Achieves the goal of hitting home

Rating: 10/10 (6 October 2011)

What is a movie truly set out to do? Win you over, make you feel all special on the inside as you stroll home? Or is it supposed to completely make you think about who you truly are inside?
Fight Club is one of the best movies i've ever seen, hands down. The acting, the subtle hints of knowing its a great movie, the character build ups and changes, the everything. After watching this movie, one can only take a few minutes, breathe in and out and wonder what the hell they just watched. It's almost as if the viewer is part of Durden's army, as if we are one.
Now I'm mainly writing this to express my enthusiasm about the movie (I registered for IMDb just now after watching the movie).
Fight Club brings back a sense of Rebel Without A Cause, yet twists into a sort of real world experience, as if it happens everyday. The people of "the real world" seem lie the enemies after during the movie and life seems so...so out of reach, yet so close. I can't express my feelings and write in correct sentences because Fight Club is truly a movie that shakes the definition of what it means to be living life.
Now of course The Narrator, played by the spectral Norton, is bipolar, and perhaps deathly bipolar at that. But Pitt's character engulfs the viewer in a world full of nonchalantness, carelessness and bliss. Everything happens, everything sucks, everything is alright. I mean I just can't express enough my love for this film. Truly one of the best films ever made IMO.