Every David Fincher Film Ranked (Alien 3 to The Killer)

Time to rank every David Fincher film!
FILMS TO RANK
Alien 3
Seven
The Game
Fight Club
Panic Room
Zodiac
The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo
The Social Network
Gone Girl
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
Mank
The Killer
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This video contains Sean Chandler Talks About's Every David Fincher Film Ranked (Alien 3 to The Killer)
All 12 David Fincher Films Ranked
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[@filmfangirls9163]

Love the remake of Girl with the Dragon Tatoo and Zodiac. I just love how David Fincher tells the stories of these real life events but can also direct fiction. It's amazing. I especially love his episodes of Mindhunter.

[@Nicholasmcmath-cr1xl]

Same the remake of the girl with the dragon tattoo is my favorite David Fincher film

[@movielover828]

@@Nicholasmcmath-cr1xlMy favorite as well💯

[@themixingmind9930]

I think Nolan was inspired by The Social Network for Oppenheimer because both have the jury happening simultaneously with the events that caused the problem.

[@jakethesnake7917]

That’s what I was thinking

[@notaspeck6104]

That's a very weak link imo. Playing with time and cutting scenes across time is a pretty standard Nolan technique, plus he talks often about the decision to interlace time periods in Oppenheimer, it was definitely thought of independent from that scene.

[@jakethesnake7917]

@@notaspeck6104 I feel like he’s more referring to the courtroom scenes rather than the actual idea of time jumping. Nolan was always gonna play with time but I think there’s a possibility he was specifically inspired by all of the courtroom drama scenes that helped raise the tension bc those moments are very similar to social network

[@levipeterken4020]

Great timing! I just watched Zodiac and The Social Network, but haven't seen his other films yet. Thanks for this ranking Sean!

[@CD-603]

12. Benjamin Button 11. Alien 3 10. Panic room 09. Dragon tattoo 08. Mank 07. The Game 06. Gone Girl 05. The Killer 04. Seven 03. Social network 02. Zodiac 01. Fight club

[@philipculturespod]

12. Alien 3 11. Mank 10. The Killer 9. Zodiac 8. Benjamin Button 7. Panic Room 6. The Game 5. Dragon Tattoo 4. Gone Girl 3. Fight Club 2. The Social Network 1. Seven

[@davidrojas7177]

Love the director rankings Sean. Can't wait for the Ridley Scott version!

[@SeanChandlerTalksAbout]

Hopefully with Gladiator 2

[@jordansweet8054]

Alright! Can't wait for that one. Even if it sucks,at least I'll get a good Sean Chandler video.

[@josh72456]

​@jordansweet8054 Why it makes no sense?

[@JawaPunter]

​@@SeanChandlerTalksAbout"kicking off this list with Gladiator 2: The Gladiating"

[@sherlockkrankcase3578]

The Social Network was the first adult-targeted movie I think I ever watched. I didn't get a lot of it then but it makes every time i watch it feel new. It's still one of my favorites and certainly my favorite Fincher.

[@salemslotandmore8278]

Thank You for the List and Video 😀

[@Trill_Tour]

Zodiac is the best movie of all time and The Social Network isn't far off. Those would definitely be my top 2

[@Daq1999]

The social network is probably my favorite movie of all time. The way he makes it so eerie is incredible

[@tushardubey8713]

You should also review Mindhunter It's a Thriller series directed by Fincher It's a really great show

[@robertmarginean164]

I was so sad when it got cancelled

[@tushardubey8713]

@@robertmarginean164 same bro

[@AvocadoHank]

Awesome video. I’d probably put The Killer a bit higher, maybe 5-6, but definitely agree with The Social Network at number one. Such a great filmmaker

[@dannyoloughlin3322]

I could never quite place why I don’t like Benjamin Button more than I did, but I think you hit it right on the head. Great video!

[@Blazntrax81]

Fincher is one of the Top filmmakers of my lifetime. My #1 is absolutely unquestionably SE7EN. One of the few films I've seen in my life that I can unacquivacly call "perfect". Not only does it have the best finale I've ever seen in film, it's just masterfully crafted. It still hits every time I watch it. I LOVE IT.

[@user-cs8uh3tp9d]

Loved this comment. Personally my favourite film.

[@KZ66100]

Alien 3 was the first Alien I ever saw. I watched it again and again (as you tend to do when you're a kid). As a consequence, I still really enjoy it. I like the stellar British cast and the gloom (to an extent). I've definitely soured on it in recent years though. It's unnecessarily bleak and could have been so much better. But the power of nostalgia lives on...

