Underground entrepreneur with an alter ego that allows the main character an avenue to explore life in a very explosive rebellious journey.

Rating: 10/10 (2 October 2013)

Life altering, entertaining and a sure entry for the 'cult film' hall of fame, casting, wardrobe, direction, production and sets are brilliance at its best. For those of us whose idea of the perfect life was not birthed at the likes of IKEA going home was easy enough but I have to wonder how many people who watched Fight Club went home and kicked their mundane ambitions and style of living curbside. Fight Club is a film that people take literally from screen to heart to home to the mirror asking all the right questions. It is a rare achievement for any film to be embraced by viewers to this degree of cult film devotion. Overrated? Absolutely not! I give this film five stars and a ten because it didn't just linger it invaded the way that people thought about being possessed by one's own possessions and the how and why we eventually surrender to social stigmas and parental direction over our own dreams. Real art should provoke the viewer at minimum to the point of a pulsating response; Fight Club definitely achieves this and more.