Fight Club
Fight Club
Friend: But Fight Club isn't really about fighting. It's about the way society— Cueball: Nope, don't wanna hear it. Friend: But it says consumers are— Cueball: This conversation is over.
The first rule of talking to me about movies is do NOT talk about Fight Club.

Fight Club is a movie starring Brad Pitt and Edward Norton that was released in 1999, based on the novel of the same name by Chuck Palahniuk. It included this oft-quoted and parodied line: "The first rule of Fight Club is you do not talk about Fight Club."
The movie has been fiercely debated by critics, primarily regarding whether it makes a sophisticated philosophical statement about society and consumerism or whether it is just a movie with lots of fighting and mischief . Randall explains his position in the title text, claiming that he lies somewhere in-between and does not want to debate this issue with others.
"This conversation is over" is also a line from the movie, in the scene where the Narrator (Edward Norton) is arguing with Marla Singer (Helena Bonham Carter) while Tyler (Brad Pitt) tells the Narrator what to say from the bottom of the basement stairs.
Friend: But Fight Club isn't really about fighting. It's about the way society— Cueball: Nope, don't wanna hear it. Friend: But it says consumers are— Cueball: This conversation is over.
The first rule of talking to me about movies is do NOT talk about Fight Club.
