1995 Directed by David Fincher
Two homicide detectives are on a desperate hunt for a serial killer whose crimes are based on the "seven deadly sins" in this dark and haunting film that takes viewers from the tortured remains of one victim to the next. The seasoned Det. Sommerset researches each sin in an effort to get inside the killer's mind, while his novice partner, Mills, scoffs at his efforts to unravel the case.
Brad Pitt Morgan Freeman Gwyneth Paltrow R. Lee Ermey John C. McGinley Julie Araskog Mark Boone Junior John Cassini Reg E. Cathey Peter Crombie Richard Roundtree Richard Schiff Hawthorne James Michael Massee Leland Orser Richard Portnow Daniel Zacapa Alfonso Freeman Harris Savides Andrew Kevin Walker Pamala Tyson Richmond Arquette Emily Wagner Shannon Wilcox George Christy Endre Hules William Davidson Bob Collins Dominique Jennings Show All…
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Harris Savides Conrad W. Hall Claudio Miranda David Emmerichs Michael A. Chavez Dale Myrand Nico Bally
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my mom said that this is the scariest film shes ever seen and she saw it while she was pregnant with me, and im 100% convinced she could have gone into stress-induced labor during the opening credits sequence so...thanks david fincher for coming for my life before i was even born
someone: *makes a good witty comeback*
bread poot: sit back you fucking freak shut your fucking mouth you're a movie of the week you're a fucking t-shirt at best
90% of horror films nowadays get no where near as creepy or lurid as even the credit sequence of Seven.
One of the greatest films of the 90s, without a doubt.
great performances by brad pitt and morgan freeman as detective mills and detective somerset, but damn... kevin spacey's performance as himself was the cherry on top!
on screen talent £7,000,000
production costs £12,000,000
location permits £5,000,000
lighting £12
score £2,000,000
someone who is good at the economy please help me budget my film. no one can see
I always forget how loose Brad Pitt plays this. He’s doing the exact same thing here as he is in Burn After Reading. Every scene is like he honked a big fat line of snow the second before Fincher screamed “action.” Glorious.
“That’s so mean” - my friend Amelia’s review of the final sin
Yeah, yeah, yeah, haven't seen it until now. Whatever.
It's undeniably great but I really didn't understand what was so special up until the last 20 minutes. Those last 20 minutes are great lol. But yeah, the rest of it really just felt super well done but lacked any sort of flavor. Like at the end of every scene I wanted to know what would happen next but at the same time if my laptop all of a sudden died, I wouldn't be dying to get back to the movie. I can't really wrap my head around calling this better than everything else Fincher made afterwards. Anyways, glad I watched it, great movie, but not the greatest thing ever made.