[@awesomecoolguy7541]

Here is my ranking: 12. Alien 3 11. The Game 10. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button 9. Mank 8. The Killer 7. The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo 6. Panic Room 5. Zodiac 4. Gone Girl 3. Se7en 2. Fight Club 1. The Social Network

[@nl3064]

For mine, 1. Fight Club 2. Zodiac 3. Social Network 4. TGWTDT 5. The Killer 6. Mank 7. Seven 8. Gone Girl 9. Benjamin Button 10. Panic Room 11. Alien 3 12. The Game

[@cooperwolfe5478]

I agree with you on your number one personally my number ranking would be: 1. Fight Club 2. The Social Network 3. Seven 4. Mank 5. Zodiac 6. Gone Girl 7. The Killer 8. The Game 9. The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo 10. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button 11. Panic Room 12. Alien 3

[@Armani90]

The social network is a master piece

[@charles1079]

was waiting for you to post this haha

[@bookdmb]

Nice rankings! Seems like he has a distinctive style, but some versatility as well. I’ve probably enjoyed every Fincher I’ve seen, but Fight Club is the one that had the greatest impact, alongside the likes of Pulp Fiction or Fear and Loathing from that era, real mind-benders.

[@thewhofandom6711]

The Killer is a masterpiece. One of the songs in the film is how soon is now and one part of the song says, “I am human and I need to be loved just like everybody else does”. The film is a great exploration of someone who could leave there life but chooses not to because they feel as if they have to. At the end the killer chooses to spare a life but still threatens them. This means that the film can have it’s cake and eat it to. The audience has some hope but still feels dreadful, just like other great Fincher films like, The Social Network, Seven and Gone Girl.

[@robertmarginean164]

To me it felt like it had the immaculate execution of other Fincher films but lacked the secret sauce of a Se7en or a Social Network. It's not as memorable to me.

[@unclechaelsneckvein]

Spoiler dude wtf

[@nl3064]

@ unclechaelsnekvein - Why are you here then if you haven't seen it. You don't get to whine about people talking about a movie, when you're the one who clicked on a video DISCUSSING THAT MOVIE. And @ thewhofandom6711 - calm down. I'm sick of every fourteen year old tossing that word around for every goddam thing they see. The Killer is nowhere near Fincher's best. It's pretty well made, but ultimately just more Netflix content. The story is the most basic cookie-cutter, direct-to-video mold you've seen a thousand times, even if under Fincher's direction it's presented better than most. There's nothing important or unique about it.

[@unclechaelsneckvein]

@@nl3064 It's not a detailed discussion of the movie. It's a ranking. If you watched the video, you can observe that Sean didn't spoil Gone Girl, he didn't spoil The Game and he didn't spoil The Killer. So why the fuck should someone in the comments write spoilers without warning like a real asshole??

[@478Johnnyboy]

@@nl3064Lol, they read The killer is great implying the person saw the whole film….then proceeded to read the whole comment when they have free will to leave and then complain about spoiling lmao.

[@movielover828]

I have recently watched "The Killer" two nights ago and it's an interesting combination of character study and action. And it's great to see David Fincher return to his roots to the thriller genre. And here is my re-ranking of David Fincher's movies (including "The Killer"): 1. The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo (2011) 2. Se7en (1995) 3. The Killer (2023) 4. The Social Network (2010) 5. Mank (2020) 6. Fight Club (1999) 7. Panic Room (2002) 8. The Game (1997) 9. Zodiac (2007) 10. Gone Girl (2014) 11. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button (2008) 12. Alien³ (1992)

[@purno2239]

CCOBB is definitely better than The Killer and most other of his film

[@joshuawhitaker2913]

Bro zodiac is far too low

[@sergioliden5652]

Poor Sean can’t get a break😂. Always having to include Alien 3 on many many many rankings including the 31 on 31 videos and now this video. Anyways, my top 3 is Se7en being my favorite, then Fight Club, then The Social Network.

[@NinthShinigami]

From the ones I’ve seen: 1,000,000. Alien 3 3/10 5. The Killer 8/10 4. Fight Club 9/10 3. The Social Network 9/10 2. Zodiac 9/10 1. Se7en 9/10 Really enjoy this director’s style 🔥👍

[@jimmykarlsson2567]

Watch The Game aswell

[@NinthShinigami]

@@jimmykarlsson2567 I plan to someday, as well as Gone Girl and Dragon Tattoo

[@nl3064]

​@@jimmykarlsson2567don't command him to waste his time on a completely bland mediocrity.

