Most unexpected 10 stars.

Rating: 10/10 (19 March 2012)

I did not go into watching this movie thinking it would be one of my new favourite movies of all time. Considering my friend gave me a DVD rip version of it and I watched it on my laptop whilst mindlessly stalking people on Facebook. After the first five minutes, I knew it was like nothing I'd seen before. Firstly I had turned off Facebook and decided to actually pay attention instead of just watching enough of it so I could tell my friend the main plot points and Brad Pitt's best moments.
It's not what you think it's about. If you think you're about to watch a movie similar to 'Never Back Down' (2008), then you're in for some trouble. 'Fight Club' had me thinking days after it had finished and it might even be better watching it the second, third, fourth, or fiftieth time though.
To give you a quick run down it is about a character who is left unnamed (Edward Norton) and how his life is drastically changed once he meets Tyler Durdan (Brad Pitt). I would be giving away too much if I said much more, but if you enjoy the likes of David Fincher's other work or savour a psychological thriller like 'Black Swan' or 'American Psycho' definitely give 'Fight Club' a chance because I guarantee you this is better.