Fight Club helps to showcase a human's inner darkness.

Rating: 10/10 (2 October 2016)

This movie is an amazing look at a human's inner darkness. We all have a fight or flight response hardwired into our brains and this movie showcases those who attend these fight clubs choosing to fight instead of fleeing from each other. The movie shows that humans need some kind of outlet for certain emotions mainly anger and aggression. It shows that even the mild mannered everyday people we interact with on a daily basis can become hardened fighters if they let their inner darkness rise to the surface and take over. Some of these people can get addicted to the rush of the fight so much that they want to spend every single moment fighting. That level of addiction can be dangerous not only for themselves but also for those around them. Fight Club has made me reconsider my outlook on certain sports mainly combat sports. The people who participate in combat sports have agents, coaches, and the other fighters to help keep them grounded. If they were more like Fight Club I would fear for their safety. They only have themselves to keep them from losing themselves to their inner darkness. All in all this movie was amazing to watch.