[@jimmykarlsson2567]

@@nl3064 you are in a minority to think soo. You know that

[@nl3064]

@@jimmykarlsson2567 oh, have you asked every single person in the world who's seen The Game what they thought of it?

[@zackarydecicco3919]

1. Se7en (A) 2. Gone Girl (A) 3. Fight Club (A) 3. The Social Network (A-) 4. The Killer (B+) 5. The Game (C+)

[@davidhumphrey2593]

You made a good point. Seven is perhaps THE one David Fincher film where, after I saw it, only saw it ONCE rather than ZERO or greater or more times than that!! 😁

[@paradisecity0406able]

I've got a feeling Sean is going to put my #1 Fincher film as his #1 Fincher film

[@patricklarsen182]

Social Network all day every day

[@user-tk5ms6dp5l]

After watching the killer I totally agree with you, i think if anyone else would have made the film it would be considered great but for Fincher it’s not a top tier fincher movie. Not a bad movie tho

[@nms7872]

I really enjoyed Alien 3 back when I first saw it, almost as much as I liked the OG Alien movie (which I didnt like nearly as much as most). Probably should rewatch the original. Regardless, I probably have it as Fincher's worst just because it is the least rewatchable of his works, having a franchise tied to it Favourite - The Social Network (defining movie of the 2010s and the digital era. Even though it is a heavily exaggerated tale of reality, it works due to its always relevant character conflicts, whether it is in modern times or not. Perfect mix of brilliant directing with amazing screenwriting)> After The Social Network, maybe I would put Gone Girl. Still really want to see Benjamin Button, Panic Room and Mank (need to see citizen kane first)

[@zackplayz7333]

You should do a ridley Scott ranking soon with Napoleon coming out

[@bhuxtablesmith]

Need to remember with The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo is that they were hoping to the to the other 2 parts to the Stieg Larsson Millennium trilogy. Massive shame they didn't do the other 2 films as I thought Dragon Tattoo was excellent.

[@slobonmyfilmsnob]

12. Alien 3 11. Mank 10. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button 9. The Killer 8. Gone Girl 7. Fight Club 6. Panic Room 5. The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo 4. Zodiac 3. The Game 2. Se7en 1. The Social Network

[@dfcintron]

Im in the microscopic minority but absolutely love Alien 3. Atmospheric, terrifying, and an incredible performance by Weaver. It's actually my favorite Fincher film.

[@christermyrberg3661]

Same here

[@VeetiPenttinen]

😂😂😂

[@astar2394]

I like you the most of all movie reviewers on youtube the most because you are not pretentious at all nor a film snob. I mean this in a good way when I say you are the "everyman's film reviewer" because you articulate your points in a way where it's extremely agreeable and not from a snobby perspective.

[@laquitasmith6774]

AGREE!

[@davesouza86]

Agree, why I stopped watching Chris Stickman.

[@thiagopena3258]

Hey Sean, did you see my comment in the short where you talked about Trolls: Band Together?

[@milanzaretsky1679]

From what I already watched: 1. The Social Network 2. Fight Club 3. Zodiac 4. Se7en 5. The Game 6. The Girl With The Dragon Tatoo 7. The Killer 8. Gone Girl 9. Alien 3 P. S. I've watched Gone Girl with HUGEEE spoiler, so the movie didn't worked for me :(((

[@frankmorelli9366]

Great list as always, Sean. Fincher is definitely one of the greats. There’s a few of his I haven’t seen and some I’ve seen that demand a rewatch cause I saw them so long ago. However, here’s my ranking of his films currently: 1. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button 2. Seven 3. Gone Girl 4. Panic Room 5. The Game 6. The Social Network 7. Fight Club 8. Zodiac 9. Alien 3

[@ak_buckets7962]

wow, fight club, social network and fight club are low. Interesting list

[@jamesanthony288]

1. Se7en (10/10) 2. The Social Network (10/10) 3. Fight Club (9.5/10) 4. Zodiac (9/10) 5. The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (9/10) 6. The Killer (8.5/10) 7. Gone Girl (8.5/10) 8. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button (8/10) 9. Panic Room (7.5/10) 10. The Game (7/10) 11. Alien 3 (6.5/10) 12. Mank (5/10)

[@sciencecafe1543]

I like the Social Network but do not understand the hype about it. It's a great film, but everyone likes it more than I do. I believe Se7en and Fight Club are in a completely different (and superior) category. Can someone please help me figure this out?

