Comments on: David Fincher Says He Wouldn’t Have Shown ‘Dragon Tattoo’ To NYFCC, Sides With Scott Rudin Over New Yorker Embargo Controversy

By: MDL

MDL — Fri, 13 May 2016 13:14:33 +0000

It's not a fiasco it's farcical. Although I do agree with Fincher's view that he would only screen for critics one day before the film's opening. I'm sure Rudin would not like that approach.

By: loue

loue — Fri, 13 May 2016 13:14:33 +0000

IA with Fincher on no screenings period. I get where both Rudin and Denby are coming from but I would be far more sympathetic to the producer's plight if this movie didn't have a ridiculously enormous promo campaign already. It's not a tiny indie movie and it's not like the buzz is going to die down now that one review has come out. Also, the people saying Rudin is right in all this because it's not fair to the other news outlets make me laugh. Like he gives a shit about the other publications. His only concern is how many millions he can make. And correct me if I'm wrong but no one forced him to screen the movie for the NYFCC. Seems like he's pissed because they watched it and still gave it zilch.

By: Ryan Sartor

Ryan Sartor — Fri, 13 May 2016 13:14:33 +0000

This is a hot button issue. I thought it would die down, but still a lot of heated discussions in the Twittersphere, as Ice Cube would say.