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Customer Reviews
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Despite pretty boy Brad Pitt...excellent movie
This is one of my personal favorites because you can go back to it and enjoy it like the first time. It is gritty, dark and very disturbing however Morgan Freeman, Gwenyth Pawltrow and Kevin Spacey are superb in their roles. Good dialouge, stylistic and very twisted ending that will get under your skin. If you have not seen it, rent it and then decide which if it is a movie you can appreciate.
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A Classic!
Amazing that this thriller is now 13 years old!
I happened upon "Se7en" tonight while flipping through the channels and thought what a classic, I should post a review on it!
There are over 500 reviews here for the movie, so you don't need me telling you the storyline.
If by some chance, you have not seen "Se7en", definitely check it out. Morgan Freeman and Brad Pitt are absolutely excellent in this very dark thriller.
A top 100 movie of all time!
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Seven DVD Review
Seven is a well-made crime drama, with an excellent and suspenseful score by Howard Shore. Note: On the back of the DVD case, it is written that the film is presented in 1.85:1 aspect ratio; however, this is not the case. The DVD is presented in 2.35:1 aspect ratio and enhanced for widescreen (16:9) TVs. The picture and sound are of very high quality.
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great actors don't make up for a so-so movie
Seven was a bit of a disappointment to me. While the actors are, of course, top notch (who actually dislikes Morgan Freeman? You're a liar!) the actual storytelling in this movie left me feeling pretty bored and uninterested.
I would have liked more in the way of atmosphere, instead of one storyline bit carefully moving along at a pace that almost put me to sleep a couple times.
I understand most people like this movie, and that's perfectly fine with me, but it just wasn't good enough for me. Maybe if I give the movie a second chance I'll like it more. That's always a possibility. Sometimes the second time finally makes something click. Or maybe I'm just not smart enough to get it :)
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Seven is an unlucky number
More than a decade old, this film still has appeal because of the artistry of Morgan Freeman and the enduring intrigue of the struggle between good and evil. For each of the Seven Deadly Sins, there is a victim who symbolizes that evil. Traditionally, the seven sins have counterpart virtues that overcome the sin and balance the individual. The killer begins with GLUTTONY and works his way through SLOTH, ENVY, GREED, and PRIDE. The older detective (Freeman) is self-disciplined and holds his anger in check when the killer becomes the symbol of LUST while the younger Man (Pitt) gives in to WRATH. With this film as many others, the investigators become the targets, and even though the bad guy gets his, he gets in a big blow on the young and inexperienced detective. This film has too much gratuitous f-word, but the grossness of some of the symbolic individuals seems justified because the murders are a "living sermon" that the phsychotic killer intends to use to change mankind. Memorable and thought provoking.
It looks like something went really wrong at the Lego factory because, when Jenny at The Bloggess opened her 30th Anniversary minifig celebration pack, she got a whole bunch of transvestite minifigs. "I think Eddie Izzard in drag is 10 times hotter than Brad Pitt covered in nougat, but this is just bizarre," Jenny says. And I agree. Seeing all those moustaches and cleavages up close is kind of disturbing:
