Absolutely the most brilliant film I've ever see

Rating: 10/10 (26 July 2015)

this was a complete stunner of a film. it doesn't grab you at the beginning, but when the soap maker comes into the picture, its interesting enough that you can see Tyler durden make soap out of people's fat all day long.
the absolute stroke of genius added to this film took me by storm and the amount of easter eggs that makes you feel absolutely stupid towards the end. the direction of the film was absolutely amazing, and the acting was top class, the plot, how all the humans turn into robots, following their sir's orders and killing each other as a form of therapy, it sounds dumb but it was one of the best movies ever made in the 20th century.
this movie had the best progress in characters in a film ever and the display of insanity in each of them made them even more spicy and even more interesting to watch, I could never have thought Tyler to be the narrators imagination, and of course, one more unnoticed thing that just left the audience startled was that Edward Norton wasn't named even once in the film, so after watching the film, when you're reviewing it with your friends, you just don't remember his name and it just messes with you.
according to me, I found this even crazier and wittier than inception or any Nolan movie. when you combine the genius between a riddle film and the magnitude of an action film, you get fight club.
Edward Nortan and Brad Pitt's chemistry goes like maple syrup with pancakes. their chemistry in this film made them seem like a pair Hollywood has never seen before. the chemistry and bonding between these two make them according to me the best pair of actors in a film ever.
evolution of the fight club as insane as the testicular cancer support group scene was, project mayhem took the cake for the weirdest part of the movie. this movie in particular is my favourite, however many stupidly nonsensical weird scenes it has.
to this day it is quiet hard to figure out what sort of redemption project mayhem gave to Edward Norton (more or less his subconscious as he was unaware it was Tyler durden because Tyler was a hallucination.) as it wasn't contributing to any form of therapy, and only ended up in flames every where and extreme acts of vandalism. the therapy from the club just didn't seem enough for durden, so the "soap guy" took it to extremes, building the main plot point. my favourite scene was the shooting, and the narrator's fight with durden. The CCTV camera views were absolutely, hilariously genius way to explain what his fight actually looked like, and of course, in particular, the shooting and his bonding with Marla Singer in the end. Bravo, there best movie that exists.