"The Killer: David Fincher's Stylish and Autobiographical Meta Thriller"

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"The Killer," directed by David Fincher and starring Michael Fassbender, is a crime thriller that follows a hitman as he navigates a dangerous world of handlers, rivals, and clients. The film explores the meticulous process of disposal, as the hitman efficiently discards anything that might implicate him or slow him down. This mundane procedural detail becomes strangely satisfying to watch, reflecting Fincher's intentional and self-referential approach. "The Killer" offers a vicarious spectacle of living a life free from clutter and complications, while also delving into the dark desires of its director.
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