A masterpiece. Pure and simple.

Rating: 10/10 (10 May 2008)

Fight Club is a movie that is just incredible. It is one of those movies that hit me in the face and made me realize what a masterpiece really is. It made me think, I related to it in some twisted way and made me want to make movies even more than I already have. Fight Club is my favorite everything. My favorite movie, my favorite book and my favorite soundtrack. Every time I watch Fight Club I totally find something new in it. Fight Club is possibly the most original movie I have ever seen. Many who have not seen it may think that it's a movie about fighting when it's really more then that. Fight Club is a very deep film. This review will get into why it's so amazing to me.
(The following paragraphs may contain spoilers be warned) The film had a lot of valid points concerning materialism. In the beginning Edward Norton's character known as "The Narrator" lived a life where he wanted everything to look like it came out of a magazine. It wasn't until he met Tyler Durden that he freed himself from the bondage of possessions. More to him being free from materialism in the film but I honestly do not want to give out too much for whoever is reading this probably has never seen the movie and I believe that the reader should go see this film.
The film gave out the message of self help. In the film the narrator could not sleep. He decided to go to support groups to help himself cry so that he can sleep. He then met a woman who also faked herself in support groups and she ruined it for him. Later on not only did he get free from materialism when he met Tyler but he also found a new way to handle his problems which resulted in fighting which later became a cult following in major cities with a thing called..."Fight Club".
The film got more intense at scenes which will not be discussed. This film gets my adrenaline pumped every time I see it. It's like every time I watch it I feel like I'm getting amazed at the first viewing. This film is timeless because it was made back in 1999 and it just seems to get better with age. Fight Club is a fabulous movie.
Fight Club is without a doubt one of my favorites. I can't say that a movie has affected me in the way this one did. It makes me excited, it makes me inspired and I relate to the main character in the sense of his insomnia and his personality. No movies have been made like it and I do not believe that any film ever will be. If the one reading this review has not seen it...I think that he/she should stop looking at the computer and go buy it and see what I mean.