Dewhitte H. Davis
Daniels
ENG-1013
March 31, 2005

I Am Jack's Paper

The movie Fight Club shakes the foundations of our democratic nation, spits on our capitalist society, and makes all who watch it look at the American way of life differently. In a country driven by consumption, one can imagine the movie Fight Club rubs certain people the wrong way. When Edward Norton was asked why he decided to take the role as the main character in Fight Club, he replied, "to piss off America."
Each American since childhood has been told repeatedly that democracy equals freedom, but is this true? The only difference between capitalism and socialism is that corporations own everything in a capitalist society. In America "the things you own end up owning you." Corporate America gives Americans a television in every home, a car in every driveway, and a Wal-Mart in every town. They call this freedom and freedom shall rain. This new breed of social democracy, an evolution of democracy......

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Title: Movie Review: Fight Club
Approximate Word Count: 817
Approximate Pages: 4 (250 words per double-spaced page)

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