Artistically good, but extremely predictable

Rating: 6/10 (7 October 2016)

Don't get me wrong.
It's a good movie and Bale does a very good job in it.
The thing that he lost 40 pounds to look skinny to play the main role was incredible.
Also the movie is extremely good with suspense and very very creepy.
Problem is the plot twist is extremely predictable.
You get that Trevor is hallucinating since the first time he sees Ivan.
He falls asleep for a second and then Ivan appears, so you immediately know Ivan is not real.
From that moment on you spend your time praying for an unpredictable plot twist to happen but it never does.
You also wonder how the heck Trevor doesn't ever ask himself "could i be tripping cause I haven't been sleeping in a year?". If you know that you haven't' got any sleep in a year and you suddenly start seeing really weird stuff you'd immediately wonder "could it be that I'm hallucinating?", especially when EVERYBODY around you keeps telling you that you are crazy.
I liked also the different references to Dostoevsky's work and the word-play "Miller-Killer".
In conclusion you could say that this is a Fight Club "gone predictable".