Fight Club

A knockout...So feverish is Fight Club...that thermometer contact might make mercury shatter.

It assaults us with violence, brutality, sexual confusion and anarchy and has enough bruising, punishing humor to keep us laughing with relief.

Never less than dazzling to look at, and the scorching humor keeps it alive from scene to scene.

Fight Club is to intelligent men what Catherine Breillat's "Romance" is to intelligent women -- an insult.

Keeps filmgoers wondering what will happen next even as they are repulsed by what's happening in front of them.

Undermines its serious undertones with an avalanche of smirky cynicism designed to flatter the hipper-than-thou fantasies of adolescent moviegoers.

If, as Fincher has said, this movie is supposed to be funny, then the joke's on us.

Um dos plot twists mais bem executados de todo o cinema. É sem sombra de duvidas, um filme para se assistir antes de morrer.

I will say this film holds up over 25 years after its release. I like the narrative style, but this film is almost too conceptual. You'll get lost if you are focused on the camera work towards the end. This one feels like a fever dream come to life. Unfortunately, this film was pretty overhyped going in so my expectations were skewed. It's definitely worth the watch, but does not deserve the praise that it gets from the film-bros.

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Extremely over-hyped. The first hour is mind-numbingly boring, the rest is a mediocre story about terrorism with a stupid plot twist which makes you wonder why people joined the fight club at the very start..

I wish i could have an imaginary friend so i could get therapy for this movie