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Donavon 2022-01-03 08:01:40
The old-fashioned work that blurs the director's true nature
At this time last year, Martin Scorsese's "The Irishman" became a hot topic of discussion, and eventually won more than 10 Oscar nominations, which was a glorious moment, even though it lost to "Parasite." However, this year's Netflix trump card is not as good as last year. Obviously, David Fincher...
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Verda 2022-04-19 09:02:22
Finch has a knack for making big stories small, but not so delicate
As a director who has entered the film industry from advertising, David Fincher is undoubtedly standing opposite Ridley Scott. It's not purely because the latter is the only N-generation veteran of Hollywood epic movies, but Finch is more than obsessive-compulsive-like exquisite, in fact, there is...

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Pearlie 2022-04-21 09:02:46
50/100, the trivial incidents of shady splicing failed to restore Mankiewicz, not like "Citizen Kane" has a strong drive, nor like "The Social Network" to compose a suite of the times, but from the film itself to the content, it fully satirizes Hollywood. industrial system. Does David Fincher, who has never experienced it, love that era? As if he just loves his father. Efforts to do old is not a grand reminiscence, otherwise why would you use a 2.2:1 format? It's just a more personal paranoia, but also because he finally has this precious freedom, so that he can play a little (unambitious) wild.
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Kathryne 2022-04-20 09:01:59
This is the resurrection of golden Hollywood. I remember that "The Artist" was criticized by countless friends and neighbors, so this one can be directly nailed to the frame of shame.
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