Awesome

Rating: 10/10 (26 May 2005)

I watched this movie for the first time last night, Wednesday 25th, 2005. I had no desire to see this movie before, the title "Fight Club" proved that this movie was opposite of what I enjoy. However, nothing else was on, and I had watched all of Gigli, so this couldn't be that bad compared to it.
This movie has EXCELLENT acting, when you are confused so is Edward Norton's character, (so you don't feel you missed something) the plot is good, and the purpose of this film is important.
The main character's apartment burns down, along with his Swedish furniture. He had lost his briefcase with EVERYTHING in it: all his designer clothes.
Fight Club (the actual club) encourages it's members to turn away from commericalism, but trust, no one gets on a pulpit and preaches. It's done subtly, thus powerfully.
In the end, *****when the five credit card companies' buildings fall down*****, whether or not you approve of violence, you can't help smiling.