How David Fincher Hijacks Your Eyes

How David Fincher Hijacks Your Eyes

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@rajsingharora26
@rajsingharora26 - 20.09.2023 00:44

Girl with a Dragon tattoo was going to watch again just now that one film has something I don't know what but you can watch it again and again and again even though you know the plot...... but just for those visuals are his best of the best.

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@carrierogers874
@carrierogers874 - 20.10.2023 21:53

I'm in the middle of Blank Check's Fincher series and wanted to revisit your video. I'm going to really watch for this in the next movie.

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@joseph.r1122
@joseph.r1122 - 30.10.2023 19:01

This video essay was a revelation. In 5 minutes and 30 seconds, you managed to articulate what I have loved about Fincher's films since I first saw The Game in theaters in 1997, but could never put my finger on. Great job! 👏

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@The8merp
@The8merp - 03.11.2023 05:02

That background music was a bold choice and it totally worked

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@AmarjitSingh-po2bp
@AmarjitSingh-po2bp - 16.11.2023 18:10

superb bro

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@benzaretsky27
@benzaretsky27 - 20.11.2023 09:58

where can i find the music from in this video? also whose this fincher guy? did he make Zack Snyder's Justice League? Seriously about this music though please tell me it's a musician so i can download

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@TasnimKhan-i7e
@TasnimKhan-i7e - 24.11.2023 01:24

A unique director

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@shiroyasha_007
@shiroyasha_007 - 24.11.2023 14:19

The bgm in your video is so unsettling it has hijacked me

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@shiroyasha_007
@shiroyasha_007 - 24.11.2023 14:20

I just wish I could increase the bgm of this video because it isn't loud enough

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@kostar500
@kostar500 - 24.11.2023 16:49

I hope viewers revisit this video every now and then. In his latest movie (The Killer), Fincher makes sure the audience won’t let go of Fassbender and the stellar audio design certainly helps in this aspect.

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@ThePowersil
@ThePowersil - 26.11.2023 22:13

Great observation. Thank you

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@amirmohammad7907
@amirmohammad7907 - 26.11.2023 22:47

Practical 👌

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@williamwoody7607
@williamwoody7607 - 27.11.2023 13:53

Nicely resolved point. Well done.

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@Blankford777
@Blankford777 - 29.11.2023 06:24

Great video!

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@relentless3727
@relentless3727 - 30.11.2023 21:23

OK, my head is spinning after the first 2 minutes! 😂

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@haisenbergwisnia135
@haisenbergwisnia135 - 05.12.2023 17:55

Damn but those 110 scenes of just walking... it was exhausting to watch man

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@jackjackthompson5771
@jackjackthompson5771 - 12.12.2023 06:07

Great analysis, very interesting

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@Learning-gl4xt
@Learning-gl4xt - 23.12.2023 10:08

What is the BGM used in this video?

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@shardulnanivadekar9056
@shardulnanivadekar9056 - 07.01.2024 16:45

This was absolutely great!

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@omarrrr11-c7u
@omarrrr11-c7u - 08.02.2024 12:58

the goat

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@christineschiltz8466
@christineschiltz8466 - 02.03.2024 22:49

Amazing- thanks for the insight

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@zu4hameed462
@zu4hameed462 - 06.03.2024 21:08

tks for brilliant observation

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@davidduffy1097
@davidduffy1097 - 13.03.2024 06:42

wow, awesome

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@FreddieFirth
@FreddieFirth - 03.04.2024 05:13

I read he does this on wikipedia, and the moment i saw the title of this video I knew it was about this. I didn't expect a video-essay so concise, with just the right amount of observations and posits. Bravo!

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@MA-sx5gg
@MA-sx5gg - 04.04.2024 07:30

is he using movement of the frame or movement of the camera in the frame ?

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@Corleone1891
@Corleone1891 - 06.04.2024 12:04

What a great video.

