Fight Club (DVD) Reviews

What do you do when you have everything and don't care about any of it? Fight Club's yuppie narrator (Norton) has the fifteenth story glass-fronted condo with expensive furnishings, the highly paid job with career advancement possobilities and a wardrobe of designer clothing. So why does he feel so empty? A chance meeting with ...  Read the complete review

I can honestly say that, having watched and enjoyed hundreds of films, from U.S. 'blockbusters' to obscure european 'art house' this is without question my number one of all time. The storyline, (which some of my friends have still not got their heads fully around) really has nothing to do with fighting ...  Read the complete review

As long he stops directing videos for ' A Perfect Circle', David Fincher could be the next Stanley Kubrick. 'Fightclub' is a controversial film, that's pretty much a given, however, to maintain this as it's one notable feature would be grossly misjudged. Fightclub is beautifully shot, flawlessly acted, and maintains not only a ...  Read the complete review

what more can you say for this film?? nothing it is a work of genious. this film has everything u could want from a film... brute bare nuckle fights and a awkward and hard to understand plot. this could get you very confused, so be sure to watch it 2 or 3 times. very entertaining the highlight of this film definately has to be the ...  Read the complete review

First off, I'd like to acknowledge that prior to seeing this movie, I'd never call anything having to do with Brad Pitt a "classic" or "commentary" of any sort. After seeing Fight Club, however, I've changed my opinion about him. He and Edward Norton performed beautifully in this film, gradually and ...  Read the complete review

Fight Club, just what is it about exactly? That's what I thought after the plain cinfusing advertising. I went into this film blind as a bat, which is probably the best way for you to watch it. So what you need to know is; Is Fight Club any good? Read on to find out ... One thing that struck me was fast pace and modern ...  Read the complete review

What can I say about Fight Club? It is a truly great movie, and the ending is extremely well constructed. Unfortunately I had the ending spoiled for me, but this is definitely a movie to watch at least twice. Both Ed Norton and Brad Pitt are great, but the whole cast are excellent. For me Meatloaf stands out as one of the ...  Read the complete review

David Fincher isn't the happiest guy in the world. Nor does he give a damn about who he upsets. With Alien 3, he grunged up the popular franchise and undone all Ripley's good work by killing the cute little girl. Then he gave us Seven, the 90's bleakest serial killer movie, set against a perpetually rain-sodden city. ...  Read the complete review

was what I felt like asking random strangers after seeing this film...WHY?? Read on.................... Not wanting to give too much of the plot away; basically this is the story of a man called Jack who is looking for an exit from his mundane life and meets Tyler Durden, a charismatic soap salesman. What then develops is ...  Read the complete review

When I found out, one saturday night, that we'd be watching 'Fight Club', I huffed and puffed about the fact that it would be a violence fuelled, no-brain-required lads flick. But, because of the seriously poor television that night, I agreed to watch it until I got bored or tired. By the end of this spectacular movie, I ...  Read the complete review

Do not judge 'Fight Club' by it's name. Rather than being some violent action Rambo-style time-waster as it's name suggests, this film is a faithful adaptation of Chuck Palahniuk's fascinating book. This film is actually an intelligent psychological drama - and while it has some brutality and 'smut' in it ...  Read the complete review

OK, first things first. I cannot write a full opinion about this film without revealing most of the plot. So if you've not seen the film and are planning to (which I highly recommend) don't read past the spoiler alert. I've just last night watched Fight Club for the second time and now I think I can actually write an ...  Read the complete review

Where before have you seen a hero with a vocal need to question authority, and who, through his imaginary ego expresses his inner feelings towards a girl he feels compelled to outwardly scorn? Is a philosophical foil and critic of materialism? Has a lean, toned, incredibly vicious sparring partner? A flamboyant guy who makes up his own ...  Read the complete review

See Fight Club once, and you'll probably be impressed. But you really need to see it a second time to catch all the little things that make this a good film, that you missed the first time around. We are welcomed into the film by the lead character returning to see his flat burning to the ground. Desolate, and with nowhere ...  Read the complete review

Once again, a film that I was going to watch turns out to be totally different to what i was expecting, I imagined a film dominated by fighting in underground clubs hence the title. What you get is totally different and very much appreciated it is too. I don't really want to say too much about the film as it has to be ...  Read the complete review

Edward Norton plays an insomniac who’s only relief comes from his regular visits to various support groups. His life makes a dramatic change when he meets up with a soap salesman by the name of Tyler Durden (Brad Pitt). After a night out drinking they beat the hell out of each other for fun and Fight Club is born. Along the way he ...  Read the complete review

Need I say more !! This movie is a must see ! I have recently bought it on DVD and am extreamly happy with my buy. Not only is the movie great but the special features of the DVD are definatly worth a look for the 'FIGHT CLUB' fan ! The film made the fight club seem like a place that could and may well actually exist, ...  Read the complete review

Just in case you haven't read any reviews or seen any trailers for this film yet be warned ... it is not for the faint hearted. If you are thinking of buying it because Brad Pitt stars in it then I think you may be disappointed if you like his more frequently portrayed clean cut image. Without giving too much of the plot ...  Read the complete review

Fight Club is a brooding and intense psychomasochistic violent fantasy that will only turn on men and only turn off women. The whacks are pounding and the cinematography is claustrophic and intense. Director David Fincher has never made a better film and this is one of my all time favourites. Peple have criticised the film over its ...  Read the complete review

Fight club is, I believe one of the greatest movies ever. Starring Meat Loaf, Edward Norton and Brad Pitt, this movie seriously kicks the stuffing out of all those other lame as hell wannabe action movies. This film has changed my views on life, as far as my thoughts of capitalism and my views on my values. It also has some kickass ...  Read the complete review