fight club is the best movie ever made.

Well, I can't exactly argue here that your opinion is wrong mostly because I don't believe telling somebody is wrong in this regard. I believe our opinions can be wrong and should be addressed when they are, but when debating the "best movie" I have no strong position. That being said, I actually enjoy the Lord of the Rings Trilogy the most of all movies created(I suppose it would be accurate to say that I think its the best) for reasons I would like to share :). You're very beautiful by the way, unfortunately, your a little too young(physical age, not mentally). That being said, I accepted this debate because I love the passion in opinionated debating and I don't express my passion that often with more "objective" men(relatively speaking to the inherent subjectiveness of an opinionated debate). Don't worry, I'll try not to sound too much like a robot :). Fight Club uh? Well besides Brad Pitt being so cute, what else do you like about it? I love the "take out your aggression in fighting" aspect to it. Oh how I wish I could debate with such passion of simply just "punching the other guy until one person gives up". The internal conflict in the main character to separate himself from the conformity of society is a trait that all young men(including myself) has. How I wish to be such a man, free from the expectations of society to undergo what I want whenever I want. I would ridicule the bully, stop the irrationality of the norm, fight for the very right for anyone to be happy. I would yell and scream for the underdog and stand up for the cries of the people oppressed from the accepted norm of society. However, my wisdom is what contains my passion. The hero does not act foolishly by fighting needlessly underground. My life cannot be my own, so I must accept the burden of which I carry. The protagonist of Lord of the Rings, Frodo, carried such a burden for his world. He was the only one capable of carrying that burden because all others would have been consumed by such power. He didn't want that life, but it was still forced upon him. The ring consumed his soul slowly for power always has a way getting into the strongest of minds. His internal battle of resisting the ring clashed with his external battle of the journey to destroy the ring in a particular place, well-guarded by his enemy. This clash between the internal conflict and the external conflict, in my opinion, created a much more meaningful impact for me. True power is always given to those who need it to save. It can never be given to those who simply desire to win. I actually do think that Fight Club is one my favorites. It was a good movie, I could Identify with that character very much. Obviously, he evolved into a "freedom fighter" which is the end of the movie, but even though I opted for the road less traveled, I still admire the resolve and completion of his character. What other movies do you enjoy? (Also I pretty much did the trilogy as one movie, but specifically without a doubt, The Return of the King was the best of all three (I loved Aragon's character as well, he had to do what he had to do for the sake of life as well). In my opinion, they did a basically perfect(I try not to be hyperbolic, but I personally find no fault in the movie) ending to the trilogy.)