Deserves as many stars as it has Fights

Rating: 10/10 (1 October 2015)

Fight Club is an action-packed drama that toys with the human psyche and a drive to relieve day-to-day stress with a night life of fighting and scheming. Edward Norton, Brad Pitt and Helena Bonham Carter deliver stunning performances that made me feel a wide range of emotions and kept me always hungry for the next scene. Everyone involved in the production of this film did a wonderful job of bringing Chuck Palahniuk's novel to life.
This movie has a lot of fights, and it deserves a star for every one. As violent a film as Fight Club is however, it doesn't rely on its blood-spatter to drive it forward, but also has a gripping story full of characters' triumphs and mistakes. Fight Club made me question what it means to be truly alive. Did we lose some part of our humanity by adapting to our consumer-culture? If so, can we gain it back by going out once or twice a week and taking a few beatings?
I have to give this movie credit for making a pacifist like me want to start a fight with somebody. A+ for Adrenaline.