David Fincher’s Fight Club has always been a hot topic of discussion, thanks to its bold storytelling and thought-provoking themes. Released in 1999, the film stars Brad Pitt and Edward Norton and jumps deep into the complexities of disillusioned men, societal frustrations, and the chaos of modern life.

With its raw depiction of male rage and critique of societal norms, it’s no surprise the movie continues to spark debates after all these years.

Among the many layers of Fight Club, its open take on consumerism and capitalism stands out. The film doesn’t hold back in exploring how brands dominate our lives, often reducing individuality to just another product. While the movie features several recognizable brands, one name has become almost synonymous with its storyline: Starbucks.

Fans of the film have noticed the coffee giant’s cups subtly, or not so subtly, placed in nearly every scene.

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