All time Best

Rating: 9/10 (21 May 2015)

What happens if you just go with all those rapid impulse that are shot by your ID without the control of your morality master 'super ego'? Answer is 'Total Insane' absolutely yes; all those crazy thing in you up to that last bit of it is squeezed out without any hindering, you feel as if you are in that wave, only later you find that something is wrong but at that point of time things are out of your control.
1999's 'Fight Club' is one such work that is made with full of highly insane, philosophical elements that ignite the new way of thinking within us, sicked with these regular time loop of corporate work has made you stressed up, tired, depressed and that makes a way to raise the alter ego of you being what actually wanted to be but didn't because of that stereotypical and fixed way of living style, this movie is so well made with all those special features that grab audience attention till the mega twist is given at the end, the beginning and the flow seems as if things are going beyond our perception but with quite good attention on the narration all get set to be involved in its interesting flow.
David Fincher is the best with such psychological thrillers, he had made this work memorable and great by shedding his full involvement and dedication to the work, Brad Pitt is full of awesomeness with his heightened performance as Tyler Durden, Eddie Norton is always best when it comes to play the role of a guy who move from the state of nothingness to enlightened and/or the role of dilemma, Helena is attractive with her bold and beautiful performance, the entire subject of the movie is special, enlightening and overall it's a must watch psychological thriller, this flick had inspired lot of work that made a big name later.