Finchers Best Film


it is

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I notice something new about it every time I watch. Best and most thought-provoking film i've ever seen

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I agree. I used to think Se7en was Fincher's number one work, but when time passed Fight Club seems to have more rewatch value.

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I notice something new about it every time I watch. Best and most thought-provoking film i've ever seen
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[–] pjl69 (469) 4 months ago

I agree. I used to think Se7en was Fincher's number one work, but when time passed Fight Club seems to have more rewatch value.
Agreed on both fronts. Although I'm not sure I would go so far as to call it *the* most thought-provoking film I've ever seen, but it is certainly one of the most.

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It's between this Seven and Zodiac imo.

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I pr2efer Zodiac over Fight Club.

When FC came out it really piqued my interest and I enjoyed it's sardonic take on consumer culture gone wrong, but it hasn't aged well for me and the ending/reveal feels more like a cop-out to just get the story to end while offering no satisfying resolution. When I first watched the ending I laughed it off and got the "Fuck You" message of it all, but today it's like watching a 20 year old video of an Anarchist talking about resisting the NWO. Like I said, it just didn't age well.

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fincher is one of the few directors that has managed to keep a high standard throughout the years. Mind Hunters is a perfect example of this.

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I'd say tier one are:
- Fight Club
- Seven
- The Social Network

If I had to choose one, Social Network gets a slight nod.

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