Anti-feminism propaganda

Rating: 1/10 (5 August 2016)

Wow, if ever a movie should be banned, it's probably Fight Club. This movie tries to bury its right-wing message under heaps of strained hip and pretend satire. But watching this movie closely, you'll see, the message is quite clear:
Western civilization has been feminized and a violent revolution (led, apparently, by white males) is the only way to turn the clock back to the prehistoric cave times of patriarchy.
Ed Norton plays a victim of the consumer society. When the pressures of being completely phony overwhelms him, he invents an alter-ego, played by Brad Pitt. They begin their journey toward liberation from the enlightened, feminist stage of human development, by starting a fight club where men beat each other senseless and find some sort of spiritual release. Some of my feminist friends insist there is latent homoeroticism in this movie, but I wouldn't go so far as to give it that much credit. These men don't love anything, especially each other. No, this is about white men being upset that their day is over and engaging in insanely childish activities in attempt to reclaim their lost power.
As a feminist accidentally born with testicles, I can assure you there is no place for movies like this in today's feminist, enlightened society. Ban it if possible. By all means, don't watch it.