Fight Club
What does it say about me that I went back and forth between two lines of thought for the entire movie? The first was that Edward Norton and Brad Pitt should make out, which, seriously, they should have. The second had two parts: first of all, everyone who thinks Edward Norton would make a good Edward (AB:VH) is a flipping moron, and second of all, Brad Pitt would be goddamn amazing as Eddie, which I had already suspected, but this movie just confirmed it. Oh Brad Pitt. Plz call me and offer to be in my movie.
ANYWAY. I liked this movie. The last...half hour or so didn't really work for me, but the rest was awesome. It was so fast-paced and dark and perfect, and then the end! All I wanted was to go to bed, which was partly my own fault, but this movie is fucking long, and I wasn't expecting it to take forever to watch. And since I had already figured out the split personality thing, I just didn't care.
The rest though! I really loved the entire thing, up til about the start of Project Mayhem, I guess. I loved the fight clubs, and watching the narrator's life change, and just. Everything. Loved it. I kind of want to watch it again, maybe with the commentary, but whatever, because I know I'll just turn it off once it gets to the boring part.
And the very end, well, that was more of a personal problem, in that trying to kill myself and failing is one of my biggest fears. Can you really shoot yourself in the face and then talk about it? For the love of all that is holy, please tell me no.
ANYWAY. I liked this movie. The last...half hour or so didn't really work for me, but the rest was awesome. It was so fast-paced and dark and perfect, and then the end! All I wanted was to go to bed, which was partly my own fault, but this movie is fucking long, and I wasn't expecting it to take forever to watch. And since I had already figured out the split personality thing, I just didn't care.
The rest though! I really loved the entire thing, up til about the start of Project Mayhem, I guess. I loved the fight clubs, and watching the narrator's life change, and just. Everything. Loved it. I kind of want to watch it again, maybe with the commentary, but whatever, because I know I'll just turn it off once it gets to the boring part.
And the very end, well, that was more of a personal problem, in that trying to kill myself and failing is one of my biggest fears. Can you really shoot yourself in the face and then talk about it? For the love of all that is holy, please tell me no.
