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Saturday, 26 October 2013
Friday, 25 October 2013
All The Takes It Takes
Posted on 05:53 by Unknown
To be perfectly frank: I am not the least bit surprised that Fincher continues to do what he does — shooting each scene with as many takes as he sees fit to get the performances he envisions. What I am more than annoyed by at this point is the media trying to spin a story out of this every damn time.
Is there seriously nothing else to report than Fincher doing a shitload of takes? He has explained his process before, and with some good sense. And even if his process were absolutely ridiculous and non-sensical — as long as he keeps delivering work on a level of mastery beyond most other productions, I couldn't care less.
Fincher is exacting. He is after memorable and authentic performances, and if he has found his surefire way of arriving at these performances by exhausting the actors' self-awareness and pretense? Way to go!
Come on people, I really wish you'd find new insights to report. I'm going to be a prick and say this is just lazy reporting.
Cheers to Pavlov, and pardon my rant.
Wednesday, 23 October 2013
Grieg, Bach, Et Les Beatles
Posted on 08:48 by Unknown
You'll have your most fun with this if you do understand a little french. But if you don't... well, it's about Fincher's choices en regarde du musique.
P.S. If anyone can subtitle this, that'd be great.
Thanks, Micha, for the link!
Tuesday, 15 October 2013
New Fincher Interview
Posted on 01:02 by Unknown
Courtesy to the South East Missourian and everyone who has pointed me to the link: Here's a great new interview with David Fincher, talking "Gone Girl" and a lot of his filmmaking history.
Wednesday, 9 October 2013
Thanks, Dave!
Posted on 01:05 by Unknown
So I saw the Metallica movie last night, "Through The Never", certainly the loudest movie I have ever seen. Dude, what a ball-breaker. And as little sense as the superfluous plot of this thing is making, here's something else I cannot make sense of right now: You'll find "Angus Wall" and "David Fincher" in the special thanks credits. Anybody know why? I'd really love to know.
Friday, 4 October 2013
Return Of The Black Hole?
Posted on 01:25 by Unknown
This may just be noise on Fincher's ever changing, ever buzzing slate: But Slashfilm reports that the long-gestating adaptation of Charles Burns' graphic novel "Black Hole" may be back on track — with Fincher back in the director's chair.
Thanks, contributores!
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