[@Henry-fn1zw]

1. social network 2. seven 3. gone girl 4. zodiac 5. the killer 6. fight club 7. the girl with the dragon tattoo 8. the game 9. panic room 10. the curious case of benjamin button 11. mank 12. alien 3

[@aboutabrad]

Shocking list

[@davimerc]

Really love David Fincher, watching The Killer tonight. My top 5: 1. Se7en 2. Zodiac 3. Benjamin Button 4. Panic Room 5. Social Network The Game it's a wonderful film.

[@JustinWilliams367]

1. The Social Network 2. Gone Girl 3. The Killer 4. Se7en 5. Fight Club 6. Zodiac 7. The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo 8. Mank 9. Panic Room 10. The Game 11. The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button 12. Alien 3

[@jimmykarlsson2567]

What, the game is awsome

[@horhaotze3586]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1835">30:35</a>. Never would i thought someone think that a movie is so good they never want to watch it again

[@ashwilliams7302]

My top 5 of his: 1. Fight Club 2. Seven 3. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button 4. Gone Girl 5. Zodiac I saw the new film, The Killer, it was slowburn, but ig was great, slick watch, smart enough and entertaining

[@coletrainhetrick]

I actually like the twist in the Game. I hear it's not liked but I thought it was neat that it all genuinely was apart of the company, it makes the line about there being nothing like your first time feel much more poignant.

[@samuelbarber6177]

The Game is my second favourite Fincher film (behind Zodiac) and I love it mostly FOR the ending. It got a big laugh out of me when I watched it. I guess you could criticise it as an “it was all a dream ending” but it doesn’t break the story. I just love that movie.

[@ChubbyChecker182]

The Game is Excellent maybe my 2nd favourite Fincher after Seven....it really takes the viewer on a crazy journey, and personally I think that ending is still a bit "open ended" I have seen The Killer and it's very dull compared to The Game.

[@fromtexas2734]

Exactly. That twist ending was all a part of the company's plan. I mean, it was all a freaking game from start to finish. Everything had been set up by the company. Hence the title of the movie itself, "The Game." The title of the film fits and it makes perfect sense with the movie itself. Fincher's "The Game," folks. Starring Michael Douglas!

[@samuelbarber6177]

Here’s my list (haven’t seen Panic Room) 11- Alien 3 - 3/5 - in the midst of watching the Director’s Cut and even that’s not great. To be fair I wasn’t too hot on Aliens so maybe I’m a bit kinder to this. 10- Mank - 3.5/5 - it’s alright, but it feels weird for the film to try so hard to look like it’s from the time period only to cheap out on basic things like Aspect Ratio and performance. 9- The Curious Case of Benjamin Button - 4/5 - it’s fine, just a bit boring really. 8- The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo - 4/5 - it’s really great until the ending when it just drags and drags for no reason. The entire epilogue after they solve the central plot feels so tacked on. 7- The Killer - 4/5 - Fassbender is really cool 6- Fight Club - 4/5 - I really like the first hour and then they set up the actual Fight Club and I lose interest. 5- Gone Girl - 4.5/5 4- Se7en - 4.5/5 - it’s pretty standard and then we get to the last thirty minutes and holy crap! 3- The Social Network - 4.5/5 2- The Game - 5/5 - I love that ending. 1- Zodiac - 5/5 - I love this ending. What surprised me just now thinking about them is wow, Fincher’s got range. It might not look it, but if you really look at his work, he’s never really made the same kind of movie twice. He’s come close with things like Se7en and The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo but even those have some real differences that set them apart. What’s cool about this is that you can still always tell when it’s a Fincher film.

[@bruh_hahaha]

TGWTDT gets better with each rewatch. The storytelling is so layered and there are so many clues/details that are easily missed.

[@cameronwatson3460]

When u gonna do a Steven Spielberg video rankings of all his movies

[@thehitman6963]

1. Fight Club 2. Se7en 3. Gone Girl 4. Alien 3 5. Panic room 6. The Social Network 7. Zodiac 8. The Game 9. The Killer 10. The Girl with Dragon tattoo 11. The Curious case of Benjamin 12. Mank

[@cooperwolfe5478]

I agree with you on your number one personally my number ranking would be: 1. Fight Club 2. The Social Network 3. Seven 4. Mank 5. Zodiac 6. Gone Girl 7. The Killer 8. The Game 9. The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo 10. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button 11. Panic Room 12. Alien 3

[@jimmykarlsson2567]

Enjoyable ranking 😀. Have you ever thought about ranking by leading actors in movies. Like, ranking all of Tom Hanks movies or all of Denzels movies or something like that???? I know you have to watch alot of movies, but who knows maybe it's worth it 😎💪

[@claw2504]

My list: 12. Mank 11. Gone Girl 10. The Game 9. The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo 8. Panic Room 7. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button 6. The Killer 5. Alien 3 4. The Social Network 3. Zodiac 2. Fight Club 1. Se7en

[@fromtexas2734]

Oh, yes, thank you for putting "Alien 3" in the top 5. It definitely deserves that placement. FINALLY, somebody put "Alien 3" in the top 5.

