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Fight Club (1999) |
378 reviews |
Film rated 4.5 / 5
(Chick rating: 4.3 / 5)
(Guy rating: 4.5 / 5)
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Snowflake army loses individuality. |
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Norton: Two 'Ed' monster. |
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Pitt's fought-provoking film. |
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Schizophrenia? Ending is Pitt-iful. |
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Fearsome fisticuffs. Fabulous film. |
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Fighting and soap making. |
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Insomnia, Ikea, overactive imagination. |
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Ed's split lip, personality. |
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Norton takes some beating! |
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Angry? Brad's beside himself! |
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Meat portrays Palhaniuk's Paulson. |
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Norton destroys Leto's face. |
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Ikea breeds self-contempt. |
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Edward Norton's fighting Pitt. |
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Pitt incoherant. Massive improvement. |
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Id befriends invisible ego. |
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Basement fisticuffs. Buildings fall. |
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I'm Jack's psychotic dream. |
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Where's Tyler? Norton's head. |
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Insomniac fights against civilization. |
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Norton: self-help junkie. |
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Insomniac with control issues. |
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Political terrorism made hip. |
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Pitt Norton against self. |
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Pitt's half acting badly. |
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Perception versus reality. Whoa! |
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Norton's bitch tits smothering. |
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Durden dies smelling brains. |
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Jack's Pitt bones Bonham. |
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Split Personality: Love Triangle. |
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Norton touches himself. Repeatedly. |
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Multiple personalities: a Pitt-y. |
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Pitt installs Norton insecurity. |
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Fincher's sadistic soap opera. |
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Pitt's explosive soap bubbles. |
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Durden's burden: identity crisis. |
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Psychotic antihero chases himself. |
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Norton punches troubles away. |
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Norton's over-active imagination. |
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Pitt lathers Norton, repeat. |
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I'm Jack's splintered psyche. |
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Self-castigation is a virtue. |
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Nihilist view: Tough Pitt! |
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Tyler's near-life experience. |
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En-Tyler-ly anarchistic black comEdy. |
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Beaten Jared looks better. |
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Norton in emotional Pitt. |
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Marla enjoyed grade school. |
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Anarchists make bombs, soap. |
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Pugilistic nihilists shave monkeys. |
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Imaginary friend turns bad. |
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Fincher's finest; fat flogging. |
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Norton doesn't dodge soap. |
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Rough quarter-life-crisis. |
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Good. Beware subliminal wangs. |
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Sterile, consumerist lifestyle? Fight! |
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Soap salesman sells sedition. |
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Fincher's punchy consumerism satire. |
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Even anarchists have rules. |
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Calvin. Hobbes. With violence. |
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Punches ultimately collapse buildings. |
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Page Range |
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