name a scarier line in a movie than “mr graysmith, i do the posters myself” and “not many people have basements in california”

"Hair was digitally added to the close-ups of Jake Gyllenhaal's knuckles as he draws or holds letters. David Fincher felt that Gyllenhaal's hands were too hairless and pretty."

Happy 10th anniversary to this movie and Jake Gyllenhaal's pretty hands

you know I defend David Fincher every time someone complains about how fucking long this movie is and how does he repay me? world war z 2? really can't trust anyone these days can you!

This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

man i really love this season of buzzfeed unsolved

more shots of Jake Gyllenhaal’s hands please

C'était bien même si j'au dû le regarder en VF

Vu en VOD à Angers

basement business

The tagline for the film sums it up pretty much perfectly

There’s so much to write about Zodiac, a movie I have seen at least 10 times, that I’m not sure I can really do a full review in the approximately five minutes I want to spend on this right now. Nevertheless! The Fincher style developed for a reason, but each of his specialties can be used for a variety of ways. If what he wants to convey doesn’t fit into one of his trademarks, he does something else. And nobody is more intrigued by the transfer of information, which is why I want him to make investigation movies for the next eighteen decades.

Career defining movie for Fincher

Kept me on my toes. Very nice

i thought this film was very slow from the get go. don’t get me wrong, i loved seeing gyllenhaal as a single (well, at the beginning) father but it was kinda hard to get the plot rolling. i mean, it is what it says it is. a movie about the zodiac killer, and the author of the book about the zodiac.

it was a good film, had a good cast. i enjoyed it (or the parts that i saw because i won’t lie, i fell asleep for the last twenty minutes or so) but probably would only watch it again to see gyllenhaal.

By the end I was as obsessed with the case as the main characters. I’m convinced that Fischer is just physically incapable of making a bad moviez

Is this David Fincher's best film? RDJ and Ruffalo are at the top of their form (and Gyllenhaal only tops this in NIGHTCRAWLER by my reckoning) and the rest of the cast is firing on all cylinders. Fincher's precision is on full display as he unravels a plot so complex in his standard meticulous style, ending by creating a taut thriller and a completely unsatisfying conclusion... but I still kinda love it...?