I rewatched this again yesterday. It still holds up extremely well. There are also many things that I'm catching that I missed on previous viewings.

Like the Joker movies, it seems there were many who went out of their way to misinterpret what the film was about or the message it was sending.

There are more twists in the movie than just the obvious one that was explicitly spelled out.

#3,5. Some people just love projecting.

I think it's okay to talk about it now, after a quarter century. Tyler Durden was an alter ego created by the unnamed protagonist, not too dissimilar to how Joker was created by Arthur Fleck as an extreme reaction to the world he lived in. Clearly, neither movie was advocating for indulging in this type of extremism, but they did acknowledge and look at how and why those who feel disaffected or abused by the system are enticed to go down that path.