【NAME】Fight Club
【中 文 名】斗阵俱乐部(台)/搏击会(港)/搏击俱乐部/格斗俱乐部(其他)
【PRODUCE COMPANY】20th Century Fox)
【PRODUCE YEAR】1999
【MPAA】R
【IMDB评分】8.5/10 (74,278 votes)
【NATION】United Nation
【DIRCTER】 (David Fincher)
【ACTOR】 (Edward Norton) ...... Narrator
　　　　　　 (Brad Pitt) ...... Tyler Durden
　　　　　　(Helena Bonham Carter) ...... Marla Singer
　　　　　　 (Meat Loaf) ...... Robert \'Bob\' Paulson
　　　　　　 (Zach Grenier) ...... Richard Chesler
　　　　　　Richmond Arquette ...... Intern
　　　　　　David Andrews ...... Thomas
　　　　　　George Maguire ...... Group Leader
　　　　　　Eugenie Bondurant ...... Weeping Woman
　　　　　　Christina Cabot ...... Group Leader
　　　　　　Sydney \'Big Dawg\' Colston ...... Speaker
　　　　　　Rachel Singer ...... Chloe
　　　　　　Christie Cronenweth ...... Airline Attendant
　　　　　　Tim De Zarn ...... Inspector Bird
　　　　　　Ezra Buzzington ...... Inspector Dent

Become Space monkey
If you're like a lot of people, you love a great comedy. If you're like ME, you like a comedy with testicle jokes, needless violence and madcap scenes in which terrorists blow up Starbuck's coffeehouses. "Fight Club" is a subversive, $65 million dollar underground film with a sense of humor that forces you to think.

After much anticipation, Mr. Fincher's opus is finally upon us, but what exactly is "Fight Club"? An action film? A romantic comedy? An anarchist's cookbook? The most gloriously f**ked-up journey of self-discovery in the history of cinema? No, that last one would probably be "Santa Sangre", to which this film bears more than a small resemblance, but "Fight Club" is a bit of all these things and a well placed middle finger to the American middle class and the First Church of IKEA.

The last time director David Fincher and Brad Pitt teamed up the result was "Seven", arguably one of the most original and intense thrillers ever made. With "Fight Club" Fincher has unleashed all the demons that men face on screen.

Ed Norton is a wage slave who soon realizes that being a good consumer does not guarantee a fulfilling life. When he meets up with another headcase Tyler Durden, played by Brad Pitt, the two form a bond sealed with a right hook. The odd pair start their own fight club if only to learn how to feel something.

Underground fight clubs soon spring up all over America and attract an army of men who start Project Mayhem. They quickly turn their rage into mischievous terrorist attacks on corporate icons like Ikea, Starbucks and Calvin Klein. This is mainstream subversion at its best.

This movie is going to get a lot of heat for its reckless violence by the usual group of 50 year -old, out of touch movie critics. Guess what--this movie wasn't made for you--"Fight Club" is a film for MY generation.

"Fight Club" is not just a movie, but a wake up call to a disenfranchised generation sick of being told by advertising what to drive, wear, buy, smoke, drink and eat in order to be cool. I hate that kind of crap and I really love this movie. It's one of the best films of the year.

As much of the film relies upon the unexpected turns of the story, I'm not going to spoil anything here. There is no escape for Jack or the audience. Suffice to say that the story is about how Jack loses himself in the modern world, and his search for his identity leads to some seriously messed-up conclusions. His search may not necessarily be over at the end, but a new one by the audience may have commenced. Any film that makes you question yourself must be doing something right

In the film, Ed Norton declares that if he could fight anyone, he would fight Willian Shatner. If I could fight anyone, I would fight my teacher.(alarm/韩光）


Came from the start of DVD

This is chemical burning.....

1$ clothes? ahhh....