Filmmaker Magazine -
17 Sep 2019 22:16

When David Fincher transitioned from music videos to feature films in the 1990s, the descriptors “glossy,” “slick” and “stylized” were frequently affixed to his work. Those adjectives were often aimed as pejoratives, categorizing Fincher as a technical virtuoso who created shiny but hollow thrillers. Watching the second season of Netflix's Mindhunter--executive produced and partially directed by Fincher--the evolution of the filmmaker's aesthetic is striking. As FBI profilers Bill Te...
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