The actor who played the "lust" kill guy actually deprived himself of sleep to enhance his frantic behaviour in the interview scene. That is impressive dedication for your role, no matter how small. I hope he got more acting jobs after this film.
yeah he sold that scene or made it even more with his reaction. He was in The Bone Collector, Saving Private Ryan and Taken i believe amongst other films.
Love that the woman with red hair was trying not to cry at the ending. Usually the reaction is confusion, disbelief and shock but this one is my favorite
The year this was made was an EXTREMELY great year for Spacey. He was relatively unknown prior to 1995, and was in Seven, The Usual Suspects (another excellent thriller), and Outbreak. 3 very big movies that year, and IMO those films really lead him to his stardom that came afterwards. He followed those up in 1998 with The Negotiator, where he gives an outstanding performance (the film also stars Samuel L Jackson) and is also worth checking out.
His most eclectic film is "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil" based on the true crime thriller of the same name. It's definitely worth a watch and a review. One of his first roles was in the TV series Wiseguy in 1988, where he played a crooked arms dealer named Mel Profit and was paired with B-movie queen Joan Severance. Another great role was in 1997's LA Confidential. Just so many great roles for Spacey.
kevin spacey was on a roll in the 90's ..glengary glen ross, the ref, swimming with sharks, the usual suspects, the negotiatior, outbreak, se7en, a time to kill, L.A. confidentIal, A bug's life, American beauty ..the man could do no wrong though the great 90's era of flicks
David Fincher had to fight for that ending. The studio thought it was too dark and somber. Thank god David Fincher got what he wanted. Also, the only murder shown is the detective murdering the suspect, yet it's one of the most disturbing crime thrillers ever. David Fincher is a genius.
The producer of Se7en scolded Fincher, telling him he could have made another Lethal Weapon but he made a Swedish art house film instead. I think it was the producers biggest hit.
The planets aligned with this one, everything came together, the right cast, the right script, the right director. Indeed Se7en was duplicated and ripped off many times, will never be equaled.
The twists and turns this movie went on, the suspense, the epic ending....mercy! I watched it when it first come out in college and i had to go see it again just to make sure I saw what I saw! Always a delight to hear your reactions! God bless ya'll!
It wasn't a clock at the beginning but a metronome. I used one to keep rhythm while learning to play piano. I always assumed Somerset was using it to help him stay centered against all the chaotic city noise and stress from the job. Matching the rhythm of the metronome to his heart rate and breathing to stay centered and calm.
"He's really selling it" That's character actor Leland Orser. He crushes his one scene as the Lust 'survivor'. We only get a few flashes of the murder, and the horror of it is entirely from the Polaroid of the harness and Leland's testimony. Absolutely chilling. I always enjoy seeing Leland pop up because he is always fantastic. For one of his larger roles - Very Bad Things, with Jon Favreau and Christian Slater
instead of 5, I'd give 7 stars for the best uncredited villain ever! and Somerset represents the 7 heavenly virtues in one person! 👏👏👏 for more David Fincher crime thrillers, check out Zodiac (2007), it's based on a true story!
"What's in the box?" Fun Fact: When filming the "sloth" victim scene, the SWAT officers were NOT told that the victim was still alive. When the victim coughs and scares the SWAT officers, that reaction is real. Location Location Fact: The diner that Somerset (Morgan Freeman) and Tracy (Gwyneth Paltrow) meet at is the same diner that Denzel Washington and Ethan Hawke meet at in Training Day (2001). In fact, they meet in the same booth. It's the Quality Coffee Shop in downtown LA. Standing Together Fact: The ending in the movie is the ending in the original draft of the screenplay that the actors and director had signed on to. Producer Arnold Kopelson had it re-written, and the ending was changed to John Doe (Kevin Spacey) kidnapping Tracy (Gwyneth Paltrow), with Mills and Somerset racing to save her life. When David Fincher, Brad Pitt, and Morgan Freeman read the new ending, they all demanded that the original ending be put back in or they wouldn't do the movie. Art Over Ego Fact: The producers intended that Kevin Spacey should receive top billing at the start of the movie, but he insisted that his name not appear in the opening credits, so as to surprise the audience with the identity of the killer. To compensate, he is listed twice in the closing credits, once before the credits start rolling and once in the rolling credits in order of appearance. Another advantage from Spacey's point of view, as he saw it, was that he was excluded from the film's marketing during its release, meaning he didn't have to make any public appearances or do any interviews.
