This year, we’re expecting The Adventures of Cliff Booth, Fincher’s spinoff of Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. And while “Quentin Tarantino spinoff” might be an ominous phrase in most contexts, David Fincher’s work is always good for a few thrills no matter where his whims take him. That wasn’t obvious in 1995, when Fincher released Seven (or Se7en, if you want to stretch the limits of what a ‘v’ looks like). With the cast shaping up and the movie needing to actually be made at some point, Fincher’s stubbornness won out. Most notable is a commentary track with Fincher, Pitt, and Freeman, while three additional commentary tracks, all of which include Fincher, cover the film’s story, sound, and visuals.