It turned out to be such a story. I never thought about it, but from the fragments I have seen and the words and phrases of others, I never expected it to be like this.
Don’t ask me whether I understand it or not. Of course, I can understand or don’t understand the plot of the movie. Fight Club is only watching a feeling, a kind of emotion. Just like Transportting, what did you say he said, what did he want to show, the drug history of a group of ignorant teenagers? Persuade people to know when they are lost? (Don't laugh, I have really read some film reviews like this) Everyone has different feelings, so why bother to frame yourself? So don’t say, ah, what does this paragraph mean, what’s going on in that paragraph, why is it like this, why it is like that, why, why, why, don’t ask all, there are not so many whys, just watch and enjoy it.
Those who like to explore can probably see the so-called anger, anti-matter, schizophrenia...These are all part of the content and spirit of the director. But it's actually very simple for me, wow, it's so cool. But what is cool, I can't explain it, it just feels from the bottom of my heart.
It's easy to put "The Seven Deadly Sins" and "Fight Club" together, also from David Fincher, with Brad Pitt as a supporting role, and also telling a confusing story. But I think "Fight Club" is actually closer to movies like "Guessing the Train" and "Two Smoking Guns". It has a very good soundtrack and a very psychedelic feeling.
The ending was great. I thought it was calm after a shot. Everything seemed to have never existed. I even thought about the final shot, flashed back everything quickly, returned to reality, and finally fixed it on the afternoon lawn of a certain mental hospital. Facts have proved that I am too tacky. How can there be any real illusions? How do you know that the so-called reality is not your imagination? No change, everything is still going on, holding hands with the woman (or lover) to watch the buildings collapse in front of them, the music plays, and the darkness falls. I have to say that the final soundtrack is awesome.
PS1. Looking at some people’s film reviews, it turns out that Brad Pitt’s shadow flashes inadvertently in the original shots, and there are also some related shots (the most obvious is the ending, you don’t need to freeze to know what you saw)
2. For the first time I think Brad Pitt is handsome, red leather suits him well
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