Strap in and Hold on

Rating: 10/10 (30 November 1999)

Fight Club is probably one of the most frantic movies ever made. Right from the opening credits, the extremely competent direction of David Fincher smashes the viewer with his bloody violence and fast paced camera angles.
The acting is superb, Brad Pitt's twisted portrayal of Tyler Durden was great, and almost over shadowed Edward Norton role as the unknown character. Helena Bonham Carter was great and Meatloaf, well.... he was different.
Another brilliant aspect of fight club was the music by the Dust Brothers. In the scene where the car is racing out of control, the music helps create the frantic mood.
Fight club breaks many rules, but maintains a pace that grabs the viewer and never let's go.