you’re an anarchist like Durden who makes soap from stolen liposuction fat. Officially, you’re not supposed to talk about fight club. ![]()
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