Review by Paula Nechak. [Seattle Post-Intelligencer]

Review from a fan of the novel, comparing it to the film.

Movie review and pictures.

Preview by Captain Smirk of a rough cut.

Venice Film Festival review by the Bosnian Witch Doctor. "Engrossing from the very first shot."

"It forces you to have dangerous thoughts, confront them as you would any problem before you and expects you as a reasonable human being to come out with the right answers."

Collection of reviews.

Analysis of the Brad Pitt and Edward Norton film, and links to similar movies.

Rated 80% by Dan Jardine. "The Fight Club is not the great film Fincher's acolytes would have us believe."

Rated 4/5 by Michael Barthel. "Fight Club is an amazing, important film that everyone but overly suggestible psychopaths need to see." [Oberlin Review]

Film review by horror writer John Shirley, author of The Crow. [Spark]

Review by the Self-Made Critic.

Roger Ebert's review. Rated 2/5. "... the most frankly and cheerfully fascist big-star movie since "Death Wish," a celebration of violence in which the heroes write themselves a license to drink, smoke, screw and beat one another up."

Rated 8/10 by Yazmin Ghonaim. "A powerful film which fuses the highly sensitive issues that haunt its frustrated and confused protagonist with the visual representations of his mental states."

Review of film and DVD by J.D. Taylor. Also includes Fight Club?s philosophy/Tylerisms.

"Fight Club is pathetic filmmaking, but it does demonstrate that when a man sets his mind to it, he can be almost as stupid as Susan Faludi." By Alan Vanneman. [Bright Lights Film Journal]

"Worth seeing just for its astonishing visual style...Fight Club has to be taken seriously as one of the best films of this year." By Michael Skeet. [CBC Radio]

"Fight Club is a movie that sells a bill of goods you might not want to consider buying." By Kevin Courrier. [CBC Radio]

Review by Lawrence Russell.

Movie review by Bret Polish.

Links to reviews on other sites.

Two separate reviews of the film.

Review and ratings by James Berardinelli.

By Linda Brigham.

Movie review by Alex Sandell.

"Joe Queenan has no problem with grown men beating each other senseless. It's just the rest of Fight Club he doesn't care for." [Guardian]