Fight Club (1999) - First Two Rules of Fight Club: Never Talk About Fight Club and Never Talk About Fight Club

Rating: 10/10 (8 October 2011)

Director David Fincher brings a movie that is high-packed, and it takes cinema to a higher level. The story follows Edward Norton, who meets up with Brad Pitt, who shows him that fighting can help you escape fear and become free, so they set up a fight club, which eventually turns into a controversial cult. It's their own way to let go of their lives, and feel free just to fight. Fighting allows them to let go of their lives, I think! Then, we have our movie, and it is awesome. This is one of the most exciting and exhilarating movies I have seen in my life! Let me just say that this movie literally messed with my brain, which was awesome. Some moments made you laugh, some moments shocked you, but they always keep you by surprise. Director David Fincher really brought a dark tone to this movie, and does an excellent job of thrilling the audience at the right moment. Edward Norton, Brad Pitt, and Helena Bonham Carter bring the best performances I have ever seen in cinema, and they brought total realism and surprise into their characters. The stellar script is well-written, the cinematography is gorgeous, the editing is perfect, the soundtrack is deserving, the sound is crystal, and the finale is one of the most shocking endings I have seen in a long time. "Fight Club" is dazzling entertainment, and it's stellar perfect. Filled with cool characters, dynamite directing, and dazzling technical achievements. This is not just a cult classic, but this is one of the greatest movies ever made! It shows that we have to escape from that box that has been keeping us trapped, and it's time to let go, and finally contain freedom. I was focused on everything, and it want me waiting for more. This movie is one of the best movies of all time, and this is a perfect recommendation to the people who loves violence. "Fight Club", in my review, "a non-stop killer movie, with a dynamite execution".