Unique, incredible, exhilarating...indescribable

Rating: 10/10 (22 July 2011)

I won't embarrass myself trying to describe the philosophical aspects of Fight Club, some have done it 10 thousand times better than me. I'll just try to simply put why I loved this movie, or why you have to see it even if you might hate it. Because yes, you might hate it. Still, you have to see it.
Fight Club is unique, or, at least, was when it came out in 1999, it definitely was. I was only 16 when I saw it, and to be honest, I went in for Brad Pitt. When it finished, I just knew I had seen one of the most outstanding movie I'll ever watch.
I had forgotten Brad Pitt: the movies tones, themes, execution and wonderful ending (and I'm not talking about the twist here but really the end of the movie that caught me off-guard) are just top notch.
It made me think, laugh, stress, cringe, confused me, punched me in the face and left me speechless.
Now, 12 years later, I have re-watched it many times, and each viewing brought me new perspectives, and I never ever get tires of this movie.
Whatever your opinion on Fight Club is, It's impossible that none of the many one-liners of Tyler Durden (or part of his speeches) ) make you tick, react, or remind you of your own life.
Maybe Fight club was a generational movie. Maybe it is overrated. Maybe it's for some pointless. But you have to watch it.
Oh, I was about to forget: when a movie ends on the magnificent "Where is my mind" of the Pixies, then you know it was hell of a good one.