Though not mentioned, I can't help but think that John Doe also had to kill David and Tracy's dogs 😭 They never would have let him hurt their mama without a fight...
One more thing...on the stairwell when Doe meets Mills, PRIDE leads David to blurt out his own name in anger. Which led Doe to seek out his personal info upon calling the precinct. Thus, Mills' Pride leads to his wife's (and child's) deaths.
That wasn't a clock... It's called a metronome. A metronome is a device that produces a steady pulse to help musicians play in time. Somerset uses it to help him sleep (background noise). :)
For the record, I recently wrote some emotional words in another video thread surrounding The Phantom Menace. Shouldn't have been so personal from my end. I'm passionate about showing people the truth
I don't mind if one of you has seen the movie before. My favorite Kevin Spacey movie, if at least one of you hasn't seen it and you'd be interested, is "K-Pax". Very interesting movie. : ) This movie rates high on my list too. You ladies give good movie reviews too, which is why I come here often, to see what you have to say. : )
'Real-life zombie', a contradiction in terms, isn't it? Sorry. And look at it this way; if they WERE in Kansas, they'd be dealing with tornadoes and what not, rather than just the rain. Seriously, though, it's been quite a while since I've seen this one. Will have to check it out again.
@@ForceOfLightEntertainment Signorney Weaver plays a doctor/author who studies serial killers and Holly Hunter plays a detective and they have to take down a murderer who copies other serial killers from the past. It’s an interesting thriller, so I’d recommend it
I've always had mixed feelings on this movie. There are great things in it, but the things I don't like about it outweigh them. I know just about any good or great movie could be nitpicked to death, but I've always thought it would have been more believable if Mills had started beating the hell out of Doe at the end instead of giving him an easy death. Also, someone as smart as Somerset (or even Mills or someone else in the pd) would have wondered that, hey, this guy went out of his way to take pictures of us and must have done so for a reason. Perhaps we and those around us (like a wife) might need extra protection.
@anrun, I get where you're coming from but I do believe it's more than plausible that cops and detectives like most regular people can't see the forest for the trees.
@@anrun it stuck with me also however I don't think Fincher tried to emulate what Michael Mann does expertly which gives us technicalities with extra care and attention to procedure, but rather a mood piece with two very flawed individuals who try to rise above their said flaws with one succeeding and one failing.
The ending segment actually had a few scenes cut that showed Gwyneth Paltrows head in the box.. but Fincher couldnt ram it through without screwing with the Ratings - so they cut them. Funny thing is.. the studio kept the head - and later it would appear in the movie 'Contagion' .. also starring Gwyneth Paltrow (albeit in a somewhat minor role).
Showing the head would have weakened the movie. They also shot an altenate ending where Freeman sacrifices himself and shoots Spacey before Pitt can do it, also a weaker ending. The one we eventually ended up with was the right one, but damn, it was a tough one.
I still remember watching this in the theater in 95, It was dead quiet the whole movie, people were on the edge of their seat. There was a massive audible gasp at the end when Spacey's character revealed that he killed his wife, I was 14 at the time and it was a movie I never forgot.
I saw it opening weekend, it was dead quiet at the end and I remembered a couple walking out of the theater, guy had his arms around his girlfriend, her head was down and she was crying.
Hi FOLE, just about to watch your reaction but, having seen this film many times you should realy do a... spoiler alert... dont scroll down if you haven't seen the film. Spoiler alert when you read out the cast list😂
Did anyone realize that these women completely missed the fact that one of the two final remaining sins, envy, was announced by the killer as his sin. Then... The horrific editing removed the scene where he tells David to become wrath. They really never got it... Went completely over their heads. This is about as bad a reaction video as I've ever seen.
Gwyneth and Brad were actually dating at the time. I hear he had to convince her to do it. Also, when Brad is chasing the the suspect in the stairwell and falls in the garage in the alley. Brad actually either cut his arm open pretty bad or broke it in the fall. Thats why he has a cast the rest of the movie.
