Rule One: Do TALK about "Fight Club"

Rating: Null/10 (16 October 1999)

"The first rule of 'Fight Club': You do not talk about Fight Club. Second rule of 'Fight Club': You DO NOT talk about Fight Club," so says the character of Tyler Durden. Yeah, well, rules are meant to be broken.
"Fight Club" has to be one of the most original, eye-opening visuals, pushing-the-envelope-to-the-extreme film I had the pleasure of seeing. Seemingly advertised as a violent film (hey, just look at the title for cryin' out loud), in reality, it is a satire that mocks the flaws of today.
The acting was well done; Though an odd coupling at first, Brad Pitt and Edward Norton made a good team to balance out the chaos and stability each character represented.
But I must warn that this film is not for everyone; in a society in which violence is a non sequitor, this film will offend several groups of people. The films is quite graphic, especially in the context of the fight scenes.
For the full effect, one must see "Fight Club."