Postcards from the Future: The Chuck Palahniuk Documentary

Name: Postcards from the Future: The Chuck Palahniuk Documentary
Genre: Documentary
Released: 2003-12-12
Duration: 1 h 30 min
Rating: 7.1
Cast: Cori Armes, Alisa Behr, Carla J. Behr

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With two new books and two controversial tour, fans can easily say that 2003 proved to be a landmark year for the best selling author Chuck Palahniuk. But what many people don't know, is tha... Read allWith two new books and two controversial tour, fans can easily say that 2003 proved to be a landmark year for the best selling author Chuck Palahniuk. But what many people don't know, is that it all began several months earlier at a four day conference in Edinboro, Pennsylvania. ... Read allWith two new books and two controversial tour, fans can easily say that 2003 proved to be a landmark year for the best selling author Chuck Palahniuk. But what many people don't know, is that it all began several months earlier at a four day conference in Edinboro, Pennsylvania. This is that story...

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In Chuck's 2003 Diary Tour, his story "Guts" caused over 35 people to faint worldwide. In a sequence in the documentary, we actually see a young man pass out at the Columbia University reading.

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Features Fight Club (1999)

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OK for the ultimate Chuck fan, but.......

My only problem with this documentary is that it spends way, way, way, (did I mention way?) too much time on his many super-lame and/or super-pseudo-intellectual fans. I consider myself a big fan, have all of his books, have all of them signed from the two times that I went to readings, have seen Fight Club a sick amount of times, and can't wait for Survivor, but still feel embarrassed watching this documentary (which I've only watched twice) because of all of the otherwise seemingly illiterate Chuck readers. The makers should have spent more time on actual footage of...hmmm...Chuck Palahniuk instead of his fans who seemed like Fight Club was the first book they ever picked up and probably couldn't spell his last name correctly if their lives depended on it. But, all of that said, the actual footage of Chuck is really good.

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