By far The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo and Layer Cake. Archangel is actually very good and Munich is one of the few Spielberg films in the last ten-fifteen years that I actually like. Though it's dismissed quite a lot, Cowboys & Aliens is nothing but silly fun.
Craig is good in the movie and the film has an excess of Fincher motifs, which is a good thing. But what an earth was up with that final act - a kind of elongated 20 minute epilogue which seemed to have little if anything to do with the films plot which had already wrapped up. If it did have relevance then i'd be grateful if you could enlighten me; i had a run in with a noisy member of the cinema audience midway and may have missed something that made this epilogue relevant, though i'm thinking not.
Cut the last 20 minutes and its a great movie, which incidentally had that year's best trailer - a Kubrick-esque wordless montage of short images cut to led Zeplin's Immigrant Song which i must admit i completely ripped off for a tv edit i did recently
Maybe if Fincher ever gets round to the proposed sequel we'll find out what that epilogue was about (assuming it isn't already self explanatory)
Edited by Odd Jobbies, 27 January 2015 - 12:44 PM.