It is a great movie, performed by actors directed by a director. It is not Brad, or Morgan or whatever. Maybe, you should check out som films that are not made in Hollywood, but the origins are from other countries? Like almost everything that you are watching including TV-series... Start with "Nikita" made by Luc Besson. Cheers from Italy.
You talked over the best reveal when John doe said, "Oh...he didn't know..." Se7en is one of those movies that makes people go "You've never seen...?!" If you've not seen it.
Very good movie. Now that we know what Kevin Spacey is really like, it's not hard to see him as a twisted killer. Morgan Freeman as Natalie said is always solid in every movie. And Brad Pitt, looks notwithstanding, did a great acting job too. It definitely had an Alfred Hitchcock feel to it the way it was shot and edited. very suspenseful.
A very interesting dark thriller by David Fincher, I like this movie! Now this can hardly be removed and no one will succeed. Girls, you are beautiful as always, you are the best)
I wish more people took the overall manipulative nature of this movie seriously. FYI, the Pride crime scene was a foreshadow of the end. Examples: 1) head in a frame....head in a box. 2) Mills' wife slept a lot and was loopy when Somerset came to their place, (Pills). 3) she called the precinct a few times (Phone). This movie (like the rest) is linked to so many others by its actors. Example: The man who played the brothel operator is also known for playing "Fun Boy" in 'The Crow'. His final appearance in THAT story involves him in a room with a blonde when a third person arrives CARRYING something...a guitar. Fun Boy gets fatally jabbed several times which kinda sorta resembles the Lust crime. Compare and learn people
Great Reaction! 🏆🖒 Seven really was a great movie, that stood the test of time, and remember watching it on VHS 📼 More movies.. | Kiss the Girls (1997) | The Craft (1996) | Fear (1996) | The Good Son (1993) | The Hand That Rocks The Cradle (1992) |
Spacey actually insisted that his name not be in the opening credits, as he didn't want the audience to spend their time wondering when he was going to show up. Pretty remarkable movie for many reasons. One of my favorites is the unexpected moment when the killer walks in and surrenders before his murders are complete. I'd never seen anything like that in a movie. The cops don't catch him, and instead spend the movie, as Sommerset says, "picking up the pieces."
Natalie, I only needed to see this once..Made that strong of a spooky imprint, didn't want to watch it again. One thing about Spacey, whether in "Usual Suspects" , this , or his creepy Lex Luthor in "Superman Returns" the dude's played some psychotic mo-fos! 24:05..I think the Lawyer's bluffing, or overconfident...NO jury would let that lunatic walk or buy an insanity plea, considering the careful planning he did to pull off his killing spree.
This was great...Another Great movie you Ladies should check out is - THE LIFE OF DAVID GALE ( 2003 drama / thriller ) Kate Winslet, Kevin Spacey, Rhona Mitra, Laura Linney and an appearance by Melissa Mc Carthy... You'll be Intrigued
Kevin Spacey has a thing for playing Villain Characters and does it quite well i also hated him in "A Time To Kill"(1996) but respect how good of an actor he is,despite the scandals,great reaction you 2
I was a fragile 23 year old. This movie traumatized me back then seeing in the theater. Oh yeah. You were “too little” to have seen this. Thanks! LOL. 😞😤🤓😂
The last two sins were envy and wrath. Envy is the sin of John Doe himself, wrath is the sin of Mills. Tracy had no sin, she just became the means by which he provoked Mills anger, there was no other way to provoke his anger so strong. John Doe almost created a masterpiece (from his point of view), but in my opinion the murder of Tracy is the weak point of his work, it was possible to do without innocent victims. But he just got too lazy to come up with another way to provoke anger. So he has two sins at once: envy and sloth.
A lot of Fincher’s stuff you don’t see that much, if I remember correctly in the script in certain scenes it specifically says the audience will never see this. Fincher said his philosophy was this is the most horrible awful thing you’ve ever seen and I’m NOT going to show it to you
I think it's a psychological thriller because it deals with mental taunting by a serial killer. I never saw the head in the box coming. Total surprise. I enjoyed seeing it on the big screen.
@ForceOfLightEntertainment I noticed. That's why I didn't explain why it wasn't the seven days.😉 I love watching you beautiful ladies react to movies. Keep up the great reactions.😁
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There was an extremely quick, (almost subliminal), flash of Tracy's face just before David shoots John Doe. I didn't see this movie in the theater but I don't remember that being there when I first saw it on cable. Is that something added in on a 'director's cut' version? Does anyone know?
