Some people say that the story of the film itself is built on countless coincidences. I agree. But this is David Fincher after all, isn't it his favorite thing to play with the audience's IQ with movies? One layer of "conspiracy" is surrounded by another layer of "conspiracy", the truth and the false are constantly changing, everyone may be an actor who can be arranged, and you can't judge who is credible. Although at the end, there was a very strong feeling of being cheated when the mystery of the game was revealed (you should listen to the teasing laughter that broke out when my brother appeared in the banquet hall in a suit with blood), but it was unbelievable, Even after the spoilers, I was still very nervous watching. When I got up from the chair in the theater after watching it, I felt like my legs were numb. I'm serious, based on the premise that I don't watch authentic horror films, it seems that the tension and fear that I am deeply impressed by are all caused by David Fincher. Think about it, I've watched "Fight Club", "Zodiac", "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" and "Gone Lover", but "The Social Network" is fine. He just has this kind of ability, without relying on horror elements, only relying on the layered erection of suspense to create such a startling horror effect every step of the way. Of course, I have to mention the exquisite editing of his films and the unique props and sets, which are the most important parts of Fincher's films, and they also play a great role in the formation of this overall effect.
Next is brain hole time for self-entertainment. Never try to estimate the depth of my brain hole. There are so many familiar bridges. Pulling out a bunch of keys from the mouth of the horror puppet, spooky underground parking lot, being chased by masked people, escaping from a confined space (coffin), and most importantly, jumping off the building, what did you think of? What came to mind! It's the 12-minute MV of Mars' Hurricane! ! ! Alas, I'm really a competent Echelon~ But think about it, Finch is a director who has worked with the young master twice. It is normal for the young master to steal some teachers from him~
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