[@erfandilfanian5877]

My favorite director

[@abdullahaljubayer]

1. Se7en 2. Fight Club 3. The Social Network 4. Zodiac

[@AwesomeArtie]

My ranking: 12. Mank 11. The killer 10. Zodiac 9. Fight club 8. The game 7. Alien 3 6. Panic room 5. The social network 4. The girl with the dragon tattoo 3. Se7en 2. The curious case of Benjamin button 1. Gone girl

[@elijahpeless6641]

12: alien 3 man I like the first two alien movies but never watched this because I heard bad things about it now I know why 11: the game this would be a lot higher but I find the final twist dull 10: mank I respect this but Im not the intended audience for it I enjoy everything above this 9: panic room: i don't know if this is an unpopular opinion but I find this movie generic and unmemorable even though it's a solid thriller I wasn't bored I don't remember much about this and I watched it a couple weeks ago 8: the curious case of Benjamin button now i really like the concept and it's kind of like a forrest gump feeling movie but at the same time i find some of the directions a bit weird and it feels very slow at the beginning 7: the killer i really like this movie it's directed wonderfully and fassbender gives a great performance it's not complex but it's a solid thriller 6: zodiac I really like this movie great tension and performances but it's kind of rushed at times 5: the girl with the dragon tattoo this is a great thriller with great performances and great twists 4: fight club I actually knew this twist before I watched it but I really like this movie great performances and an unreliable narrator which I really like 3: Gone girl this movie has twists that land great characters a fantastic villainous performance this is the perfect example of a simple concept executed perfectly 2: Se7en a movie I don't want to watch again I've seen it twice in my life but it's a fantastic cop movie great performances and a memorable twist for me 1: the social network an Interesting story great script memorable characters great performances i love this movie like with Scorsese I might love a few of his movies but none are among my favorites of all time

[@mixedmedia330]

The Social Neteork is my favorite business movie of all time.

[@cooperwolfe5478]

I would highly recommend Blackberry

[@GeekZone210]

​@@cooperwolfe5478facts

[@NirajMurala-bo1ez]

Hey , can you add timestamps in these ranking videos?

[@jblitz1556]

Fincher is one of my favourite artists, so glad we're living in the same time as him and it won't be until much much later that his revolutions in VFX, crime cinema, cinematography, editing, and just overall storytelling are fully appreciated. My List: 12. Alien 3 (Yeah sure the opening sucks but we have Fincher's pitch-black carnal vision matched by a truly exceptional score by Elliot Goldenthal; it's all surface but man what an awesome surface.) 11. Se7en (Quite honestly I think this is a great lil wounded thriller with a pretty solid finale, really really brought to life by Shore's score, Khondji's shadows, all the actors, and Fincher's camera. I love the character conversations more than the ending and crime stuff.) 10. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button (Quite honestly a bit too long and severe underuse of what should be a terrific premise despite some solid passages - namely the opening - a truly incredible score from Alexandre Desplat, still groundbreaking VFX work, and powerful performances.) 9. Mank (In many ways the typical neurotic self-destructive portrait but Fincher & Oldman's approaches are so far off the feeling of the times so as incredible as the score and cinematography are and as solid as it ultimately ends up being, the vision isn't fully unified.) 8. The Killer (Fincher is no stranger nor slump to the A-B plotting (see: Panic Room) so even if its heart is the same as Fight Club, the insularity of the film means its ideas smack you just as hard. Bone-dry sardonicism and then Tilda Swinton to thrillingly bring it home. It's also hilarious.) 7. Panic Room (An incredible bottle movie that maximizes screen space and masters claustrophobia of character and setting.) 6. The Game (Fincher always has a darkly comic mean streak and here he is too incredible at making a thriller for it all to be so hilariously undermined at the end; to me it works far better on later viewings and I really do love this one now. ) Rest of These Are Masterpieces: 5. The Social Network (Digital-era Citizen Kane; a perfectly-edited comedy of manners with Sorkin's tendency to over-dramatize highly controlled by Fincher's eye. What a wonderful picture.) 4. Fight Club (May be following out of the love of the way that Fincher doesn't quite follow the messaging of the film all the way but again, what a radical and savage piece of political commentary, so invigorating, so ruthless, so hilarious, so good.) 3. The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (Perfectly said by Sean: one of those movies where the writing is smarter than you - a digital era masterpiece about images and identity, perfect continuation of The Social Network with an ending that really snook up on me.) 2. Gone Girl (A jet-black comedy and good god is it hilarious, perfect ending to Fincher's digital-era trilogy to fully delve into surveillance, identity, images, and self-destruction - and it's thrilling and clever too! The fastest 2.5 hours I've ever seen by far.) 1. Zodiac (One of the very few perfect movies for me - too much to say but the best way I can put it is that it's an anti-procedural procedural, far more focused on the psychology rather than the facts despite searching of them. I'm completely rapt in every second of Zodiac unlike any other.)