This is the 25th frame created by another Brad Pitt character, Tyler Durden, when he worked as a projectionist. When he showed a big dick in the cinema.
See, if I was Mills, I would have just shot John’s limbs so he could go to jail for life and be in pain for revenge, not to mention that John’s Great Work would be ruined.
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"The Usual Suspects"(1995) with Kevin Spacey, Gabriel Byrne, Benicio Del Toro, Stephen Baldwin & Kevin Pollock was really good too 💯❤️🙂✔️
@@alfroml.a.5404 D.L. Just recommended that too!
I'm wondering if Gwyneth Paltrow is playing the Mastermind behind the murders, it's how I would have wrote it.
Another good thriller is prisoners if you ladies haven't seen that one yet
The actor who played the "lust" kill guy actually deprived himself of sleep to enhance his frantic behaviour in the interview scene. That is impressive dedication for your role, no matter how small. I hope he got more acting jobs after this film.
He was in Saving Private Ryan later. He has had a solid career as a character actor, his name is Leland Orser.
@fester2306 He played a surgeon in the latter seasons of ER too.
yeah he sold that scene or made it even more with his reaction. He was in The Bone Collector, Saving Private Ryan and Taken i believe amongst other films.
He also kept making himself hyperventilate in-between takes to the point of almost passing out several times...
He also has a tiny role in Alien: Resurrection... and it was probably the most memorable part. He's good.
most david fincher movies can be considered psychological thrillers honestly. he likes setting a dark tone and mood in his movies
Love that the woman with red hair was trying not to cry at the ending. Usually the reaction is confusion, disbelief and shock but this one is my favorite
Aww thank you!!
Watch her when she reaches for a drink, when she relates to Keven spacey speaking about being ugly on the inside.
And watch her delete this comment.
The year this was made was an EXTREMELY great year for Spacey. He was relatively unknown prior to 1995, and was in Seven, The Usual Suspects (another excellent thriller), and Outbreak. 3 very big movies that year, and IMO those films really lead him to his stardom that came afterwards. He followed those up in 1998 with The Negotiator, where he gives an outstanding performance (the film also stars Samuel L Jackson) and is also worth checking out.
His most eclectic film is "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil" based on the true crime thriller of the same name. It's definitely worth a watch and a review. One of his first roles was in the TV series Wiseguy in 1988, where he played a crooked arms dealer named Mel Profit and was paired with B-movie queen Joan Severance. Another great role was in 1997's LA Confidential. Just so many great roles for Spacey.
and then in American Beauty he basically played himself.
The negotiatior is underrated.
kevin spacey was on a roll in the 90's ..glengary glen ross, the ref, swimming with sharks, the usual suspects, the negotiatior, outbreak, se7en, a time to kill, L.A. confidentIal, A bug's life, American beauty ..the man could do no wrong though the great 90's era of flicks
Yeah, and then he just had to touch... you know.
"Mystic River" is a good detective thriller..Maybe a little lighter on the thriller part, but still a real good movie..Great acting!
David Fincher had to fight for that ending. The studio thought it was too dark and somber. Thank god David Fincher got what he wanted.
Also, the only murder shown is the detective murdering the suspect, yet it's one of the most disturbing crime thrillers ever. David Fincher is a genius.
The producer of Se7en scolded Fincher, telling him he could have made another Lethal Weapon but he made a Swedish art house film instead. I think it was the producers biggest hit.
This one made Fincher. Oft-imitated throughout the nineties. Sometimes duplicated, but then they are only duplicates. You only shock like this once.
AMEN
The planets aligned with this one, everything came together, the right cast, the right script, the right director. Indeed Se7en was duplicated and ripped off many times, will never be equaled.
As has been seen over the past couple years studios don't know shit about making a good movie.
Always fun to watch reactions to Se7en, especially the ending
The twists and turns this movie went on, the suspense, the epic ending....mercy! I watched it when it first come out in college and i had to go see it again just to make sure I saw what I saw! Always a delight to hear your reactions! God bless ya'll!
Thank you!! God bless!
