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Hm. Maybe I imagined it but I got a definite negative undertone. Eg: > dark does not mean deep Well I thought The Social Network and Zodiac were thoughtful an
by sho 6y ago
Hm. Maybe I imagined it but I got a definite negative undertone. Eg:
> dark does not mean deep
Well I thought The Social Network and Zodiac were thoughtful and at least somewhat deep. I guess this can just turn into a "deepness" competition but eh, I liked them.
- pas 6y agoWasn't the Zodiac brutally simple, the typical Fincher-like precision, almost sterile presentation of the story, with almost perfect linearity? I mean, I love that movie, but I love it especially because it's not "deep". (It doesn't mean there are no interesting questions/plotlines, of course there is the whole who-was-really-the-killer question. Of course there's the whole personal drama of the main character.) But compared to Seven - I think - there's a lot less abstract/social commentary and symbolism. (Even though it's full of the killer's code symbols.)