I might have laughed at this movie but the grey mise en scene of this movie is just too great. and I am just a sucker for it.
Not a huge fan, predictable ending with simple acting. Nice added surprise with Kevin Spacey.
Was underwhelmed by the film, the characters were poorly developed, the dialogue felt unnatural (not in a good way like in noirs) and it didn't draw an emotional response from me. I appreciate the idea and what Fincher&co were trying to convey and I really wanted to be amazed by the film, but in my opinion they fell short. I will give it a second try another time though, I think maybe I was not in the right mood
Disturbingly horrifyingly scary and evil. I have never seen a plan so evil and complicated in a movie before or since. Has many philosophical lessons without bored out the audience. It also has many twists and turns. It is however a bit slow because I think is necessary to takes it time to develop the characters as it is part of the main ingredients in the movie. David Fincher does it again!
The definitive movie of the 90's. This movie is so incredible it makes me sad to think about the sorry state of cinema today. Unfortunately we'll never see anything like it ever again. Oh, those were the days...
I haven't seen Seven in a while but unlike a lot of movies from the 90s, Seven aged pretty well despite some dated music choices for the credits. Despite the fact I'd seen it plenty of times, Seven is still scary as hell. The acting's good and the chemistry between Brad Pitt and Morgan Freeman (along with the stunning cinematography and direction) hold the movie together very well.