[@poihpioakarp8845]

8. The Girl with the Dragon Tatoo (B+) 7. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button (B+) 6. Panic Room (A-) 5. Zodiac (A-) 4. Gone Girl (A-) 3. The Social Network (A-) 2. Se7en (A-) 1. Fight Club (A+) Haven't seen the others. Not planning to see Alien 3 and not likely to see Mank anytime soon, planning to see the rest at some point.

[@jimmykarlsson2567]

Uhhmm..... The Game ???

[@poihpioakarp8845]

@@jimmykarlsson2567 I haven't seen it yet 😳

[@harrisonsmovietributes1689]

My Top 5: Zodiac The Social Network Se7en The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo Gone Girl

[@despicablebuckaroo7876]

I don't know why, but I just don't like the Social Network. I feel like it's too boring, and though the runtime isn't long, it felt like 3 hours. Just didn't click for me

[@Armani90]

Also are you gonna update your mcu ranking with the marvels.

[@mugen9147]

We all know that would belong in the bottom.

[@jimmykarlsson2567]

Noooop..... enough with those damn Marvels already

[@SaurianStudios1207]

My ranking: 1. Fight Club 2. Se7en 3. The social network 4. Gone girl 5. Zodiac 6. The girl with the dragon tattoo 7. Panic room 8. The curious case of Benjamin Button 9. The Killer 10. The game 11. Mank 12. Alien 3

[@thefilmeffect6089]

If I’m trying to be objective, The Social Network is probably his best film. My Top 5: 1. Seven 2. The Social Network 3. Zodiac 4. Fight Club 5. Gone Girl

[@gabbasgad1982]

My ranking: 12. Alien 3 11. Panic Room 10. The Game 9. Mank 8. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button 7. The Killer 6. The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo 5. Gone Girl 4. The Social Network 3. Zodiac 2. Seven 1. Fight Club

[@cooperwolfe5478]

I completely agree with you on number one. Personally my ranking would be: 1. Fight Club 2. The Social Network 3. Seven 4. Mank 5. Zodiac 6. Gone Girl 7. The Killer 8. The Game 9. The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo 10. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button 11. Panic Room 12. Alien 3

[@EntrEsprit]

The ones i've watched yet: 1. Se7en 2. Fight Club 3. Zodiac 4. Gone Girl 5. The Game

[@Something29292]

You should do a Darren Aronofsky ranked

[@kill3rs529]

I really need to give gone girl another chance ive only seen it once and it lost steam for me after a certain reveal ive owned the blurray for so many years so i think its about time i give it a second viewing.

[@brixandblox]

1. Fight Club (I’ve only seen fight club)

[@PACKMANNNNNNNN]

1. Killer 2. Fight Club 3. Social Network 4. Seven 5. Gone girl 6. Girl with a dragon tattoo 7. Panic room 8. Curious case of Benjamin Button 9. The game 11. Mank 12. Alien 3

[@fluff975]

The Game's ending works so well for me precisely _because_ of its improbability; it elevates and reshapes your sense of the rest of the story into what it always was but doesn't reveal itself to be until the very end: a fairy tale. A tender, moving moral fable along the lines of A Christmas Carol, and a subtly self-reflexive one for such a reputably cold and calculated filmmaker (Van Orton rediscovering his gratitude mirroring Fincher himself putting his faith into a happy ending for once)

[@jeannajanowick1887]

Hell yeh this is awesome

[@dannyschulz9016]

I’ve only seen 6 of Fincher’s movies, need to see more. I would rank them like this 1. The Social Network 2. Se7en 3. Gone Girl 4. Fight Club 5. The Killer 6. Alien 3 The Social Network is in my top 15 all time, such a perfect movie. Love all of the ones I’ve seen except Alien 3.

