Movie: Fight Club

Interpretation:
Fight Club is about materialism, and how it stops us humans from evolving. It's destroying the basic principles of society, because people think they will be happy with material objects that they want, but it's only making them less happy with their lives. 'More is Less' and vice-versa, as you see through Tyler Durden, who is almost the opposite of The narrator in the sense of materialism. "Advertisement has us chasing cars and clothes, getting jobs we don't want to buy shit we don't need." This is very important in the understanding of Fight Club, as it shows that big-name brands and in-fashion things are only wanted because of their advertisement and reputation among the lifeless society who live in this world. Basically, people are living unnecessary lives as they work the job that they can get, buy the things that they 'want' but only because of advertisement. Tyler is very anti-materialistic, and The narrator creates him because he wants someone that can save him, that can redeem him from living in the world that is now pointless and mistaken.

I'm sorry if I couldn't get the point across, but I could go for a very long time If I got in to detail.

Rating: 5.0 with 13 votes.