I have watched Se7en and followed Gluttony, Greed, Sloth and Lust. But I couldn't place the events of the other sins: Envy, Wrath and Pride. And also is th
I find Se7en an amazingly good movie, but among its weaknesses is the Envy killing. I found the justification for it very unconvincing, as if forced into the st
One of the many notable things about modern film-noir Seven was its reverse credits (scrolling top to bottom, the opposite to the expected direction). I recen
At the near end of the movie, when a box delivered to the trio in a deserted place is opened, David Mills' (played by Brad Pitt) wife Tracy Mill's face appears
During the climax of the movie Seven, the audience is lead to believe that Mills’ wife, Tracy (Gwyneth Paltrow), has been killed and her head is in
I recently watched David Fincher's 'Se7en' for a second time. I was thinking about the ending and I am kinda confused. So clearly John Doe (Kevin Spacey) has a
David Fincher's magnificent noir movie Seven (or Se7en) has very dark cinematography enhancing the moral darkness of the story. I remember that, after its init
In Se7en, John Doe is shown as being extremely meticulous and patient while carrying out his plan of murdering and/or torturing people in accordance with the se
In Se7en, John Doe is tracked to his residence by Detectives Mills and Somerset due to activity on his library card: "Divine Comedy", "History of Catholicis
John tried to face the detectives and tried to take photos of them in Se7en movie. What is the reason?
There is a dead dog shown in the climax of Se7en. Is there any significance to this image?
In the conversation in the car between Doe, Somerset and Mills we see that Doe justifies the murders of all the people he killed according to
How did John Doe get past the dogs that you see in a scene in Se7en where Det. Somerset has dinner at the Mills' or warned Tracy that John Doe wanted to harm/ki
How did Mills and Somerset know the leather shop they went to when they were trying to find the blonde girl in Se7en? How did they know they would find somethin
In this movie Se7en, detective Mills kicks open John Doe's door against detective Somerset's decision: Somerset repetitively tells Mills they need a legal reas
In the movie Se7en, a plot line is around whether detective Somerset is going to retire. During the initial wife-shoots-husband scene, an unnamed detective ber
The SLOTH victim, exactly why was he to be tortured to death "this" way? Are we supposed to know what happened to his left hand, and what exactly are those tub
In the movie Se7en, the detectives get the records of people who have read certain kinds of books (like nuclear weapons etc.). So that they can narrow down thei
On re-watching Se7en I couldn't help but question what purpose Somerset's switchblade had. We see Somerset practice with it and it was also shown a couple more
The last day in the story of Se7en, shortly before John surrendered, a colleague says to Mills that his wife has called and that he should tak