David Fincher remakes Fight Club in 4K

Today (October 25), New Regency Pictures and 20th Century Fox announced a remake of Fight Club. To commemorate the 25th anniversary of the original release, the remake will be re-released in 4K ultra-clear.

Director David Fincher, who helmed the film, is overseeing the remake, and it's unclear if the film will feature any improvements beyond higher quality graphics.

The remake of Fight Club is expected to be released in theaters around the world. The co-production company is also preparing to release an art book about the film, which will include unpublished illustrations, interviews and other unannounced content.

The film was released in 1999 and is adapted from the novel of the same name by writer Chuck Palahniuk. The original and adapted plots tell the story of Jack, who suffers from severe insomnia, who accidentally meets soap merchant Taylor. The two founded the "Fight Club", which attracted more and more people and gradually developed into a national underground organization. The members of the club caused trouble and fought everywhere, and Taylor's behavior became more and more crazy. Jack became more and more intolerable to the current situation of the "Fight Club" and Taylor's behavior, and had a dispute with Taylor, who left him. However, Jack found that he could not get rid of Taylor's shadow wherever he went, and he began to think: Who is he?