Fight_Club

Fight Club Fight Club is a film that insists that its viewers look past what's on the surface and find something deeper. Fight Club is a profound film with many subplots and multiple themes. The movie probes into such topics as consumerism, the feminization of society, manipulation, cultism, fascism, and even the mysteries of the human ego. Primarily, it is a film that surrealistically describes the status of the American male at the end of the 20th century as disenchanted, unfulfilled, and looking for a way out. It depicts how entrepreneurial males have been emasculated by their modern life styles, by a feminized consumer culture that places more worth on fancy cars and designer labels than the well known masculine values like power and strength. The central character in the film remains nameless. He is trapped in the corporate world and finds himself increasingly dissatisfied with the benefits it is supposed to deliver. The movie asks many questions about everyday psychology and coping with the problems of the world. It starts off with this “successful” business man who is struggling with how his life turned out and he is constantly trying to keep up with his corporate world. He hates narrator, tyler, movie, man, fight, club, out, life, himself, film, world, even, penguin, narrators, group, goes, fur, first, finds, finally, corporate, about, york, whole, while, wearing, way, viewers, tyler’s, two, trying, think, take, surface, support