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One thing you notice as a critic is that not all movies are for everyone, but that doesn't stop a great film from being one, or mean that every great film is for everyone. If the requisite for a **** review was that it be recommended viewing for every single person out there, the most challenging and innovative movies would often fall by the wayside. And so, with that appropriate disclaimer aside, Fight Club is one of the most innovative and entertaining films of the year, but some people aren't going to like it very much. Some would say it's "just for guys" or "just for young people", but I think that excludes too many people... let's just say some people are more likely to enjoy it than others... and know that going in.

It is true that Fight Club is a very male film, as one of its central themes (of a few) is that of what has happened to the male in modern society; with the "Fight Clubs" being a violent sort of Primal Scream therapy. It's such a male movie that there's only a......

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