When the abyss covers you, you also have to look back at the abyss.
Two of my favorite movies, one is "The Melting Pot" and the other is "Fight Club".
For me, the significance of these two films is that one taught me how to be an upright person, and the other taught me how to be a normal person. Relatively speaking, being an upright person is often simpler. You just need A kind of faith is deeply burned into the heart, and then frequently wiped, probably enough.
It’s actually not easy to be a normal person, because you have to find your abnormal place, which means that you have to explore the abyss in your heart, and it’s dark there. Fortunately, some people use the world there simply and easily. It is described in a way that understands it, which is "Fight Club".
In fact, what I want to nag is that if a person is not normal enough, in fact, there is often not much integrity. Just like our master said to us, there is no wisdom, where is compassion.
Okay, let's get back to the subject. The general content of this movie is the story of a social animal programmer with a split personality and finally defeating another personality. Most film reviews interpret it as a split personality.
Split personality is actually a semi-finished concept, and it is often overlooked why this person splits.
The reason why I like this movie so much is because the roles played by Edward Norton and Brad Pitt also exist in my spiritual world. These two roles alternate from time to time, just like in the movie.
In fact, two villains often appear in our hearts. Of course, these two villains are the product of visualization. In fact, it is difficult for us to capture their true appearance in our hearts. Therefore, there is no way to talk about dominating them. We can only Dominated by them.
And David Fincher’s movie actually taught us how to discover them, how they appear, and how to control them.
So I actually looked at this movie as a textbook, a psychological textbook, so that you will discover the true side of him, rather than just seeing the absurd plot.
Finally, what I want to say is, can you give me a punch?