David Fincher

1h 54m

A famously miserable production he has effectively disowned. Do not judge him by it.

2h 7m

Two detectives, seven deadly sins, and one of the great endings.

2h 9m

A paranoid thriller that works entirely on a first viewing and not much after.

2h 19m

Misread by a generation of people it was satirising.

1h 52m

A single-location thriller, and a technical exercise in impossible camera moves.

2h 37m

An unsolved case told as pure procedure. His best film, and the least conclusive.

2h 46m

His most sentimental film, which is not a register that suits him.

2h 0m

Sorkin's script at full speed. Ages better every single year.

2h 38m

A remake made two years after the original, and better shot than it needed to be.

2h 29m

A missing-wife thriller that turns into something much nastier.

2h 11m

The writing of Citizen Kane, from a script by his late father.

1h 58m

A hitman narrating his own competence while being repeatedly incompetent.

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Written by Tarantino, directed by Fincher — the sequel to Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.