A flawless adaptation of the novel by Chuck Palahniuk

Rating: 10/10 (20 June 2006)

Having never read the novel, I couldn't tell you what differences it has from the film. But I can tell you this: David Fincher has done it again!I didn't think that he could ever top Se7en, but clearly I was dead wrong. As far as I'm concerned, this is the best movie to ever hit the screen. The dialog, the actors, the storyline, it's just flawless.
It's the story about a man in his late 20's, (his name never told, but is often credited as Jack, or simply The Narrator, brilliantly played by Edward Norton) who lives a totally pointless life. He is a slave under the new Ikea furniture-trend, and works a typical office job. All this change when he meets Tyler, (Brad Pitt) an eccentric soap-maker/seller who believes that the true way to salvation lies in self-destruction. Together they form Fight Club, where every man can release themselves in a one-on-one fight. But Tylers plans stretches beyond Fight Club, into something much bigger, and "Jack" is not sure he is up for the ride.