Great movie

Rating: Null/10 (25 February 2007)

"Fight Club"
A choice of film to watch has to be Fight Club directed by David Fincher in 1999. Narrator that has no name in this is played by Edward Norton and Brad Pitt (Tyler Durden) is the narrator's friend. The film is not only entertaining, but made the film brilliantly made from the start to finish. The narrator changes personality making the transition from one end of the scale to the other without letting the viewers realize it.
First, as the movie start off with computer generated, also known as CG, view of something out of ordinary where it doesn't seem of any sort. As it goes along it shows something like cells with electric vibe bouncing one to the other. The film follows the electric passing through cells leading way out of a human head with detailed sweat. When camera comes out into the air, it travels through a gun barrel backwards. The film starts out at a violent point of the film, but this wasn't the case as narrator starts talking; than, the movie jumps out and starts at a point when narrator first met a man named Rob from rehab. Then again, he stopped and starts out further back. It sounds as if the movie was made horribly. Viewers are scratching their heads with confusion as to how the movie will start-off.
Second, the movie has jumped in sequence of no purpose of chronological order in sense, but now narrator is introducing himself with his problems and what he does for living. It was rather interesting type of person. Film captured certain picture in the background of a person flashing. The picture has meant something as it co-relates to what the main character is feeling at the time. Now, the narrator is taking the advantage of going to rehab where he met Bob. That particular scene, film shuts-off all aspects in the background and focuses what's at hand, which the group of people in rehab sharing the deepest problem in their lives.
Third, as the film rolls, Narrator met a man named Tyler Durden. Well edited to follow along with the narrator. Narrator was driven by Durden to be the other personality that he is. Fight scenes of them together is a persona of fighting-within. Making an organized crime of underground fight club is a replacement of rehab. Director had a profound way of intertwining narrator's insomnia and personalities. Film has a good sense of capturing the two person together along to the end.
Finally, film gets back into the beginning of film. The scene jumped back at gun point. Picture was gloomy in the background where the building was; in such, there was catastrophic thing happening at the end. To resolve on own self was to shoot himself in the head by killing Tyler Durdan. The movie had an interesting way of interacting with the two characters. A well edited film!