A great depiction of post-modernity's rise against modernity

Rating: 10/10 (10 December 2001)

Fight Club is a movie capable of being viewed on multiple levels, one of these is it's post-modernity vs. modernity stance. Thinking that the miracles of technology and working for the greater good so in 50 years we'll have robots to walk our dogs and flying jetson cars has already been proven to have failed. we're not solving our problems through science. we're not as individuals happy for the work we do. post modernity is what's taken it's place. stick with more natural things, believing in instinct for once instead of what society has programmed into your brain as to what's right and what's wrong. men can be men. one line in fight club is ' we're a generation of men raised by women. i'm starting to wonder if another woman is really the answer we're looking for.' in a time when everybody's hands seem tied in one way or another, it's exciting to see a movie where the characters decide no more. they take it to the nialistic and anarchist extremes, and it's very fun to watch. more than once of course, because everytime you watch it you see something new. and the ending in my opinion was the biggest surprise of it's year, not Sixth Sense. watch it, own it, love it. it's Fight Club. 'nuff said.