Rank David Fincher movies

I'm sure everybody here knows who David Fincher is, and I'm sure most of you love and appreciate his work.

David Fincher directed 9 movies, other than documentaries and other projects.

Here's my list:

1


The Game 1997


2


Se7en 1995


3


The Curious Case of Benjamin Button 2008


4


The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo 2011


5


Zodiac 2007


6


Fight Club 1999

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Planing to watch

Panic Room 2002


I don't think I'll ever watch


The Social Network 2010

and

Alien 3 1992


Now you guys rank your David Fincher Films

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1-Fight Club
2-Se7en
3-Zodiac
4-The Social Network
5-The Girl With The Dragon Tatoo
6-Benjamin Button
7-The Game
8-Panic Room
9-Alien 3

one of my favorite director of all time !

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1.Fight Club - 9/10
2.Se7en - 8/10
3.The Social Network - 7.5/10
4.The Girl With The Dragon Tatoo - 6.5/10
5.The Game - 6/10
6.Panic Room - 5/10
7.Alien 3 - 3/10

1.Fight Club
2.Zodiac
3.The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
4.Seven
5.The Social Network
6.The Game
7.Girl With The Dragon Tattoo
8.Panic Room

Haven't seen Alien 3
But Fincher is my favorite director because he's so precise and such a perfectionist. He cares so much about his movies.

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1. Seven
2. Zodiac
3. The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo
4. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
5. The Social Network
6. Fight Club
7. Alien 3
8. Panic Room

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Social Network
Fight Club
Zodiac
Seven
The Game
Benjamin Button
Panic Room
Dragon Tattoo

I think the first five are brilliant although The Game needs a rewatch. Really looking forwatd to Gone Girl.

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1. Se7en
2. Zodiac
3. Fight Club
4. The Social Network
5. The Game
6. The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
7. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
8. Panic Room
9. Alien 3

1. SE7EN
2. The Social Network
3. Zodiac
4. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
5. Fight Club
6. The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
7. Panic Room
8. The Game
9. Alien³

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Am I the only one who enjoyed Panic Room?

Will do a full ranking once I've watched a few more of his films.

1. SE7EN
2. Fight Club
3. Zodiac
4. The Social Network
5. The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo

Not sure, 2 to 4 are pretty interchangeable, but I like them all

1. Fight Club
2. Se7en
3. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
4. The Social Network
5. Zodiac
6. The Game

All quality films. 3 to 6 are pretty close to eachother.

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1. Fight Club
2. Zodiac
3. Se7en
4.-Benjamin Button
5.The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo
6.The Game


Haven't Seen:
The Social Network
Panic Room
Alien 3

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Hard to believe he's only directed 9 films...


In terms of actual rating (in release order):
Alien 3 rated 90% in my reviews
Se7en
The Game
Fight Club
Panic Room
Zodiac
The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button rated 83% in my reviews
The Social Network
The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo


In terms of personal preference:
1. Alien 3
2. Se7en
3. Fight Club
4. The Game
5. The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button
6. Zodiac
7. The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo
8. Panic Room
9. The Social Network

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I enjoyed it fine, but while it is an effective and well made thriller, it's simply not in the same class as his best work. I like the little nod to Kubrick's The Killing at the very end, the acting is all good, and of course it benefits immensely from Fincher's visual flair and seemingly effortless style, but ultimately Panic Room is unambitious. By design, true, but unambitious, all the same. It sets out to be a very good, slick genre piece, and that's exactly what it is. And that's all that it is. Nothing wrong with that, but it hardly places it among the movies that have his style plus are attempting to do more.

Clearly Fincher could do nothing but this type of thriller and be incredibly successful, in box office terms. I am glad he is turned on by projects that are more diverse than that, whether they always succeed with audiences or critics or not.

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I'd rank them like that 1 and 2 are interchangeable and Panic Room is by far my least favorite

1. Fight Club
2. Se7en
3. Social Network
4. The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo
5. Zodiac
6. Benjamin Button
7. The Game
8. Panic Room

I've not seen Alien 3, but I will eventually.

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From what I see here it's clear that Fight Club & Se7en are the top 2 for the majority.

No one here loves The Game as much as I do

thanks for sharing your openion guys

and I know all of us can't wait any longer to watch Gone Girl this October

1. Se7en
2. Zodiac
3. Fight Club
4. The Social Network
5. The Game
6. Girl With The Dragon Tattoo
7. Alien 3
8. Panic room


Have yet to see Benjamin Button.

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Suspect's Reviews

1. Se7en
2. Panic Room
3. The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo
4. The Game
5. The Social Network
6. Fight Club
7. Zodiac(need re-watch)
8. Benjamin Button
9. Alien 3

1. Se7en
2. Fight Club
3. Zodiac
4. Alien 3
5. Panic Room
6. The Social Network
7. The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo

1. Zodiac
2. Se7en
3. The Social Network
4. Fight Club +
5. The Game
6. Alien 3
7. Panic Room

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