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Alright guys Today we are going to look at the film Fight Club starring Brad Pitt and Edward Norton. This was made back in 1991. This is in color and it is 139 minutes long. It is rated R and this is about Edwards Norton's character kind of living this redundant same old kind of life and he meets up with Brad Pitt in an airplane and they decide to form a club called Fight Club to kind of let out their anger. And then an eccentric gets in the way played by Helena Carter and ignited the out of control downward spiral it each character's lives. This DVD has quite a few bonus features on it. On disc one you have a feature. You have four commentary tracks for you from David Fincher Brad Pitt Edward Norton and Helena Carter. You've got anamorphic wide screen. English 5.1 surround English built-in surround French built-in surround and then you have a second disc supplemental material with 17 behind the scenes [indiscernible] with multiple angles and commentary outtakes and deleted scenes storyboards publicity gallery conceptual art and more. The supplemental material is not rated. Now I want to show you a clip from the film. This is whenever Brad Pitt asks Edward Norton to hit him for the first time does establishing the Fight Club. Enjoy (From the movie) Why? Why? I don't know why. No. That's a good thing. No it is not. How much did you know anybody said that they wanted to fight? One. . . . Come on. Hit me before I loose my head. This is crazy. So let's go crazy. Let it work. I don't know about this. Who gives this shit? I don't want to. Who are you kidding? Please. This is crazy. You want me to hit you? That's right. Like in your face? (Laughs) Surprise me. This is fucking stupid. (Punches) Oh Mother fucker You hit me in the ear. Well Jesus I am sorry. Ouch Why the ears. Fuck it. Oh that was perfect. Whoa ah . . . Well it hurts. . . (Laughs) Forgive me. Come on (Music) And that is a look at the film Fight Club starring Brad Pitt and Edward Norton. You all have a great day. Goodbye