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| Runtime: 139 min Audio: Dual Audio Language: English Frame Rate: 25 fps Video Audio Bitrate: 384 kbps | Starring: Brad Pitt, Edward Norton, Helena Bonham Carter Year: 1999 Genre: Drama Director: David Fincher |
Review: I, unfortunately, is not one of Chuck Palahniuk loyal readers who had read the book before seeing the movie. However, I could not wait to read the book after seeing the movie. I read the book five times since I've seen the movie more times than I can remember. Simply put, this movie changed my life. Not only on a personal level (I will not comment, except to say that I am now a big fan of Palahniuk here), but also as a movie watcher. I look at movies differently after watching this movie, because it breaks the door. This movie is literally the first time I saw something that at first seemed incredibly elegant, sophisticated and fun. Ask attracted you before the end, so performance was nothing less than perfect (always been a character more memorable than as Tyler Durden Brad Pitt), music, screenplay (based on what is now , my favorite book of all time), lighting, walking around! Virtually everything about this film was my surprise, except for one man. David Fincher, the director, was probably the only reason I went to see this movie in the first place. His work on the seven and the game had me excited to see what they will do next, but I came to this movie expecting a stylish film that offers good pieces and, hopefully, a good deed, but what I got was much, much more. Honestly, how many times have you seen a film, every viewing, it becomes even more complex, yet so simple that you can not stop laughing. Every time I watch this film, I notice something new about it, the depth of the screen. Then there is a small issue on the history of Fight Club, written by Chuck Palahniuk (who is one of the most fertile imaginations around. Do not believe me? Survivor Read and weep!) The story is , nothing short of amazing, the pure shock value of social commentary on the state of the world at the end of the century. You'll cry, you'll laugh, you'll do all cliches, but? More importantly, you'll identify with everything on the screen. These rates cinema as one of my favorite movies of all time, and simply have not seen it yet quit wasting your time online, and get to the nearest video rental store ! 5/5
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