Alien 3 Analysis

David Fincher was the breakout director of his time; one of the most persuasive, argumentative and mesmerizing people to hit Hollywood since the days of film noir and Alfred Hitchcock. His use of CGI effects and dreary demeanor put him in the spotlight as a revolutionary director. With his breakout film, Alien 3 collapsing and bleak outlook on continuing to make movies, Fincher was offered the movie Se7en. Even after his original flop he was still granted a decent sum of money to produce the film. It was a hit and his career took off in flight. Two of his most popular and astounding movies include Fight Club and Se7en. An eerie mix of passion and human destruction, Fincher used distinct colors, actors and effects to bring to life a disheartened
A movie with an ending "that probably has the most depressing ending to any mainstream Hollywood film", is loved by millions. A key element that really brought the sadistic outlook was the motion partrayed in the film. In many aspects like Fincher's movie Fight Club, Seven is a reality check that made the audience think. Fincher himself in an interview says, " movies these days don't make you feel anything", thus making his motivation spike. It is the ending and the beginning that make Fincher so memorable. The head in the move is "how this movie is going to be remember", says Fincher. He is known for his dramatic twist and heart wrenching plot flairs that can make a person watch the movie three more times and feel more and more each time. From the time of the beginning movie Se7en was seen as a regular cop movie, then a thriller, then a horror, but it turned out to be all of them, as Fincher says, "just kind of fuck with their ideas of what entertainment should be" kind of movie(Knapp).This kind of mind mesmerizing also occurs in the movie Fight Club. The . beginning is a shot into the end, a gun in the protagonist mouth, and a "jolt of fry-your-head-in-the-microwave music" playing. You've already begun questioning the sanity of the film and yourself. (Klawans). The movie begins with what Fincher wants to people to do when watching his films, feel true emotion. Fight Club and Seven are known for their ending scenes and CGI effects, but both introductions are similar in certain regards. They both contain crucial evidence that gives away the emotion of the ending. With Morgan Freeman's quiet normalized morning turning into a frenzy of death and days, Se7en shows the true depth of human normalcy that Fincher usually slaughters. Both with differences show the complexity and simpleness of life. His use of visual cues