ZODIAC
With
Jake
Gyllenhaal,
Mark
Ruffalo,
Robert
Downey
Jr.,
Brian
Cox,
John
Carroll
Lynch,
Chloë
Sevigny,
Elias
Koteas,
John
Getz,
Philip
Baker
Hall,
Adam
Goldberg
Directed
by
David
Fincher
Ironically
I
was
wondering
what
Fincher’s
next
project
would
be.
In
rolls
Zodiac.
Based
on
the
real-life
serial
killer
tormenting
San
Francisco
over
the
‘60s
and
‘70s,
its
source
material
is
the
book
written
by
Robert
Graysmith.
The
Zodiac
killer
was
never
caught
and
we
see
the
extensive
investigation,
suspects,
unraveling
of
clues,
and
its
frustrating
dead
ends
from
the
perspective
of
the
investigating
officer
and
a
cartoonist
at
the
daily
newspaper
that
received
regular
coded
letters
from
the
killer.
We
see
how
this
case
eats
away
at
all
involved
with
not
enough
evidence
to
nail
their
main
suspects.
With
the
Zodiac
killer
never
caught,
it
feels
as
though
Fincher
nudges
our
own
suspicious
investigative
minds
to
keep
scrutinizing
every
single
character.
He
created
an
attentive
piece
spanning
several
decades,
filled
with
detail
and
style,
making
it
one
of
the
more
engaging
serial
killer
films
based
on
actual
events.
Lengthy,
but
worth
it.
The
real
case
spawned
many
movie
plots
like
that
of
Dirty
Harry,
and
a
similar
killer
in
The
Exorcist
III.
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