Review: Mank – ‘Beautiful Ode to Hollywood’s Pioneering Spirit’
David Fincher returns with Mank but is it’s reverence to Classical Hollywood style over substance? Jacob Hando reviews.
Browsing: David Fincher
Nostalgic News: The Social Network was released 10 years ago today
Released 10 years ago today, The Social Network is compared to a ‘modern tragedy’ by Records Editor Alice Fortt
Flashback Review: Fight Club
With this month marking 20 years since its UK release, Conor O’Hanlon contemplates the controversial film starring Edward Norton and Brad Pitt.
Flashback Review: The Social Network
Joe Williams takes a look back at the Fincher film on the founding of Facebook.
The Alien Series: Can Covenant Steer it Back on Track?
Writer Tom looks at the legacy of the Alien series and whether or not the new released sequel, Covenant, can bring it back to its best.
Oscar Bait: The Movie
Coming to a theatre near you next Awards season! Writer David pitches to you, Oscar Bait: The Movie.
Actor in Focus: Jake Gyllenhaal
Sophie Trenear takes a look back at the acclaimed actor’s glittering career, including films such as Donnie Darko, Brokeback Mountain and Prisoners.
Review: The Girl on the Train
Writer Sophie explores why the highly anticipated The Girl on the Train film adaptation isn’t quite as spectacular as it was expected to be.
First Look Review: The Girl on the Train
Writer David reviews the highly anticipated film adaptation of Paula Hawkins’ international bestseller.
Nostalgic News: David Fincher’s Fight Club released 16 years ago today
We’re breaking the first and second rules…. Fight Club was released 16 years ago today on 15th October 1999.
Trent Reznor to score Fight Club rock opera
According to Chuck Palahniuk, the 1999 film of his acclaimed novel is currently being adapted into a rock opera by director David Fincher and the Nine Inch Nails founder.
Nostalgic News: Fight Club opened 15 years ago today
David Fincher’s Fight Club opened in cinemas 15 years ago today.
Archive: Zodiac (2007)
Zodiac encompasses all of Fincher’s thematic interests and showcases his signature style in a story that is surprisingly personal for the director, says Harrison Abbott.