David Fincher’s Crimes in 1970
The connection between the most powerful of all David Fincher’s products on murderers is brilliant (‘Mindhunter’ and ‘Zodiac’). On the recente, is FBI itself who face the challenge of understand that minds, while ‘Zodiac’ put a civilian on a similar adventure. The feeling I’m talking was wonder if this stories that happen in the 70's could merge, thinking about what Robert Graysmith (a simple cartoonist) would tell to Agent Holden Ford. And if they would work together? Just like Hitchcock had print for years a dramatic sphere in all his suspenses, Fincher certainly is a similar name in "crime" films. What's call attention in his way of telling is the choice very precise of what show to viewers. Nothing is enough clear in anytime; doesn't matter if he put a spoiler in the middle of script - his capacity of keep the suspense (from Hitchcock's school) is unequaled based on a atmosphere of fear. We see the shadows of Zodiac in the very first scene, and traces o