Because of that dismal ending, I was only able to watch this once. Same story with The Mist. (Should've stopped after the novella)
It wasn't a clock at the beginning but a metronome. I used one to keep rhythm while learning to play piano. I always assumed Somerset was using it to help him stay centered against all the chaotic city noise and stress from the job. Matching the rhythm of the metronome to his heart rate and breathing to stay centered and calm.
"He's really selling it"
That's character actor Leland Orser. He crushes his one scene as the Lust 'survivor'. We only get a few flashes of the murder, and the horror of it is entirely from the Polaroid of the harness and Leland's testimony. Absolutely chilling.
I always enjoy seeing Leland pop up because he is always fantastic. For one of his larger roles - Very Bad Things, with Jon Favreau and Christian Slater
instead of 5, I'd give 7 stars for the best uncredited villain ever! and Somerset represents the 7 heavenly virtues in one person! 👏👏👏
for more David Fincher crime thrillers, check out Zodiac (2007), it's based on a true story!
"What's in the box?"
Fun Fact: When filming the "sloth" victim scene, the SWAT officers were NOT told that the victim was still alive. When the victim coughs and scares the SWAT officers, that reaction is real.
Location Location Fact: The diner that Somerset (Morgan Freeman) and Tracy (Gwyneth Paltrow) meet at is the same diner that Denzel Washington and Ethan Hawke meet at in Training Day (2001). In fact, they meet in the same booth. It's the Quality Coffee Shop in downtown LA.
Standing Together Fact: The ending in the movie is the ending in the original draft of the screenplay that the actors and director had signed on to. Producer Arnold Kopelson had it re-written, and the ending was changed to John Doe (Kevin Spacey) kidnapping Tracy (Gwyneth Paltrow), with Mills and Somerset racing to save her life. When David Fincher, Brad Pitt, and Morgan Freeman read the new ending, they all demanded that the original ending be put back in or they wouldn't do the movie.
Art Over Ego Fact: The producers intended that Kevin Spacey should receive top billing at the start of the movie, but he insisted that his name not appear in the opening credits, so as to surprise the audience with the identity of the killer. To compensate, he is listed twice in the closing credits, once before the credits start rolling and once in the rolling credits in order of appearance. Another advantage from Spacey's point of view, as he saw it, was that he was excluded from the film's marketing during its release, meaning he didn't have to make any public appearances or do any interviews.
Though not mentioned, I can't help but think that John Doe also had to kill David and Tracy's dogs 😭 They never would have let him hurt their mama without a fight...
I wanna think he might have. The dogs might have tried to attack him to protect Tracey and he wasn’t having it.
One more thing...on the stairwell when Doe meets Mills, PRIDE leads David to blurt out his own name in anger.
Which led Doe to seek out his personal info upon calling the precinct.
Thus, Mills' Pride leads to his wife's (and child's) deaths.
More great thriller ideas are:
Sleeping With the Enemy
Prisoners
Nothing But the Truth (2008)
Malice
No Way Out (1987)
Kiss the Girls
I watched it a billion time since it's day view
I think you two are so cute watching these drama thrillers. Love your take. It really drew you in. How can this one not, right?
That wasn't a clock... It's called a metronome. A metronome is a device that produces a steady pulse to help musicians play in time. Somerset uses it to help him sleep (background noise). :)
For the record, I recently wrote some emotional words in another video thread surrounding The Phantom Menace.
Shouldn't have been so personal from my end.
I'm passionate about showing people the truth
I don't mind if one of you has seen the movie before. My favorite Kevin Spacey movie, if at least one of you hasn't seen it and you'd be interested, is "K-Pax". Very interesting movie. : )
This movie rates high on my list too. You ladies give good movie reviews too, which is why I come here often, to see what you have to say. : )
'Real-life zombie', a contradiction in terms, isn't it? Sorry. And look at it this way; if they WERE in Kansas, they'd be dealing with tornadoes and what not, rather than just the rain. Seriously, though, it's been quite a while since I've seen this one. Will have to check it out again.
And that's why Wrath was left last and some say the most evil sin since so few wouldn't have pulled the trigger.
Masterpiece ever. Great
Fantastic movie!
Excellent reaction, ladies! My favorite David Fincher movie. Also check out Prisoners (Denis Villenueve and Insomnia (Chris Nolan).
