Netflix Releases A First Teaser Trailer For David Fincher’s “Mank”

Following several years of detours, “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button,” “The Social Network,” David Fincher went back to one of his bread and butter obsessions, serial killers, and the procedural film with Netflix’s series “Mindhunter.” In a way riffing on things he had already done in “Zodiac,” “Mindhunter” was a continuation of his preoccupations with fixation, through the lens of serial killers, but reverse-engineered, by those that try and catch and understand them: the FBI.

Gary Oldman is told to “tell the story you know” in the latest trailer for the Netflix film about Citizen Kane screenwriter Herman J. Mankiewicz.

Over the past decade, are there any film composers with a better resume than Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross? Honestly, since 2010, when “The Social Network” was released, Reznor and Ross have become names that are mentioned with the likes of Hans Zimmer, John Williams, Alexandre Desplat, and more as some of the best musicians working in film today.

David Fincher‘s “Mank,” is a black and white prestige drama starring Gary Oldman about the writing and making of legendary filmmaker Orson Welles‘ “Citizen Kane” — often considered one of the greatest movies of all time and it looks unlike anything the filmmaker has made before, much more in a “serious-drama” rather than than the genre films he usually makes.

Two strange things are going on in the theatrical industrial complex.

Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross have shared a snippet from the score they’ve been working on for David Fincher’s new movie, Mank.The Nine Inch Nails members, who have previously composed the scores for Fincher films such as The Social Network and Gone Girl, were announced to be working on the Netflix film last December.In an interview with Revolver, Reznor revealed that he and Ross would use only instruments from the 1940s to compose the soundtrack, in line with the film’s setting.Yesterday

The first trailer David Fincher new movie Mank is finally here!

The first trailer for David Fincher’s new film about the making of Citizen Kane recreates the Golden Age of Hollywood.

The first trailer for Netflix's anticipated David Fincher drama Mank has dropped. While Fincher has kept busy in recent years with acclaimed TV projects like Mindhunter and House of Cards, Mank marks the first feature film from the visionary director since 2014's Gone Girl.

David Fincher's Mank dropped today, and for everyone keeping track at home, this is his first feature film since 2014's Gone Girl. It shows the director going full Old Hollywood for Netflix, telling the story of the making of Citizen Kane through the perspective of screenwriter Herman J.

The whole town’s talking about Mank!

“It’s breathtaking, even by David Fincher standards,” said “The Social Network” screenwriter Aaron Sorkin yesterday on the just-released Happy Sad Confused podcast, about Fincher’s new movie “Mank.” And that’s a hell of an endorsement to lead the way for today’s trailer unveiling of “Mank,” a black and white prestige drama starring Gary Oldman about the writing and making of legendary filmmaker Orson Welles‘ “Citizen Kane” — often considered one of the greatest movies of all time.

Netflix film Mank has just been released – check it out below.The anticipated drama tells the story of Citizen Kane writer Herman J. Mankiewicz as he battles to finish the screenplay.Gary Oldman stars as Mankiewicz, opposite Tom Burke as Orson Welles.

Anthony D'Alessandro Editorial Director/Box Office EditorMank, David Fincher’s movie about Oscar winning Citizen Kane screenwriter Herman J. Mankiewicz and his tumultuous development of the Orson Welles’ classic, will hit Netflix on Dec.

When you look at the filmography of David Fincher, there are already-classic films such as “Fight Club,” “Seven,” and “Zodiac.” But in recent years, the discussion over his 2010 feature, “The Social Network” has many believing that his Facebook film might not just be one of his very best features but one of the best films of the past 10 years.

Ten years ago, screenwriter Aaron Sorkin and director David Fincher unleashedThe Social Network, the Oscar-winning look at the founding of Facebook. In the intervening years, the real-life Facebook story has added twists to its story that few could have imagined back in 2010.

If you weren’t already psyched for David Fincher’s upcoming film, “Mank,” then Netflix probably is about to cement your excitement by finally announcing a release date for the long-awaited, black and white period drama. According to Collider, after months of speculation, Netflix is ready to release “Mank” on December 4.

Monster Hunter, starring Resident Evil's Milla Jovovich, has unveiled its first teaser trailer.The film, which was originally pushed back from September to April 2021, is now optimistically assuring us it'll be "only in theatres" this December. The plot follows Jovovich's Captain Natalie Artemis and her team of elite soldiers who fall into a portal and enter a strange world filled with deadly monsters.