One of the best films of the time.

Rating: 9/10 (13 January 2006)

Fight Club will forever be a classic in my book. I have never quite seen a movie that so wonderfully grips every part of the human emotion and shakes it like the edgy camera seen in the film. Granted it's not some Million Dollar Baby drama with dying characters and tear filled moments of sorrow. It doesn't have women being abused and daddys dying of cancer. What is does have is some brilliant acting, a hard-nosed look at the reality of the every day average blue collar American, and redefines the meaning of mentally insane. This movie stands on the edge and creates a new genre for itself. The script is crafted spectacularly and the plot is so interesting, you will have trouble pausing it for a quick bathroom break. The violence does not try to hide from it's importance in the movie, and the dark gritty feel of the camera matches the setting and tempo of the film with perfection. Never in my lifetime have I seen a movie so artistic and genuinely intriguing. While there are still a few better movies to date, this one ranks up there as one of the best films ever made. 9/10