One of my favorite movies of all time, Brad Pitt was amazing and so was Norton. The movie carries itself nonchalantly, it's like it doesn't give a fuck and I loved every second of it.
Tava na lista há um tempão e, sendo sinceros, não gostei muito, viu? Mas a conclusão que fica até que é válida: macho é um bicho previsível, frágil e péssimo mesmo.
"Where is my mind?" at the end makes the whole thing feel a bit more poignant than it actually is, but there's a love story of note in there somewhere.
Bu filmi lisedeyken izlemiştim, izlemeyene köylü diyorlardı. Filmin konusu hatrımda kaldığı kadarıyla şöyle: birkaç kişi insan cesedindeki yağdan parfüm yapıyor, aynı zamanda da birkaç düzine kişi bodrum gibi bir yerde birbirleriyle dövüşüyor. Niye dövüşüyor, bu kesinlikle belli değil. Habertürkteki gibi osurursanız, yorum çıkar tabii: sistem eleştirisi vs. Şoke olmuştum... İnsanlık çöküyor...Bu filmler para ediyor..
Cinéma à Liège. Je me rappellais vraiment de pas grand chose. Trop belle la scène de la fin quand ils surplombent le monde écroulé.
This film is so great, it's practically hypnotic! Peppered with top-level dark humor, it's an ever-relevant examination of masculine anger at a complaisant, material and commercialized world. The screenplay is as sharp as a razor, as is Fincher's direction. Norton and Bonham Carter are fantastic as always, and Pitt's performance might just be his all-time best. In every regard, this is Fincher's finest film.
Watch this with 'Magnolia' and 'American Beauty' and you basically have the coolest American smarty-pants movies of 1999.
So, I watched this for the first time. I think I need some time to reflect on this film because it's a lot. Whilst I know it's objectively good film-making, I don't know whether I actually enjoyed it.
This film have great dramatic actions and violence, with good performance of the actors, story and plot points.
A satire of capitalism, consumerism and social isolation wrapped in a big ball of complete chaos and mayhem. Everything we've come to expect and conform to for most people in their 30s, a good little robot fitting into the ideals of societies structure and Fight Club places it under a spotlight highlighting the pointless meaning of it all presented in microscope closeups, anarchist characters and split personalities.
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