A biographical drama directed by David Fincher.A college student starts facebook and encounters legal troubles from other students.This film was designed to do 1 thing: make money. The subject matter was chosen because it was popular and even though he only plays a minor part in the film, Justin Timberlake was listed first in the "starring" credits at the beginning. All signs point to Hollywood bullshit. Hey, that seems like a good way to rate it too!
An action film directed by David Fincher, starring Brad Pitt, based on a novel by Chuck Palahniuk.A boring man makes up an imaginary friend to put some spice in his life. He then creates a violent and destructive club.This film is extremely popular, but that doesn't work against it. The plot, setting and characters are all good and it is very interesting to watch. The middle of the film is the best part, when all of the club's wild activities are shown. I'm rating it good because I enjoy watching it.
A drama directed by David Fincher, starring Brad Pitt.A daughter reads a journal to her mother on her death bed. The journal is written by a man who is born old and lives his life backwards, recovering from "old people" diseases, into adulthood, to be a young man again and through reverse childhood.This movie was almost 3 hours long and a lot like Forrest Gump. There was a heavy emphasis on romantic relationships, and the main character barely ever seemed to have a job, despite never lacking money. The plot and characters were good, so even though it's new and popular, I'm giving it a good rating.
A set of science fiction directed by Ridley Scott, James Cameron, David Fincher and Jean-Pierre Jeunet, starring Sigourney Weaver.A team on a space ship land on an unknown planet in response to a distress signal. They find that the signal was a warning and one of their crew is impregnated with a monster. The robot crew-member flips out and has to be killed as the rest of the crew are killed by the monster. Sigourney Weaver runs away in a small ship, blowing up the main one, but the monster follows and she "blows it out the god-damned airlock!". She is picked up 50 years later and after a brief job driving "power loader" (a human shaped forklift), she is sent with a military team to rescue dead colonists on the planet that the monster came from. After fighting off hordes of alien warriors as well as the queen and getting most of the crew killed in the process, Sigourney, a little girl, a robot and 1 injured man fly away again (after blowing the queen out "the god-damned airlock!"). Their escape pod crashes on a prison planet and Sigourney is the only survivor. She learns, along with the 25 inmates, that an alien monster came with her and she is pregnant with one of them. Together they kill the alien (without the use of any airlock) and Sigourney kills herself while giving birth to a new alien queen. A few hundred years later, Sigourney is genetically engineered and cloned to be part alien. A crew of riff-raff board the ship that she is on, one with the intention of killing her to prevent the spread of aliens. The aliens (even Sigourney) are being tested and some of them break free of their cages. Sigourney joins the riff-raff crew and leaves, but not before an intimate encounter with some aliens, during which a white alien is born. The alien and Sigourney get on the evacuation ship just in time and it doesn't take much imagination to figure out how the alien is killed. A makeshift airlock of a broken window.Yeah, I spoiled ALL the plots, but I'm counting on nobody having the patience to read all of that. These films are good and I like the second one best. Damn, was there an extended version, because I never saw those colonists before! I have my doubts about the alien sex scene in resurrection. I doubt that a human could mate with an alien in the first place, but when the concept of a female human mating with a female alien is presented, my bullshit sensors go off. Like I said, the plots aren't very creative, but watch these movies for the monsters.
A crime mystery directed by David FincherA team of 2 police detectives investigates a series of murders based on the 7 deadly sins.The audio was good. The video looked like they tried to use every dark and gloomy lighting effect available, but still it was good.Check out: the size of the glass of wine served to Morgan Freeman. Is it common for detectives to hold "drink and investigate" sessions? According to the cinema's popular opinion, yes.When I started watching this, I thought "Oh no, another police detective flick". I didn't think it was too bad though. If you're into detective movies, then congratulations, Hollywood is full of them. Add this to your list.
