See iT Too BeLieVe iT...***9/10***

Rating: 9/10 (1 September 2002)

Probably the most influential film since Pulp Fiction. The film questions reality, morality, manhood, and how the media influences society to be like sheep following one another. More importantly, the film shows us what a normal life can do to you.
This is one of those films that you cant watch the once and catch everything--- every time you watch it, you learn something new-- and it's the little things which make you jerk forward, and say "uhhh never saw that before-- that's clever!" e.g. the waiters advertised on teh hotel TV in Ed Norton's room work for him...wont be a cinema pest and spoil the rest though.
The lighting is costantly at a green/lime light-like buzzing hue to make us feel in a state of non-being, and the sharp editorial implicates the melow state of existing before Norton meets Pitt in teh film.
It's the film that put Ed Norton in the controversy line, showing evryone that he's ben in something worthwhile, not mindless hollywood sheep-garbage. It was also the second controversial Film Brad Pitt did before Snatch. Fight club could well of been a solid landmark, surpassing Pulp Fiction, but it's mainly aimed at youths aged 17-34, and doesn't necessarily appeal to people in their middle age because of the speed of the direction, etc. Plus the subject matter only appeals to youths anyhoo.
Watch it, then watch it again to see what you missed, then watch it again to see what you missd before that time!
Cracking---9/10***