[@Chubbytoad12]

Watch zodaic

[@Ksawerykino]

My ranking of Fincher's films from those I have seen looks like this 7.Mank: the worst example of style over substance. 6. Zodiack: On paper, including the cast, this movie has everything I should like, and yet somehow I find it incredibly boring. 5. Panic Room: For me, this movie just exists. 4. The Killer: The director's return to form. A good revenge movie and a great main role. 3. Seven: Great thriller with an amazing ending. 2. Social Network: addictive, fascinating, dynamic and well played! 1. Fight Club: David Fincher's Magnum Opus. Atmosphere, two main roles, intrigue WOW!

[@Smile-hk7vd]

01. Fi*** Cl** (1999) 02. Se7en (1995) 03. Gone Girl (2014) 04. The Social Network (2010) 05. Zodiac (2007) 06. Panic Room (2002) 07. The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (2011) 08. The Killer (2023) 09. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button (2008) 10. The Game (1997) 11. Mank (2020) 12. Alien 3 (1992)

[@taylorpack7705]

1. Se7en 2. Panic room 3. Zodiac 4. Social network 5. Fight club 6. Killer 7. Gone girl 8. The game 9. Girl with dragon tattoo 10. Benjamin button 11. Mank 12. Alien 3

[@timk5915]

My ranking is this: 1. The Social Network 2. Gone Girl 3. Fight Club 4. Zodiac 5. Seven 6. The Killer 7. The Girl with the dragon tattoo 8. Panic Room 9. The Game 10. Mank 11. Benjamin Button 12. Alien 3

[@thecomicdirector8417]

Out of the ones ive seen: 1. Fight club 2. Gone girl 3. Mank 4. Zodiac 5. Social network 6. The game

[@robingoransson5591]

1. Zodiac 2. Social Network 3. Seven 4. The game 5. The Killer 6. Panic Room 7. Gone Girl 8. Fight club 9. Benjamin Button 10. TGWTDT 11. Mank 12. Alien 3

[@narukamizanagi8645]

Having finished David Fincher’s filmography my rankings go like this: 12. Mank 11. Alien 3 10. The Game 9. Panic Room 8. Benjamin Button 7. Girl With the Dragon Tattoo 6. The Killer 5. Fight Club 4. Gone Girl 3. Seven 2. The Social Network 1. Zodiac His top 7 are fan-freaking-tastic, 8-10 are good, and 11/12 are one’s I never want to watch again

[@jimmykarlsson2567]

The Game is awesome, stop it please

[@gofority5112]

1. Se7en 2. Zodiac 3. Gone Girl 4. Fight Club 5. The Social Network 6. The Killer 7. Dragon Tattoo 8. Benjamin Button 9. Panic Room 10. The Game 11. Mank 12. Alien 3

[@rajithfernando6200]

Killer was a solid movie, masterfully executed, no plot holes, amazing use of music, great cinematography...but it doesn't have that IT factor. It's not rewatchable. It doesn't offer you anything new. It's just a good movie. It wasn't as special as some claim it to be

[@wade_says]

Zodiac and Seven are the best IMO

[@Aincarnati24]

1) The Social Network 2) Zodiac 3) Se7en 4) Gone Girl 5 Fight Club 6) The Game 7) The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo 8) The Killer 9) Panic Room 10) Mank 11) Curious Case of Benjamin Button 12) Alien 3

[@josh72456]

I don’t agree but each to their own. 12. Zodiac. I didn’t like the film, but I’m sure it’s well-made from memory. 11. The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo. the torture scene I found odd which is why it’s low on the list, but other aspects are fine. 10. Mank. It’s well done, good performance by Gary Oldman, but I agree on what was said in the video. 9. The Killer. A good leading performance by Michael Fassbender, but the story I don’t think is the greatest 8. The Game. I agree what was said about this film in the video. 7. The Social Network. For what it is, I still think it’s well-made. 6. The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button. It is whimsical, there are problems with the story I agree. Brad Pitt may not give the best performance but props to Cate Blanchett. 5. Gone Girl. Good twist very well-made film, I’ve read the book after. 4. Alien 3, It’s a flawed film, but it had potential though it shouldn’t be that high I know. 3. Panic Room. A very tense thriller, interesting villain played by Forest Whitaker, Jodie Foster a good lead and yes even young Kristen Stewart it was her debut so yeah. 2. Seven, I know that type of film is archetypal as pointed out in the video, but it is so well crafted, it’s rare for the villain to make an appearance only towards the end, of course very dark but purposeful. 1. Fight Club. It is a unique film, I guess I sort of knew the twist beforehand but I’m a millennial so I will know stuff beforehand we’ll some things but I put at number 1. I read the book too but of course like many well after seeing the film.

