Movie Review: "Fight Club" (1999)At a time with young, striving director David Fincher, at age 36, bringing out the dead as the living alike with a personal, yet novel-adaptation-filtered, take on ultimate questions on the human condition, comes "Fight Club" to late to make waves at the international box office, going under as a highly-regarded, highly-revisited and highly-respected cinematic piece of art, when the main characters of just being "The Narrator" and his hit-and-run close-to-lazy, but downward-life-embracing friend Tyler Durden, up to ultra-narcisstic heights in motion picture history portrayed by actor Brad Pitt in its prime, when counterpart, fresh out of "American History X" boot-camping productions Edward Norton, keep close encounters with the enternal feminine performing character Marla Singer, here brought to justice by actress Helena Bonham Carter, when the high-end Hollywood budget embracing adaptation of Chuck Palahniuk's book of 1996, which so famously filtered the parents-estranged "Generation X", when today's "Generation Y" catched the awareness of being more then just white-trash junk-pushing anarchists to the point-of-no-return; so then "Fight Club" must succeed as full-orchestra-playing, from camera-motion digital-extension-initiative cinematography by Jeff Cronenworth to finalizing kaleidoscopish montage sequence-editorials by endless-threads-cutter James Haygood, believed to be an alterego of director David Fincher himself; a cinematic masterpiece for everyone to discover in retrospective of Hollywood production season 1998/1999, when film-making directors had been put into place of vision by endeavoring producers as Arnon Milchan, Joel Silver and "8mm" (1999) producing Gavin Polone & Joel Schumacher, to the state of "anything is possible". © 2018 Felix Alexander Dausend (Cinemajesty Entertainments LLC)

Fight Club is a cult classic, an absolutely brilliant and unexpectedly good movie with a great plot twist. Definitely my favorite movie of all time.

I had this film constantly discussed around me growing up. "It's the best film ever made!" "It's an overrated piece of trash!" Around three years ago i finally saw Fight Club, and i can say with certainty, it is not overrated. You need to watch this film. It's a masterpiece in cinema history.

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V:10 A:10

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Is it just me, or are other people experiencing ongoing pixelation throughout the movie?

It's only pixelated on my small notebook!

@Pymander_ Yeah, same thing is happening to me. I'm using VLC Player on a 17.6" Acer laptop hook'd up to a PC monitor.

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a:10 v:10

truely "YIFY Level" quality

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A9.5 V9.5

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Hey, thanks Yifi, I really mean it man. Now this money that I wanted to buy the DVD with will go towards my nephews birthday. The movie is actually a love story and all the rest that's going on serves as a metaphor for the tribulation that some relationships go through. It still is one of the best movies ever made and it did change me when I saw it in my late teens for the first time. A/V 10/10

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this either was encoded incorrectly or it's not really a 1080p rip, the file resolution reads as 1920x800 in vlc. i only noticed it because i have a 16:9 monitor and the aspect ratio of the video looked wrong

How the fuck do I remove subtitles

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