Repeat Often For Maximum Benefit

Rating: 10/10 (26 September 2008)

Without spoiling it for those who haven't yet seen it, Fight Club gets better every time I re-watch it. There is so much attention to subtle (and even subliminal) messages that I discover something new, or appreciate some minor nuance, every time I re-watch it.
Based on a novel of the same name (which I haven't read yet), some top talent and a big budget helped to make a movie which manages to involve you in the specific characters, whilst at the same time being generic, general, and abstract enough to be an obvious satire on "modern" life.
Unlike most movies, with a sappy fairytale romantic subplot, the sexual relations in this movie are somewhat broken, since they involve people who are very broken... but it works and adds realism. Well, I don't want to spoil anything so I won't say anything more.
Other people have already reviewed it in detail, so I will just say that it is worth owning... DVDs were invented for films like this.