Probably the most disturbing, powerful and mind-blowing end to a movie ever

@reneedennis2011

Жыл бұрын

Yup.

@dawns.427

Жыл бұрын

And showing what was in the box was completely unnecessary. The actor's faces did it all. Such an amazing job by both Morgan Freeman and Brad Pitt.

@cflournoy1529

Жыл бұрын

@@dawns.427 Exactly! The director knew that in this situation less is more. You don’t always have to see everything to be completely freaked out.

@btnhstillfire

Жыл бұрын

2nd. #1 has to be and always will be “Requiem For A Dream”.

@unstrung65

Жыл бұрын

@@cflournoy1529 And THAT is a big problem with movies today , they are often unable to put together the great acting and plots of older movies - so they result to 'gore' . If this movie was made today , they would show the head . The art of subtlety has left the building .

I have never been more excited to see Asia watch a movie just for the facial expressions alone.

@jasonalexander7968

Жыл бұрын

Same

@crystalscolza1663

Жыл бұрын

@Vern Sherris I think several of the sins are going to shock her...like lust.

@ericaweiler94

Жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same thing! I'll be watching nothing but those expressions. 😄

@bobdillashaw4360

Жыл бұрын

😂😂😂

@robertsmith3883

Жыл бұрын

So Brad Pitt becomes Wrath

The knife dildo has to be one of the sickest kills in American cinema. And no we don't need to see it, thank you. That man's performance tells you everything.

@christianmarly

Жыл бұрын

I've Hyperphantasia most of the time is fine but not in this case, it's extremely horrific for me

@tobindaily9961

11 ай бұрын

Absolutely! It happens so quickly...the 2 flashes of the dildo. Not sure if BJ and Asia saw that! Because when I realized in the theater I got physically ill. Sick. Depraved. Lordy. I remember walking out of the theater and everyone was dead silent. It's so dark. So disturbing.

@arphod

11 ай бұрын

@@tobindaily9961 They didn't put it together. Probably for the best.

@el34glo59

6 ай бұрын

​@@tobindaily9961Yeah that was always a brutal moment

@fuckamericanidiot

3 ай бұрын

One of the most disturbing things I've ever not seen

John Doe's sin was Envy. He envied Mills' normal life. Then Mills became Wrath when he killed John Doe, completing the 7 Deadly Sins in the movie. ** Btw, during the John Doe chase scene where Mills falls, Brad Pitt actually did break his arm, so they wrote it into the story. However, he still had scenes to film from before the chase, so they had to try and hide the cast. The scene where Tracy invites Somerset to dinner, you can see Pitt wearing his watch over the cast to try and hide it.

@fynnthefox9078

Жыл бұрын

I thought it was pretty obvious, since John spelled it out for us.

@Beavetowski

Жыл бұрын

I was hoping someone was going to explain this about him actually breaking his arm. And when he was holding his arm later in the scene, I'm sure it's actually broken.

@el34glo59

6 ай бұрын

​@@fynnthefox9078yeah it definitely was lol

@SamJackson-xu1py

3 ай бұрын

Thank you as they explain this at the end of the movie.

Pitt and Freeman definitely brought their "A" game for this film. Great reaction you two.

@Shteno

8 ай бұрын

Great reaction?!?!? My God... the times we live in, and the ppl we're surrounded with...

John Doe screaming, “Detective!” Gets me every time. It’s primal and bone chilling. Loved this reaction.

@AmbassadorKat

Ай бұрын

Yeah what an impressive performance of a single word

My sister saw this at theater when it came in 1995. She said when the Sloth victim started coughing she and several people in the audience screamed their lungs out. 😂

@screwylooygaming

Жыл бұрын

I saw this in maybe 98, still too early for a 13 year old, but I quickly realized what's in the box. They even say there are 2 victims remaining, despite people not wanting to accept there is a fetus in there with the head of his wife.

@that.ll_do_pig

Жыл бұрын

@@screwylooygaming I always thought that he was referring to himself as the second body 🤔

@screwylooygaming

Жыл бұрын

@@that.ll_do_pig the look on Somerset’s face made it seem more horrifying than just a head, which is what made me draw my conclusion, the first time I watched this.

@CyberBeep_kenshi

Жыл бұрын

Ye that part is the scariest of any movie......

@Bluesit32

5 ай бұрын

Hell, the cop that was whispering to him screamed. He was under the impression that it was a dummy lying on the bed. The gasp for air scared the shit out of him.

I saw that movie in the theater. When it ended, you could have heard a pin drop. Everyone in the theater go up and left and NO ONE said a word until they were outside.

