Review of Fight Club (1999) by Luke S — 14 Feb 2015
Among all of David Fincher's masterpieces, this might just be his very best. Fight Club is a twisted trip into the dark and psychotic mind of an insomniac, who is played excellently by Edward Norton, who proves once again that he is one of the greatest actors working today.
This film shows the shocking liberation of physical violence, however it doesn't glorify it in the least. Fight Club also shows the fall of modern day society, and it does a fine job in doing so. Every second of the running time is breathtakingly enjoyable, and it's one of the few films I have seen that can change your perspective on today's civilisation, and possibly change your very own life.
This review of Fight Club (1999) was written by Luke S on 14 Feb 2015.
Fight Club has generally received very positive reviews.
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