This movie had a lot of gross disgusting scenes and I think it was like a gory kinda suspense flick
It’s amazing how calm you were while watching this!!! I’m impressed as I’m a freak show during thrillers like this! HAHA!!!
Can you both react to The Machinist please?
Thank you.
O yeah it's like the 7 deadly... I had a bad copy. didn't get much out of it 👍🇺🇸💪
If you lower the camera a tad, so your heads are touching the top of the frame, you could make the image a bit larger 👍
Michelle, another movie you 2 should watch is “Copycat” with Sigourney Weaver and Holly Hunter
Haven’t heard of it!
@@ForceOfLightEntertainment Signorney Weaver plays a doctor/author who studies serial killers and Holly Hunter plays a detective and they have to take down a murderer who copies other serial killers from the past. It’s an interesting thriller, so I’d recommend it
Very weak movie. But "popular" movies usually are.
Next movies: North by Northwest and Notorious.
Our next couple are ready to go but will look into these!
The thirst is funny. ( your only human ladies) brad pitt
The city is never named. The internet says that the city is Gotham City.
Good movie, we all seen movies, so don't pay attention to other people 👍😎👌
If there was ever a case for temp insanity this would have been it.
I've always had mixed feelings on this movie. There are great things in it, but the things I don't like about it outweigh them. I know just about any good or great movie could be nitpicked to death, but I've always thought it would have been more believable if Mills had started beating the hell out of Doe at the end instead of giving him an easy death. Also, someone as smart as Somerset (or even Mills or someone else in the pd) would have wondered that, hey, this guy went out of his way to take pictures of us and must have done so for a reason. Perhaps we and those around us (like a wife) might need extra protection.
@anrun, I get where you're coming from but I do believe it's more than plausible that cops and detectives like most regular people can't see the forest for the trees.
@@thegladve Sure, smart people miss things and do dumb things. It isn't an egregious flaw, but it has always stuck with me.
@@anrun it stuck with me also however I don't think Fincher tried to emulate what Michael Mann does expertly which gives us technicalities with extra care and attention to procedure, but rather a mood piece with two very flawed individuals who try to rise above their said flaws with one succeeding and one failing.
Fun Fact: the city is never named. Fan theory goes that the film takes place in Gotham City.
Try crimson rivers 2020, it’s a fantastic movie too
You girls are 🔥🔥
fun fact, he really broke his arm.
.. 5/5
The ending segment actually had a few scenes cut that showed Gwyneth Paltrows head in the box.. but Fincher couldnt ram it through without screwing with the Ratings - so they cut them.
Funny thing is.. the studio kept the head - and later it would appear in the movie 'Contagion' .. also starring Gwyneth Paltrow (albeit in a somewhat minor role).
Showing the head would have weakened the movie. They also shot an altenate ending where Freeman sacrifices himself and shoots Spacey before Pitt can do it, also a weaker ending. The one we eventually ended up with was the right one, but damn, it was a tough one.
I still remember watching this in the theater in 95, It was dead quiet the whole movie, people were on the edge of their seat. There was a massive audible gasp at the end when Spacey's character revealed that he killed his wife, I was 14 at the time and it was a movie I never forgot.
I saw it opening weekend, it was dead quiet at the end and I remembered a couple walking out of the theater, guy had his arms around his girlfriend, her head was down and she was crying.
@@konowd damn that’s sad, poor girl was probably shaken.
A lot of people were disturbed by Se7en when it came out
Hi FOLE, just about to watch your reaction but, having seen this film many times you should realy do a... spoiler alert... dont scroll down if you haven't seen the film.
Spoiler alert when you read out the cast list😂
😂😂
I didn't see the head in the box but i thought it was totally crushing revelation, a genius move for the killer but total psychological mind screw
I remember watching this movie, cops was chasing a killer, but I remember the box at the end, what was in it📽️🎭🍿
Quick question, is that a Drunk 3-PO AKA Jay Canadian Bear Plushie from Friday Night Tights on that top shelf behind y'all?
Yes:)
The rain, shadows and dark scenes are common tropes of film noir. The style dates back to the 30's and 40's of classic Hollywood.
