"Fight Club," often seen as a critique of consumerism and identity, is sometimes misinterpreted as endorsing toxic masculinity. This analysis explores how its themes are perceived and whether the film's message is misunderstood.

"Fight Club" resonated with a generation disillusioned by consumerism and societal norms. Its exploration of identity and rebellion captured the zeitgeist, turning it into a cultural touchstone that continues to provoke discussion and analysis.