Zodiac

Hailee 2022-03-21 09:01:11

In the new year, we are now trying to compress each review into five sentences.

"Zodiac" is David Fincher's most mature movie, and I think it is better than his "Seven Deadly Sins".

Although the technique is not like a documentary at all, no effort is spared in the pursuit of authenticity. According to the director, there is no unwitnessed plot in the film, and the clothes are as small as the victim's.

However, there are still demands on the basis of true reproduction. When the long-term case has exhausted everyone's energy and happiness, there are still people paranoidly seeking the truth.

Just like the Golden Gate Bridge submerged in heavy fog in the poster, although it exists, it is confusing. Who can say that it is certain? But still stick to it.

However, the suspect said, "I am not the Zodiac, even if I am, I will not tell you." The policeman said later, "I wonder, do I really believe that he is the murderer, or just want to end the case." Who can answer?

The road of persistence is so difficult, because both the road and the destination are busy in the mist.

There are so many and meticulous details in the movie that I just wanted to watch it again after watching it the first time.

Highly recommended.

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  • Amiya 2022-03-23 09:01:12

    Actually I am a fan of Fincher, but when I watched this film, I was in a coma. There were many people and many names... Almost three hours. Not only did I have to study the case, but I also had to remember a lot of people's names... ··After reading, come to the conclusion: How to become a serial killer without getting caught? Just kill strangers who are not related to your life···- -b

  • Vito 2022-04-23 07:01:10

    Director's Cut. The consumption of the audience and the film is also the consumption of the truth seekers and time.

Zodiac quotes

  • Dave Toschi: Suspect's negro male adult, who also happens to be a stocky, crew cut caucasian.

  • Paul Avery: What do you do for fun?

    Robert Graysmith: I love to read.

    Paul Avery: Mhmm.

    Robert Graysmith: Umm, I enjoy books.

    Paul Avery: Those are the same things.