Fight Club (1999)
Disillusioned with his corporate job and numb to life, an unnamed insomniac narrator (Edward Norton) seeks meaning in support groups for the terminally ill—until he meets Tyler Durden (Brad Pitt), a charismatic soap maker with a radical philosophy on masculinity and consumerism.
Together, they form Fight Club, a secret underground society where men reclaim their primal instincts through bare-knuckle brawls. As Fight Club grows into a nationwide movement, its philosophy mutates into Project Mayhem, a dangerous and anarchic revolution. The narrator soon realizes that Tyler’s influence is spiraling out of control—and that their connection runs deeper than he ever imagined.
A mind-bending psychological thriller directed by David Fincher, Fight Club is a bold critique of modern society, identity, and the search for meaning, culminating in one of cinema’s most shocking twists.