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@witchology
@witchology - 09.05.2024 01:45

its been years but i still think about this essay every time i watch a fincher movie

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@benjamin_lu
@benjamin_lu - 11.05.2024 17:22

this is so good actually, you explained it very clearly and concisely :)

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@vinciandres
@vinciandres - 23.05.2024 06:34

Gracias

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@ayandey137
@ayandey137 - 23.06.2024 11:30

Fincher owns our attention from the first scene to the last

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@markstewart6311
@markstewart6311 - 05.07.2024 01:14

It's got to be a lot of work for the actors. I mean...the responsibility of captivating the audience along with these camera angles.

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@robertsaca3512
@robertsaca3512 - 29.08.2024 01:30

This aren't traits of this particular director.

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@royzheng6006
@royzheng6006 - 31.08.2024 13:48

I actually tried to do this before but I am only a beginner. So I failed as I am not that experienced with moving the camera by hand, I was pretty sure I tried this way of matching the subtle movements of the camera with the character movement, but the technical part got me

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@col.strayga1389
@col.strayga1389 - 04.09.2024 19:28

😲In all these decades this the first time anyone has pointed this out. It is so precise you don't even notice it.

The only other time you'll ever notice this is in video games cinematics, the camera is locked perfectly tracking. Some actually add in shake or speed ups and downs to mimic natural cinematography.

Fincher is the only one who can and does it in real life.

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@royzheng6006
@royzheng6006 - 09.09.2024 13:58

Congrats you just hijacked my eyes did as well, I been searching for and long time why fincher’s film can leave me in such an shock after watching it despite it being full of simple action

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@marlamacht
@marlamacht - 10.09.2024 19:03

amazing video thank u

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@shookeez303
@shookeez303 - 24.09.2024 01:54

I believe that Finchers camera operator uses a geared head for precise camera movement

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@motiondesignberlin10243
@motiondesignberlin10243 - 13.10.2024 13:42

Great observation, thank you for sharing

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@burrdaddy
@burrdaddy - 16.11.2024 04:35

Fantastic observation.

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@nihaalsandim9986
@nihaalsandim9986 - 11.12.2024 20:27

Alot of classic directors have this , relying on creative blocking ,staging , and motivated camera movements. Reason fincher stands out , is obviously the nature of his scripts , and that other directors have forgotten this classic style of filmmaking

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@janestarr79
@janestarr79 - 23.12.2024 21:32

This was excellent and I commend you

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@akhilkm9227
@akhilkm9227 - 01.01.2025 09:43

He's the best out there as a director he's on a different high.

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@ANTOINE.3000
@ANTOINE.3000 - 11.02.2025 16:21

Thanks!!

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@CameronBrooks
@CameronBrooks - 11.03.2025 19:25

So so right on 🎉

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@jsopeh44
@jsopeh44 - 16.03.2025 14:30

this is honestly the best video that i watched. the editing is spot on, the explanation is great, such a great video.

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@223domno
@223domno - 31.03.2025 14:52

i have watched a few videos of yours and they are SPOT ON . I am not a film student , yet I take out time to appreciate the details and subtleties of certain actors and film makers . Your videos put precise words for the feelings I personally experience while watching anything . Rarely I feel that connected while watching anything on yt these days , as much as your videos . I specially like how you don't over explain yet provide a clear idea by including almost all relevant scenes . Have a good one mate , love your content .

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@anpesx
@anpesx - 03.04.2025 00:24

So, essentially, a VIDEOGAME camera movement.

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@iamarnadhremin
@iamarnadhremin - 15.05.2025 23:13

👍🏻

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@Cristobels-Green-Boots
@Cristobels-Green-Boots - 28.05.2025 14:11

I’ll watch this with interest, as my main focus is MOOD:
Eg: they would have to pay me to watch ‘Se7en’ again, but I’m haunted by the Public Library scene…the most beautifully devised & photographed sequence that I’ve ever seen - it’s everything!
Ditto - ‘the magic of the hotel lobby in the middle of the night’ in ‘Benjamin Button’ - it is Peace personified:
Wondrous! 🙏🏻

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