A thrilling, psychological masterpiece.

Rating: 9/10 (29 September 2014)

Fight Club is a dark, satirical movie detailing the journey of the Narrator, who remains nameless throughout the movie, to "rock bottom," as the Narrator said. Fight Club uses low key lighting and many dutch angle and hand-held shots to give the viewer the feeling that they are present for the fights. Both Non-diegetic and diegetic sound play an extremely important role in the movie, often accounting for the Narrator's hallucination, which comes on the form of Tyler Durden, whom we later find out is a result of the Narrator's insomnia. Fight Club not only presents an interesting take on modern consumerism, but also effectively takes us to the "rock bottom" that the Narrator journeys to, utilizing the aforementioned film techniques.