1. Se7en
Most 'balanced' film he's made. Great visuals, tense, but a sense of 'heart' © Frank Longo. Ended up being fond of the two detectives.

2. The Game
Well made, from the plot device of the film to the twist at the end. Amazingly holds up well.

3. Alien³
Was a BIG Aliens fan and didn't like the movie when I saw Alien³ in the theatre, but liked it more over the years. It's a great reinterpretation of Ripley's character in that she is having to go at battling the Alien alone, without the crew from the previous film. Less was more. Very claustrophobic.

4. Fight Club
Saw it at the right age (23) and really liked it at the time, but the nihilism doesn't hold up right now. Plus it's the point when his films got carried away with violence. (Was Fincher dropped on his head as a baby?)

5. The Social Network
Well acted, but I just wasn't interested in Zuckerberg's life. It seemed the aim was to sympathize with Marc, but in the end he brought his loneliness on himself. Great depiction of madness turned genius tho.

6. Panic Room
It's a good film, which oddly wasn't tense enough. The titles and CGI transitions were great tho.


- Haven't seen -
The Girl with The Dragon Tattoo
Saw the first half until seen where Lisbeth was sexually assaulted. Don't like seeing violence on women dramatized for effect.

Zodiac
Want to see this, just haven't been in a mood to.

Gone Girl
Just came out. Will probably wait for Netflix.

The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
Not sure if I want to see a 3 hour movie after Titanic.