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What A Movie!

Wow! Fight Club is a wonderful and exciting movie. David Fincher who previously directed the movie Seven, (also staring Brad Pit) takes a novel by Chuck Palahniuk and puts it to life on the big screen with great results. Fight Club is original as well as entertaining and is definitely an energetic movie with lots of visuals. I have never seen anything quite like it. The most important thing about this movie is the message in the storyline, the first class acting by Edward Norton And Brad Pit is just icing on the cake. David Fincher directs the story of a lonely middle-class working guy (Norton) who begins to fall apart when he starts to realize the worthlessness of his existence. Edward Norton, whose characters name is never mentioned, becomes addicted to self-help groups because he is an Insomniac. The groups are the only way that he can sleep. A woman and Hypochondriac (Marla Singer) who joins all the same groups messes everything up. Norton is unable to sleep again. That's when Tyler Durden (Brad Pitt) shows up. A do what you want, live fast, die young kind of guy. This persona that Tyler carries has Norton Idolizing him. The two of them end up forming an underground gang of men from all walks of life. The gang is called


He is a very talented actor with leading roles in movies such as, Primal Fear and History-X. It's also an uncompromising American classic". We are the middle children of history with no purpose or place. I say to myself, "I wish I had the balls to say and do that"! Putting Brad Pitt and Edward Norton together in one movie is a "Most Go See". Norton describes how he is feeling in the middle of a fight scene after getting jealous of a member that Pitt took a liking too. People are becoming less and less individual in America today. The two main characters, Pitt and Norton show others who feel the same way that they don't have to live under a society that doesn't give a crap about them "make your own rules, do what's going to make you feel good about your life"! If you don't feel good about yourself the answer would be to "FIGHT" and everything will be fine. As the gruesome fight was taking place Norton starts to narrate his feeling by saying "I felt like putting a bullet between the eyes of every panda that wouldn't screw to save its own species! I wanted to open the dump values on oil tankers and smother all those French beaches I'd never see! I wanted to breath smoke! It is natural to feel angry and want to justify violence when something upsets you. I would agree with "Rolling Stone" and their review that says," It pulls you in, challenges your prejudices, rocks your world and leaves you laughing in the face of an abyss. Brad Pitt a sexy, slick, confident man, showing his hard body in many scenes has every man wanting to be him. This movie with its' script of literature shows human insanity in black humor, self-image and self-improvement. I don't know anyone else who could play this part.

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