Who would want to be in a Fight Club?

i liked that movie a lot.. but in real life i really dont like the idea of its existance..

I like to refer to it as "fashionably late" actually. My co-worker and I were discussing movies and books that throw you curveballs you never saw coming. This movie came up. I told him that I had wanted to see it, sort of, but never did. He recommended it and loaned a copy to me. I LOVED IT. Initally, I thought the movie was too dark, too disorganized, and the character actions were far too extreme. I remember thinking, why would any rational person do these things? Then, in the same moment he got it, I got it. I was thinking the same things he was saying. Noooo. Couldn't be. The movie had me replaying scenes for 2 days thinking "ohhhh that's why he/she did or said that." I honestly never saw the twist coming and I was still stunned days later when trying to unravel it all. I think this is gonna be one of those "watch it again now that I understand it all" kinda movies. The usual suspects made me do that. The only gripe I have with the movie is the ending. I'm not a spoiler and I'm not about to start now. However, bad CG and a tidy wrap-up just didn't fit the rest of the movie. I understand that the book does a better job of fleshing it out and I might pick up a copy instead of watching the movie again. But I highly recommend this one if you are "fashionably late" like me.

I liked the movie but at the end where the split personality thing comes,i thought the film was a waste