Definitely sets the tone:)
watch the crow 1994
Well he kinda warned him about his temper
Did anyone realize that these women completely missed the fact that one of the two final remaining sins, envy, was announced by the killer as his sin. Then... The horrific editing removed the scene where he tells David to become wrath. They really never got it... Went completely over their heads. This is about as bad a reaction video as I've ever seen.
Did you have a bad day? This seems irrational.
I’m enjoying your channel. Been binging some to catch up. I just found you by TH-cam recommending it.
Awesome! Thank you!
My absolute favorite
2:33 I never mind looking at Natalie :-)
Gwyneth and Brad were actually dating at the time.
I hear he had to convince her to do it.
Also, when Brad is chasing the the suspect in the stairwell and falls in the garage in the alley.
Brad actually either cut his arm open pretty bad or broke it in the fall. Thats why he has a cast the rest of the movie.
I did wonder. I couldn't figure out how the hit we saw in the rainy alley caused him to need a cast.
The world is definitely not a fine place but it’s definitely worth fighting for.
“Not full blown horror” oh just wait!
Not a thriller. But another movie you should check out is A Knight's Tale. It's fun.
Use to watch that all the time!
Six shooter is alright, I only need one
Great react! Watch Brad in Kalifornia, he's not so yummy in that one, lol. But he's good!
Thanks!
Good reaction ladies. Flawless movie in pretty much every regard.
Thank you!!
You do too much research knowing Spaceys in the movie kinda gives too much away.
Didn’t do research but being a movie lover I just knew he was in this movie. It didn’t spoil or ruin anything for me:)
It is a great movie, performed by actors directed by a director. It is not Brad, or Morgan or whatever. Maybe, you should check out som films that are not made in Hollywood, but the origins are from other countries? Like almost everything that you are watching including TV-series... Start with "Nikita" made by Luc Besson. Cheers from Italy.
We have covered some British movies!
@@ForceOfLightEntertainment Nikita is a French movie. 😊
Lol. Metronome, not a clock.😉
Do not tell spoilers to each other. Kevin Spacey is BIG spoiler.
No. I had seen a clip of him in the movie so I already knew he was in it.
ha... umbrella dont mean sh#t when you live in a windy city as well as a rainy one!
That can definitely be true
You talked over the best reveal when John doe said, "Oh...he didn't know..."
Se7en is one of those movies that makes people go "You've never seen...?!" If you've not seen it.
Have you done the Exorcist or Rosemarys baby yet??
No
Only one murder shown
Very good movie. Now that we know what Kevin Spacey is really like, it's not hard to see him as a twisted killer. Morgan Freeman as Natalie said is always solid in every movie. And Brad Pitt, looks notwithstanding, did a great acting job too.
It definitely had an Alfred Hitchcock feel to it the way it was shot and edited. very suspenseful.
Nice to know that a person can be found innocent in a court of law but doesn't compare to court of opinion.
A very interesting dark thriller by David Fincher, I like this movie! Now this can hardly be removed and no one will succeed. Girls, you are beautiful as always, you are the best)
Thank you!!
So…scarred yet?
Did Mills go to prison? If so, for how many years?
Not sure
I wish more people took the overall manipulative nature of this movie seriously.
FYI, the Pride crime scene was a foreshadow of the end.
Examples:
1) head in a frame....head in a box.
2) Mills' wife slept a lot and was loopy when Somerset came to their place, (Pills).
3) she called the precinct a few times (Phone).
This movie (like the rest) is linked to so many others by its actors.
Example:
The man who played the brothel operator is also known for playing "Fun Boy" in 'The Crow'.
His final appearance in THAT story involves him in a room with a blonde when a third person arrives CARRYING something...a guitar.
Fun Boy gets fatally jabbed several times which kinda sorta resembles the Lust crime.
Compare and learn people
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Seven really was a great movie, that stood the test of time, and remember watching it on VHS 📼
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Spacey actually insisted that his name not be in the opening credits, as he didn't want the audience to spend their time wondering when he was going to show up. Pretty remarkable movie for many reasons. One of my favorites is the unexpected moment when the killer walks in and surrenders before his murders are complete. I'd never seen anything like that in a movie. The cops don't catch him, and instead spend the movie, as Sommerset says, "picking up the pieces."
