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| Runtime: 139 min Audio: AC3 Language: English Frame Rate: 25 fps Video Bitrate: 2924 Kb/sec Audio Bitrate: 384 kbps |
Review: I am, unfortunately, not one of the loyal readers who read Chuck Palahniuk book before seeing the movie. However, I could not wait to read the book after seeing the movie. I read the book 5 times since then, and 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 mention here just say now I'm a big fan of Palahniuk), but also as a movie-watcher. I watch movies differently after seeing the film because they broke doors. The film is literally the first time I came to something that at first glance looks very elegant, sophisticated and fun. The plot attracted you before turning upside down, the performance was nothing short of amazing (never been a more memorable character than Brad Pitt as Tyler Durden), music, film particles (based on what now my all-time favorite books), the lighting, the pace, the thing! Everything about this movie took me by surprise, except for one man. David Fincher, director, probably the only reason I went to see this film in the first place. His work on the game seven and I was excited to see what he would do next, but I came to the movie expecting stylish film offered a good plot and hopefully some good action, but what I got was much, much more. Honestly, how many times have you seen scannána with each viewing becomes even more complicated yet so simple that you can not help but need anger. Every time I watch the movie I notice something new, which is the depth of what is on the screen. Then there is the small matter of history Fight Club, written by Chuck Palahniuk (who is one of the most fertile imaginations around. Do not believe me? Survivor Read and weep!) History is nothing short of amazing shock value comment, pure social on the state of the world at the end of the century. You'll cry, you'll laugh, you'll do all the cliché? S but more importantly will recognize everything on the screen. The types of film as one of my all-time favorite movies and simply if you have not seen it yet, then stop wasting your time and get to the nearest video rental store in Online! 5/5
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