A mix of duality, anarchism and human nature.

Rating: 10/10 (3 August 2019)

Before my eyes, stands a masterpiece. Unlike any many other movie, this one provides an experience in which the viewer can totally submerge himself in the body of the narrator. Edward Norton (the narrator) is working to buy, buying to live and living to work. He is the product of a mechanized society that values things more than self accomplishment, a society that makes you associate items with success intelligently keeping you submissive to your employer and the system as a whole. After what seems to be a coincidental encounter, he is forced to put aside is slave-like mentality to meet his inner-nature's requirement.
The reason why this movie is so inherently good and continues to pollute everyone's top 50's is not for the brilliant acting, or the brilliant story, but for the philosophical deep rooted message creeping behind the screen, ready to twist your whole perception of Edward, as you slowly and innocently associate with him.
To put it simply, this movie is about the perversion of nature for the profit of a charlatan belief system deeply rooted in economics and culture.