The things you own end up owning you

Rating: 9/10 (26 November 2016)

One of the most talked about movies of the 90s and always a stamped card among the best cults movies, but "Clube da Luta" deserves all of its fame, because it talks to the void's longing for the viewer, we would all like to have a friend Like Tyler durden, our protagonist does not have a name, the city where the story takes place has no name, it can be anyone anywhere, it can be us, for everyone at some point in life has the feeling that it does not matter how much We are not happy, and our protagonist has only taken an attitude about it ... The struggle itself is an elevation to the inner animal of each one, in a struggle, it is where we get rid of all the social ties that society imposes , And I have a lot more to talk about, but I'm not going to stay here. Outside the brilliant critiques of consumerism and death, the film is not only a perfect script, but technically the film is also incredible, the performances are great, photography is cleaned the whole time, except in the pores where the fights take place, the edition Is impeccable and the soundtrack is unique, Fincher does an impeccable job adapting the book of the impeccable chuck palahniuk, the only thing that displeases me in the film is when the fight club gets too big and its utopian end, it gets a little Of the viewer's identification with the film, but they are small details for what in spite of all the critics is yes a spectacular film.