How is it top 100?

Rating: 5/10 (9 May 2016)

You have Norton, a guy who was born to be in intense movies and you have Pitt, this guy taught himself to act over the years, so the ability for a great movie is there, I will not argue that.
When I found out they were the same person I had to really hunker in to try and let myself appreciate the movie. It was not easy.
I know that if one is a movie watcher one should let go of the realistic. I get this lecture all the time when I say something from a movie is just not believable. "It's a movie, it's not real." But, for me when something in a movie doesn't make sense, it can be just as bad as a cell phone going off in the theater. I can't just let it go.
Here is what bugs the dooty out of me. You have to realize that the group of people - other than Pitt and Norton - had to watch some guy punching himself in the face, and say to themselves, "Hey, I want to be a part of that. I want to hang out with that guy." It lost me.