#在你看过的电影中, which one is the most memorable for you #
[Watch] In fact, the most memorable movie is "Fight Club", when I first saw the title, I thought it was a movie about boxing. After watching a third of the feeling is a very inspirational movie about a person's growth process from coercion to forced, after two-thirds of the story of finding out that it was originally a fine patient, when it came to the end, it felt like a magic movie. But when you slowly look back, you find that it is actually a very realistic movie.
Norton's Jack is an ordinary office worker, doing the same work repeatedly every day, and the most boring thing is actually this infinite cycle of brick moving process. I have to say that this character is very much in line with Norton's temperament.
Repetitive work had numbed him, without the joy of life, and unable to fall asleep normally. Until he heard about Bob's tragic experience at a testicular cancer mutual aid meeting. It's like some people like to give alms to the poor to gain self-affirmation and satisfaction, and when they see people who are inferior to themselves, they will inexplicably have a sense of pride and will feel that their lives are still quite successful.
After that mutual aid meeting, Jack was able to fall asleep normally and was addicted to participating in various mutual aid meetings. Jack reports all the mutual aid clubs he can report, and at a mutual aid meeting, he meets Mara, a strange woman dressed in a gothic style, and the most real person who feels that the fishman thinks is alive in the movie.
The first time Jack meets the man who changed him, Taylor (Brad Pitt), is on a plane. This man talks humorously, dresses fashionably, has a wide range of hobbies, and even knows how to make bombs out of furniture supplies. Jack longed for Taylor very much and felt that Taylor was the way he should live.
The second time Jack met Tyler, the two of them got into a fight. The fight was short, and there were some skin wounds on both sides, but Jack was still unsatisfied. The main thing is that it is too exciting, for Jack, an honest office worker, every day at work is already numb. Being able to output frantically with his fists is an emotional catharsis for Jack.
There are actually many people like Jack, and soon Taylor and Jack gather a group of "like-minded" partners. This group of people formed a fight club similar to underground boxing, this group of people has a variety of occupations during the day, and at night they are a group of violent beasts, and the leader of this group of beasts is Taylor.
Jack discovers that Taylor has recently become increasingly insane, even threatening to investigate their police chief, and that a group of Fighter Club people are living there, and they are planning to make explosives that look like they are going to do something earth-shattering.
Jack doesn't feel good, and he wants to stop Tyler, but it's very strange. Taylor evaporated like a human being, disappearing without a trace. Jack asked a lot of club members without getting useful information until a bartender told the truth, and you were Mr. Detone.
Taylor Deton is actually Jack, and Jack is Taylor Tetton. It turns out that Taylor is another self that Jack has distinguished, a perfect man that Jack once dreamed of. It's just that the man suddenly gets out of control and becomes more and more dangerous, and Jack decides to terminate Taylor's dangerous plan.
Jack came to the police station to report the crime and turned himself in, but he did not expect that there were also members of the club in the police. Several policemen hold Jack to cut his eggs because Jack has given them orders as Taylor that whoever organizes the operation will be castrated.
The most magical part of the film is more than this, Jack, who escaped from the clutches of the police, was caught by Taylor. Like Taylor said, Taylor was made by your Jack to escape your bullshit job and life. Jack, who realized this, fired a shot at him, which pierced his face and killed the illusory Taylor. After the gunshots, Mara leads the crowd to find Jack, who tricks the crowd into leaving only Mara and himself, holding Mara's hand and looking out the window at the skyscrapers that are constantly being blown up, whether it is fantasy or reality.