[@cooperwolfe5478]

I agree with you on your number one pick. My personal ranking would be: 1. Fight Club 2. The Social Network 3. Seven 4. Mank 5. Zodiac 6. Gone Girl 7. The Killer 8. The Game 9. The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo 10. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button 11. Panic Room 12. Alien 3

[@cooperwolfe5478]

1. Fight Club 2. The Social Network 3. Seven 4. Mank 5. Zodiac 6. Gone Girl 7. The Killer 8. The Game 9. The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo 10. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button 11. Panic Room 12. Alien 3

[@davidrojas7177]

Top 5: 1. Se7en 2. Zodiac 3. Fight Club 4. Social Network 5. Gone Girl

[@thesmellofadventure5370]

12: Alien 3 (1992) 11: Curious Case of Benjamin Button (2008) 10: Panic Room (2002) 9: The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo (2011) 8: Mank (2020) 7: Gone Girl (2014) 6: The Game (1997) 5: The Killer (2023) 4: The Social Network (2010) 3: Fight Club (1999) 2: Zodiac (2007) 1: Seven (1995)

[@christermyrberg3661]

1. The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button 2. Alien 3 (Assembly Cut) 3. Se7en 4. Panic Room 5. Gone Girl 6. The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo 7. The Killer 8. The Game 9. Fight Club 10. Zodiac 11. Mank 12. The Social Network

[@nicolas.grisanti]

My list, with the ones i saw...obviously: 1. Zodiac 2. Seven 3. Fight Club 4. Gone Girl 5. Social Network 5. Benjamin Button 6. Alien 3 ( to me this one and Benjamin Button are bad, the other ones, are amazing) To me Mindhunter should be number 2 of Fincher's creations, right after Zodiac.

[@avengersfan4990]

12. Alien 3 11. Mank 10. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button 9. The Game 8. Panic Room 7. The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo 6. The Killer 5. The Social Network 4. Gone Girl 3. Fight Club 2. Se7en 1. Zodiac

[@Pasta-la-pizza-baby]

Of the ones I’ve seen. 5 zodiac. Still great. 4 gone girl. Top 3 is all 10/10. 3 7 2 social network

[@NinthShinigami]

Where’s number 1 😅

[@Pasta-la-pizza-baby]

@@NinthShinigami the audience will never know they saw it but they did

[@ClasherKunal]

​@@NinthShinigamiyou don't talk about it

[@NinthShinigami]

@@ClasherKunal 😲🤣🤣🤣

[@brendanlittle2498]

Of course man child Sean Chandler would end up talking about marvel movies during a Fincher video. Wouldn’t expect anything less

[@jordansweet8054]

Along with Micheal Mann, Fincher is one of my favorite filmmakers. The Social Network SeVen Fight Club Gone Girl Zodiac The Killer The Game Panic Room The Curious Case of Benjamin Button Mank Alien 3

[@haddonfieldradio666]

The Killer starts off so great! Dazzling filmmaking. But, even though I loved it, it definitely loses steam as it progresses and sort of just peters out.

[@laquitasmith6774]

I agree!

[@5xmasterx548]

when you put se7en at #2, i forgot about social network and was like ??? But then social network came on and i was like OOOOHHHHHHHH!!!!! also im surprised people dont like ccobb that much, maybe its for a different target audience, those who like romance.

[@robertmarginean164]

Comparing Barbie to Fight Club won't do the movie any good

[@christianzafiroglu6705]

I must be nuts, but I liked Mank a lot. It was funny as hell, a pure reflection of what Fincher sees Hollywood as in reality, and the perils of taking all things personally. It has flaws (the sterile black and white for its own sake is a provoke for me). Now, The Killer may be a top three Fincher for me. A pared back, beautifully sharp story, a messy protagonist, and story centered around the rare thing of a meticulous professional doing what he sees as the wrong things every time. Also, there’s this underlying theme that modern society is designed to accommodate psychopaths like the lead character.

[@AdityaKumar-pb2bd]

Fight club is on number 3, come on, man!!!