Six Ways to Saturday's Fight Club

Rating: Null/10 (17 October 1999)

Early this year, I saw Adam Bernstein's "Six Ways to Sunday", a violent psychological view of gangsterism. It's a coincidence or David Fincher (or his scriptwriters) saw/copied some innovative plot elements from Bernstein's movie .
And well, this theme is not new in cinema. From David Lynch filmography we can find that statement, being the most recent "Lost Highway". Or just remember Alan Parker's "Angel Heart".
But David Fincher is capable to bring that issue again with a witty dose of weird-black comedy through Pitt/Norton's performances, as somehow sequels to their characters in "Twelve Monkeys" and "Primar Fear", respectively.
Fincher is following Hitchcock's steps -and that's a compliment.