Fight Club

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Sphincter M. Mischief, mayhem, soap. Rated 5/5 Stars •  Rated 5 out of 5 stars 11/19/25 Full Review Deepika V This movie felt like I was watching the Twilight Zone. To the unsettling dialogues, to the dim tone of the movie, to Ed Norton acting so bizarre, to Brad Pitt’s cocky manner, this movie was so strange to me. I didn’t find it to be a representation of masculinity, as some may think it is. Norton portrays this lonely man, Tyler Durden, who wants some excitement in his life, and isn’t able to stand up for himself at work. This alter-ego of his (Pitt’s character) that plays in his mind makes him imagine things that aren’t there, say things he wants to say. He doesn’t realize he has been making decisions about his life, such as starting Fight Club, which helps him become stronger. Norton did a great job playing a somber, naïve, and sleep ridden character with unsettling wishes. I personally don’t see the cult status this movie received, but I enjoyed the acting, the soundtrack, and the twist ending. Rated 5/5 Stars •  Rated 5 out of 5 stars 11/18/25 Full Review Jack F I don't like this movie, but I don't hate it either. I know it's one of the most iconic films out there, but it's not for me. Rated 3/5 Stars •  Rated 3 out of 5 stars 11/17/25 Full Review kish b ★★★★☆ Fight Club is a razor-sharp, testosterone-fueled, pitch-black satire that hits like a fist to the solar plexus and still refuses to pull its punches twenty-six years later. David Fincher takes Chuck Palahniuk’s unhinged novel and turns it into a stylistic Molotov cocktail: the IKEA catalog sequence, the subliminal flashes, the chemical-burn lye circle, the basement fights lit like underground churches, and that perfect final shot of collapsing skyscrapers set to The Pixies. Every frame drips with greasy, neon-soaked genius. The twist (you know the one) was mind-blowing in 1999 and somehow still works on rewatch because the clues are hiding in plain sight the entire time. Edward Norton’s nameless narrator is the ultimate portrait of late-90s corporate alienation, Helena Bonham Carter’s Marla is chaos in fishnets and cigarette smoke, and Brad Pitt delivers the performance of his life as Tyler Durden: magnetic, terrifying, and so quotable that half the internet spent the 2000s trying to be him (and completely missing the point). Meat Loaf’s Robert Paulson alone deserves an Oscar for "His name is Robert Paulson." It loses half a star only because the third act goes so far off the rails into anarchist fantasy that the satire can feel a little too in love with its own nihilism, and some of the "edgy" humor has aged like milk in certain corners of the internet. Four stars: one for the style that rewrote the rulebook, one for the performances that burn holes in the screen, one for the savage critique of consumerism and masculinity, and one because every time that final chord of "Where Is My Mind?" hits while the buildings fall, I still get full-body chills. Dangerously rewatchable, brutally funny, and way smarter than the bro-philosophers who quote it wrong. 8/10. The first rule of Fight Club is: this movie is still a masterpiece. 👊🧼💥 Rated 4/5 Stars •  Rated 4 out of 5 stars 11/17/25 Full Review Guilherme M This movie is an absolute masterpiece. I sat looking at the credits with an continuous surprised face, with my hands in my head, Fight Club, to the Music, Effects, Atmosphere, History, Impact on the watchers, this is the best movie i've watched in my whole entire life. This movie is absolute art, the acting is stunning, 2 hours and 30 minutes felt like nothing to this work of art. I could do infinite lines of text solely on how i think this movie is an absolute masterpiece. And it was my first watch. If you never watched Fight Club, please, watch it. It's a absolute gem. And if you have, watch it again. Thousands of times. You should pay for every single minute that you watch. And it would be worth every single cent.╰⋃╯ Rated 5/5 Stars •  Rated 5 out of 5 stars 11/16/25 Full Review Katie L. (This was my first watch) I have my complaints but they’re mostly Helena Bonham Carter, and that’s not her fault. Established a love of Brad Pitt I didn’t know I had, wow is he a fantastic actor. A little wild, and my (non-film major but still theater adjacent and former scene kid) husband giving me an excellent blind-view (and some non-spoiler trivia bits <3) I’m looking forward to subsequent watches Rated 5/5 Stars •  Rated 5 out of 5 stars 11/09/25 Full Review Read all reviews

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