Expectations that David Fincher would do more with a traditional assassin story are not met, and while it’s not a dissatisfying cinematic experience, it is a disappointing one.
David Fincher was once attached to make World War Z 2, and he's ultimately glad that it didn't end up working out.
Ben Affleck shares his biggest superpower and how he felt about working with director David Fincher.
The Trial of the Chicago 7 emerged victorious over Mank in one of the Golden Globes categories, and David Fincher handled it quite well.
Gone Girl star Ben Affleck touches on the theater versus streaming debate.
Saw is coming with Chris Rock's Spiral, and apparently it'll take inspiration from Se7en.
After two decades, David Fincher finally responds to Paul Thomas Anderson wishing testicular cancer on him.
These films do not capture someone's entire life in two hours, but at least leave the impression of one.
You may have heard of Orson Welles, but who are these other people?
Netflix in December means David Fincher's Mank, Part 2 of Transformers: War for Cybertron Trilogy, Jurassic Park, and more!
There's no movie night like a David Fincher movie night, and Brad Pitt knows why.
The acclaimed director compares Joker's numbers to Fight Club's failure.
The Zodiac filmmaker opens back up last year's controversy about Joker.
It's never easy to predict what David Fincher is going to do next, or even—as the gaps between his films might suggest—when the heck he's even going to do it. But a new development in the filmmaker's career has made that guessing game a bit easier. Talking to French magazine Premiere [via The Playlist], Fincher revealed he has signed an exclusive deal with Netflix for the next four years. Here's what Fincher said: [caption id="attachment_363066" align="alignright" width="360"] Image via Sony Pictures[/caption] “Yes, I have an exclusivity deal with [Netflix] for …
With Mank poised to open in select theaters in November and to debut globally on Netflix on December 4th, we look back at every score we've given to a David Fincher-directed movie -- and why.
Fincher’s Mank is far more dazzling and snappy than the director’s previous biopic, The Social Network, yet the black and white drama doesn’t capture the magic of its subject.