Cult movie

Rating: 10/10 (3 April 2020)

The Fight Club tops the list of those films that at the time of release are met by the public rather coolly and often fail at the box office, but over time they acquire cult status.
After watching the film, the author of the original work, Chuck Palahniuk, was very impressed and regretted that certain artistic techniques exceeded his writing style and more strongly affect the viewer. The novel is a manifesto of the middle class against the foundations of society, where chaos is gradually spreading. In the film, the characters follow the precepts of the book, while simultaneously immersing themselves in cigarette smoke, alcohol and the meetings of a secret society of men who beat each other to push for their own freedom and self-realization.
The story revolves around a nameless employee of an insurance company who looks like me after classes at the university - ready to give anything, just to take a nap. In an effort to relax somehow, he visits all sorts of patient support groups in order to visit the atmosphere of reigning sadness and mutual understanding. And everything seems to get better for him, until at these meetings he meets a woman named Marla Singer, who also goes to these groups to find peace of mind. And again, our hero loses the will to live until he meets Tyler Durden - a mysterious man who, through his actions, undermines established positions in society. He urinates in soups that waiters deliver, glues various porn frames into films, and sells soap cooked from human fat - in other words, a reaper, a well done fellow and a dude. The scuffle between friends attracts the attention of other men who are going to a club where fights between different people take place. However, gradually everything is led to the fact that Tyler transforms the Fight Club into something more, he puts the philosophy at the base that destruction is the impetus for development ...