"David Fincher started inquiring about my interest in scoring his upcoming film, The Social Network. Yeah, the movie about the founding of Facebook. I've always loved David's work but quite honestly I wondered what would draw him to tell that story. When I actually read the script and realized what he was up to, I said goodbye to that free time I had planned", writes Trent Reznor on his Nine Inch Nails' official website. Reznor is cooperating with Atticus Ross, a composer and producer, who has been a long-time companion. Ross has recently scored "The Book Of Eli" and had previously produced several Nine Inch Nails albums.
As of now, Reznor writes "I'm happy to tell you we're nearing the completion of this and I couldn't be happier with how it's turned out." His work on the score will likely be compiled on a soundtrack album, that will be released a few weeks prior to the film's opening on October 1.
The level of excellence that David operates on is inspiring and the entire process has been challenging and truly enjoyable. Speaking of the film... it's really f--king good.
– Trent Reznor
That is amazing news. Not only that Nine Inch Nails and David Fincher are at it again, but Reznor's opinion of the film also sounds very promising.
With the first teaser trailer released last week, this is slowly but surely rising up the ranks to be my most highly anticipated film of this year.
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I'm glad I'm not the only one having doubts about the Facebook movie and its story. But Reznor first doubting and now loving it makes me confident that it will turn out to be a great movie.
ReplyDeleteThis can only turn out excellent. Reznor is a fucking genius, so is Sorkin, so is Fincher. I see what Reznor is saying about having doubts at first. I've had issues with the casting decisions, esp. Justin Timberlake. But then again it's Fincher and when Reznor says it's all good and one hell of a movie, that's a valid testimonial for me.
ReplyDeleteSry, but i dont like the new design of the website.
ReplyDeleteThe darker one was more Fincherish. And i can´t read it so good as the last one, pls change something.
I really like the new design. It's really cool
ReplyDeleteThe main purpose of the new site design, especially the white background was readability. So if you cannot read this better, please make detailed suggestions (or better: screenshots) of what doesn't work for you. I am always willing to tweak, however the majority of mails I had received over the years suggested that the black background, even while more fincherish, was not to the advantage of readability.
ReplyDeletePlease suggest tweaks: contact (at) fincherfanatic.com
Thanks!
I, for one, like the new design. It's better to read. Maybe a tad too white? The outer frame could be light blue, like the site vignette by Justin Reed.
ReplyDeleteI agree that this new design enhances readability. Fanatic, you do a great job with the site, I wouldn't change a thing.
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ReplyDeleteCrazyest, juste loving it
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