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Apr 24, 2020 · Calling Movies ‘Fincher-Esque’ Makes David Fincher ‘Feel a Little Queasy’. The "Gone Girl" director weighs the pros and cons of having a trademark style. By Zack Sharf.
- Zack Sharf
Oct 4, 2023 · Reptile is far from being a typical music video—it is a Fincheresque crime thriller that perfectly embodies the term “slow burn.”
Dec 26, 2017 · DAVID FINCHER. I just listened to a 45 minute long audio podcast of Kurt Anderson interviewing the master, film director David Fincher. As he is currently promoting his latest film “Gone Girl”. Finch discusses the first visual-storytelling stimuli that sparked his interest in filmmaking when he was seven years old….
- Rear Window (1954) This Hitchcock classic is a film that Fincher cites as a favorite. That checks out, as its fingerprints can be found on many of Fincher's own movies.
- Memento (2000) Fincher and Christopher Nolan will be forever linked because they both broke through around the turn of the century with mind-bending movies that attracted similar audiences.
- Barton Fink (1991) David Fincher isn't just a member of the Hollywood establishment; he's as big a fan of movies as anyone, so much so that the entertainment industry itself became the subject of one of his most celebrated films.
- Shutter Island (2010) Like David Fincher, Martin Scorsese's filmography include biopics and period pieces, but crime is clearly his wheelhouse. 2010's "Shutter Island" — based on the novel by Dennis Lehane — might not be Scorsese's best movie, but it's the one that shares the most DNA with Fincher's work (twists, mistaken identities, Hitchcock blondes), and it's one of the most fun to puzzle through.
Dec 8, 2022 · Unfolding like a David Fincheresque procedural and doused in gloomy grays and blues, the film, by the writer and director Fernando Guzzoni, may seem provocative to some in the context of #MeToo...
- Beatrice Loayza
- Fernando Guzzoni
Jul 14, 2021 · A fincheresque angel The movie, and perhaps the Hero’s psyche itself, plays Tyler’s exit as his defeat, but it’s anything but. His goal was to make the Hero die to become alive.
fincheresque. I love Total Recall (1990) but the space-port scene where Quade’s disguise malfunctions always irks me. Are there moments like that in other films that make you just go “how on earth would that work?!” Discussion.
