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Thursday: Silly scary sins.
Remember, no movie is without sin! Which movie's sins should we expose next?!
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"Somebody call somebody." One of the greatest film lines ever!
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The way he screams "deteectiiiiiive!" always goes under my skin
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The sloth scene is the scariest thing I've ever seen in a movie. I absolutely hate and respect the hell out of it.
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I'm fairly certain that everyone that writes a journal hopes that one day it will be read in the voice of Morgan Freeman.
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Let's consider the fact that cinemasins just removed 7 sins in the end FOR NARRATION
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iāve never realised until now, but at the opening credits, the scene where heās crossing out words from a book about āpregnancy and sense of smellā, itās hinting towards the ending of the film. itās obviously the murderer plotting the murder of brad pittās wife, the PREGNANT woman. itās insane how smart this movie is.
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5:32 Morgan Freeman laughing is something we need more of
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You gave Se7en 77 sins? You did this on purpose you cheeky buggers.
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I'd remove 5 sins for that "DETECTIIIIIVVEEE!!!?"
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If you listen closely, Sommerset tells Mills āif you kill a suspect, thatās death row all the way.ā So David would be killed for Wrath.
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The scene that really stood out to me when I watched it(apart from the ending of course) was the part where Paltrow tells Freeman that she's having a baby, and he says something like 'you spoil that kid', because the world is so awful and a child doesn't need to be exposed to that when they're a child...and Paltrow bursts into tears of gratitude/fear/sadness/confusion. That's an intense scene of astonishing acting.
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The "realizing the Sloth victim is alive" scene is probably the best in this movie, since none of the other actors involved in the scene (including John McGinley) was informed that the actor playing Sloth was supposed to have him take a surprise breath.
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John Doe intentionally missed Mills on two occasions where he could have killed him because he was grooming Mills to become Wrath.
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2 things. 1, that sloth scene is one of the best scenes in movie history, and the scene after is amazing too. The doctor says āhe would die of shock if you were to shine a flashlight in his eyes.ā Amazing. And 2, the lust scene. He doesnāt go into it much but itās so real, so haunting. The details are so gruesome and terrifying. Definitely the best movie Iāve seen.
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Iām no cinematic scholar, but the fact that it was dark, wet, and dreary, during the vast majority of the movie says that the city and the shit going on within it is a shitty, filthy cesspool. The sun shineās brightly in the final scene, which, to me, seems to represent that this darkness and dreariness is all about to be gone once Doe is blasted. In fact, itās 7:01 during the box scene, another indicator that the 7 deadly sin murders are about to come to a close.
Thereās also a clear dichotomy going on between Mills and Somerset. Somerset, the pessimist, is trying to ascend his way out of hell or purgatory (the city and crime), while Mills, the naive optimist, unwittingly wants to descend into it (he specifically transferred into the city). Mills has a positive view on life and his work, yet he ends up being the one who succumbs to the final deadly sin of wrath, which completes Doeās masterpiece. A cruel irony.
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According to my law degree as a criminal lawyer from Criminal Minds University, the biggest sin of all is that as soon as the murders were noted as the work of a serial killer, they did not call in the FBI *at all*.
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I am someone who has seen all the saw movies without batting an eye.
The sloth scene literally made me jump out of my chair.
The build up...man ...modern horror movies should learn from this.
Deserved it's 5 sins off
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Classic film. Know whatās mind blowing? When ppl think Seven. They think violent and gory.
Itās none of those. Hardly any violence. No gore if any in the film.
It ALL TAKES PLACE IN YOUR HEAD.
Thatās perfect film making.
Great video BTW.
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One of my favorite movies; the atmosphere and tension is so palpable in it.
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@StevenWorkman
4 years ago
The first rule of Se7en is we do not ask what's in the box.
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