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Fight Club's reported rocky Venice debut and Fincher's marketing complaint · Digg

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Fight Club's reported rocky Venice debut and Fincher's marketing complaint

AT Right Movies says Fincher felt Fox misunderstood the film after placing fighting-focused ads at wrestling and UFC events.

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AT Right Movies says Fight Club went down poorly at the Venice Film Festival, though Brad Pitt said he was ecstatic with the finished film. The thread recounts Fincher's frustration with Fox's fighting-focused marketing and says the film grossed $101 million against a $65 million budget. It also says Rosie O'Donnell revealed the twist on daytime TV.

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@ATRightMoviesFincher said he was disappointed with the marketing for the film, where the studio highlighted the fighting angle, and men beating each other up, and placed ads at wrestling and UFC events. At that point, Fincher said, he knew Fox didn’t understand the movie. 44/462h

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@ATRightMoviesFincher said he was disappointed with the marketing for the film, where the studio highlighted the fighting angle, and men beating each other up, and placed ads at wrestling and UFC events. At that point, Fincher said, he knew Fox didn’t understand the movie. 44/462h