The best movie of the year to date (October 1999)

Rating: 10/10 (12 November 1999)

Just a few films (2001:A space odyssey or A Clockwork Orange, for instance), let each viewer make his own opinion about the film, and each opinion is completly different of each other. I saw this film twice, and I still ask: How many ideas are hidden in a movie that gets deeper on every viewing?. Have you think, for example, that most of people use to have the same criteria about self-realization (a career, good job, family, and enough money for the "necessary" material posessions), and that makes self-realization a hard thing to get? The movie could be asking you: Wouldn't be easier to get self-realization doing things that aren´t the conventional "keys of success"? Things like... forming a "fight club", and become a leader for a group of men who are discovering their basic instinct. None "normal person" likes to be beaten, but it's easy to get beaten, don't you think? So, if my self-realization would depend of that, I would be very close to become a succesful man.
It's unbelievable, but this is just one of a ton of thoughts that this movie generates on my mind. In my very personal opinion, this unforgettable film is one of the best movies ever made.