what's happening. They rip stuff from headlines and in that way they're dealing with moral issues that are pertinent. But I do think that people are interested in the idea of the machinations of justice. So, based on that, when I read the script I thought, 'Oh, this could be a good movie.' QUESTION: In real life, police investigations are generally quite expansive -- it's never just one detective. DAVID FINCHER: Yeah, and there'd be somebody going, 'Yeah, I'll talk to blah blah blah,' 'Oh, let me write that down. What was her name again?' 'I'll have to get you that last name. I'll get back to you.' It's always disseminated information. That's the thing I always hate about movie villains. It's never Dr Evil; it's never one guy. To me evil is always so much more realistically portrayed when it's corporate.