by Jerry

Created on: March 22, 2007   Last Updated: May 09, 2007

Fight Club has to be one of the best movies I've seen in my life.
Stats:
Date published:1999
Major Actors: Brad Pitt, Edward Norton, Helena Bonham
Distributer: 20th Century Fox
Features Soundtrack by the Dust Brothers

PREVIEW:
The movie starts off with a character who is played by Edward Norton. The man spends the majority of his life in his condo, doing absolutely nothing except for making sure everything looks good. He eventually meets a man on a plane, who he later realizes was actually his self, the man has a split-personality. He creates another character who is made up of everything he likes about himself. Tyler Durden (played by Brad Pitt) is the man which he creates, and then the two organize fight club, which eventually runs into major problems, and eventually destroy half of the city which they live in, and cities all over the world just like it.

REVIEW:
Overall, I totally loved the movie. It has been one of my favorite movies since the day I seen it for the first time. The movie was released in 1996, and was one of the biggest movies ever; most kids today love it as well. I wouldn't change a thing about the movie to make it better, because it couldn't possibly even get any better. The movie captures the attention of just about any viewer, and even takes some psychology in along with it, during the movie the main character played by Edward Norton keeps telling his self things like "I am Jack's red anger", he's reading a book about how the brain works, and is taking it into account in his own life not even knowing that he's a victim of having a split-personality. I love the way the movie is organized, and that the truth isn't revealed about Tyler Durden until the very end of the movie, which then concludes in several cities and important, empty buildings in them being blown to pieces by homemade bombs, which the main character doesn't even realized he was planting. My personal rating for the movie, on a scale of 1 to 10, would definitely be a 10, the movie couldn't possibly be any better!

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