 To which actor did the author credit a slightly better than normal performance?
He's going to tell you, breezily, and the director, David Fincher, is going to illustrate his narrative--violently. Fincher ( Seven , 1995; The Game , 1997) is out to bombard you with so much feverish imagery that you have no choice but to succumb to the movie's reeling, punch-drunk worldview. Jack and Bob subscribe to a new form of male bonding: They cling to each other and sob. "Self-improvement," explains Tyler, "is masturbation"; self-destruction is the new way. Fincher and his screenwriter, Jim Uhls, seem to think they've broken new ground in Fight Club , that their metaphor for our discontents hits harder than anyone else's.
 Brad Pitt
 Ted Danson  Loren Dean  Brad Pitt  Steve Zahn