Spacey had a great year! This and Usual Suspects! This director, like Kubrick Cronenburg Sonnenfeld Fincher Lynch, just see movies, differently!
Natalie, I only needed to see this once..Made that strong of a spooky imprint, didn't want to watch it again. One thing about Spacey, whether in "Usual Suspects" , this , or his creepy Lex Luthor in "Superman Returns" the dude's played some psychotic mo-fos! 24:05..I think the Lawyer's bluffing, or overconfident...NO jury would let that lunatic walk or buy an insanity plea, considering the careful planning he did to pull off his killing spree.
This was great...Another Great movie you Ladies should check out is - THE LIFE OF DAVID GALE ( 2003 drama / thriller ) Kate Winslet, Kevin Spacey, Rhona Mitra, Laura Linney and an appearance by Melissa Mc Carthy... You'll be Intrigued
Kevin Spacey has a thing for playing Villain Characters and does it quite well i also hated him in "A Time To Kill"(1996) but respect how good of an actor he is,despite the scandals,great reaction you 2
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I was a fragile 23 year old. This movie traumatized me back then seeing in the theater.
Oh yeah. You were “too little” to have seen this. Thanks! LOL. 😞😤🤓😂
The last two sins were envy and wrath. Envy is the sin of John Doe himself, wrath is the sin of Mills. Tracy had no sin, she just became the means by which he provoked Mills anger, there was no other way to provoke his anger so strong. John Doe almost created a masterpiece (from his point of view), but in my opinion the murder of Tracy is the weak point of his work, it was possible to do without innocent victims. But he just got too lazy to come up with another way to provoke anger. So he has two sins at once: envy and sloth.
33:00. It use to rain downpour in New York City, like violently regularly. NYC was a record for downpour up until a decade ago.
Technically Spacey being in the movie is a spoiler. He wasn't in any of the trailers or the advertising.
A lot of Fincher’s stuff you don’t see that much, if I remember correctly in the script in certain scenes it specifically says the audience will never see this. Fincher said his philosophy was this is the most horrible awful thing you’ve ever seen and I’m NOT going to show it to you
I think it's a psychological thriller because it deals with mental taunting by a serial killer. I never saw the head in the box coming. Total surprise. I enjoyed seeing it on the big screen.
You are not the first reactors to wonder if it's called seven because it's his last 7 days.🤣
We figured it out:)
@ForceOfLightEntertainment I noticed. That's why I didn't explain why it wasn't the seven days.😉
I love watching you beautiful ladies react to movies. Keep up the great reactions.😁
If you want to watch some good Halloween films, check out two oldies but goodies, Mr. Boogedy and Bride of Boogedy, from 1986 when Disney was still pumping good family fare. My kids loved these films and they are now 42 and 38 and the grandkids loved them when they were small.
The Game is far better than this garbage. Envy isn't even a deadly sin; there's a Commandment against it.
You guys laughed more at this movie than anyone else I've ever seen...
We laugh. We also were on the edge of our seat and Natalie cried. It’s all good:)
There was an extremely quick, (almost subliminal), flash of Tracy's face just before David shoots John Doe. I didn't see this movie in the theater but I don't remember that being there when I first saw it on cable. Is that something added in on a 'director's cut' version? Does anyone know?
Not sure
This is the 25th frame created by another Brad Pitt character, Tyler Durden, when he worked as a projectionist. When he showed a big dick in the cinema.
Salut from Cannes. The french title of that movie is " Seven" 🙂. Bye tout le monde.
Saying you might want to invest in an umbrella to a guy carrying 2 coffee cups ? 😁
A cinematic masterpiece and Neo Noir Psychological Thriller at its best. This movie was one of the msin inspirations for The Batman.
Now you see where such a huge inspiration for The Batman (2022) came from.
See, if I was Mills, I would have just shot John’s limbs so he could go to jail for life and be in pain for revenge, not to mention that John’s Great Work would be ruined.
Trust me, train sounds are something you can get used to. Our summer house is by the train tracks and trains go by day and night. First night you might wake up to them, but after that you are so used to it, you will sleep like a log. That is because your brain does not register that as a sound of a danger, so it gets filtered.
the more i watch "seven" the more i like the movie !!!!!!! great cinema !!!!! today the most movies are so bad !!!!!!