Not the film I thought it would be.

Rating: 10/10 (8 November 2003)

For several years I avoided "Fight Club" because I was under the impression it was a blood and guts Van-Damme type film.
I was wrong.
This is a psychological horror film.
The opening credits and the music that accompanied them are among the most rousing film openings I've ever seen. I remember thinking, "If the film lives up to the excitement and urgency of the credits, we're in for a ride." And I was.
I took a lot away from this movie. Lots of little truths that make you squirm. "The things you own end up owning you."
I gave this a 10 because it is infinitely re-watchable and - like any great Hitchcock film - the more you watch, the more you see.