David Fincher pitched his version of a Blade movie with David S. Goyer, but ultimately made Se7en and Fight Club instead.
The Big Picture David S. Goyer is one of the most prolific screenwriters working in Hollywood, but his laundry list of unmade projects might be even more fascinating than those that came to fruition. Over the years, Goyer has tackled tons of franchises and worked with heaps of different filmmakers.
David S. Goyer's Road to 'Blade' For David S. Goyer, adapting Blade was just par for the course. By the mid-'90s, the future comic book movie titan had worked his magic with tons of genre movies like Death Warrant, Kickboxer 2, The Puppet Masters, and would even write the sequel The Crow: City of Angels.
Goyer went on to say, "I remember going to our producer's office… There was this giant conference table. Fincher laid out 40 to 50 books of photography and art with post-it notes inside them. He said, ‘This is the movie.' Fincher took us on a two-hour tour around the table of the aesthetics of this scene, that character, it was such a fully fleshed-out visual pitch… I had never seen something like that before. A lot of that thinking infused my further revisions.
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