@707RipOtee

2 ай бұрын

Yeah. I saw this in theaters too. I remember just being floored. It was so quiet!

"What's in the Box???" Right up there with "We're gonna' need a bigger boat" and "I'll be back." I love that, of all people, Asia has Pennywise looking over one shoulder and the "Scream" killer, looking over the other. LOL! Great reaction guys.

@wilson0213

Жыл бұрын

It’s you’re gonna need a bigger boat! Most get it wrong haha

@johnbernhardtsen3008

Жыл бұрын

indeed, you know excatly which movie you mention saying that line!!!! I love David Finchers movies, he is a pretty dang good cinematographer too!

@aylagregg1962

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely . This movie is in my top 5

@fodsaks

Жыл бұрын

For me 'John Doe has the upper hand!' is the killer line.

@writerwade9241

Жыл бұрын

@@fodsaks Yeah. The first time I saw this movie, that line sent chills up my spine. You knew something crazy was happening.

That movie freaked me out when I saw it in the theatre. The theatre was silent and everyone walked out stunned, nobody saw that coming. Great reactions!

@joshuabecker6799

Жыл бұрын

At Super Saver in Buffalo. Kinda rough place. Everyone was quiet and thinking after 7.

@rileyandmike

Жыл бұрын

It was to easy to figure out the ending once Summerset went to the library

@wartyrant8627

Жыл бұрын

Half of the theatre I was in said “it’s her head” and the other half said, “it’s her baby” 📦

@aylagregg1962

Жыл бұрын

Was working in Blockbuster Video when this was released on vhs, one of the best jobs I ever had. Along with Shawshank Redemption this movie was the most requested! Happy days xxx

@marheny20

Жыл бұрын

I saw it in the theater too, back in 95 and I had the exact same experience, totally quiet when people walked out.

Your reaction to this one did not disappoint. Shout out to Leland Orser for that bit part playing the guy in the sex dungeon. He played that sense of horror so so well.

@sonofmoss

Жыл бұрын

Leland Orser made himself hyperventilate for that scene

@timeisaflatcircle

Жыл бұрын

@@sonofmoss Yeah, I remember reading that. He would hyperventilate for minutes before the take so he was physically distressed and out of breath. It worked because the guy was extremely convincing.

@sonofmoss

Жыл бұрын

@@timeisaflatcircle after seeing him in this and Alien Resurrection where he was also in a panic and close to cracking, it was a bit of a shock seeing him in Taken playing someone cool cal and relaxed

@stephenlackey5852

Жыл бұрын

He plays a freak out perfectly

@ross8884

Жыл бұрын

He also played a LOT of characters in various Star Trek series. Very good as a messed up Hologram in ST: Voyager

The scene where the guy confesses to what the killer made him do to that poor girl, with that hidious "toy" is chilling.

@ReelinwithAsiaandBJ

Жыл бұрын

Right James 😳 We’re in sane page! ❤️❤️

@jamesburns8827

Жыл бұрын

@@ReelinwithAsiaandBJ I'm tryna tell ya!!! that guy is an incredible actor too. He was so convincing and unhinged. Perfectly cast. Small part that added so much to the feel of the movie and how sick john doe was. I always watch that scene with one eye closed lol

@UniversalMokenTroll

Жыл бұрын

@@ReelinwithAsiaandBJ Detective Mills deadly sin was WRATH.

@loadedorygun

Жыл бұрын

The first time I totally missed it. I was like wait, he fucked her to death? When you realize it, oh yeah it’s chilling as hell.

@portalina

Жыл бұрын

@@jamesburns8827 he’s great in another movie called “Very Bad Things” with Christian Slater, John Favreau (director/ supporting actor in things like singles, but also director and minor actor in Iron Man 1 & 2, as well as creator of The Mandalorian and director of many great films not marvel related.) Very bad things also has Cameron Diaz, Jeremy Piven, etc. it’s a classic DARK comedy. But it great.

You were slightly wrong about the ending. John Doe was envy because he envied Mills normal life and detective Mills became wrath when he killed John Doe thus completing the 7 deaths for the 7 deadly sins

@matthewsiers4431

Жыл бұрын

" become vengeance. become wrath."

@Style50360

Жыл бұрын

Except Mills didn't die for his sin, but maybe John intended that Mills would commit suicide down the line over the loss of his wife and child

@hmarlow5670

Жыл бұрын

​@Style50360 but there WERE 7 deaths counting the baby. Still fits.

@jamieweigold5234

9 ай бұрын

@@AtownOriginal Although they are called "deadly" sins they were previously called capital or cardinal sins because they are the root of all other sins. Someone does not have to die to commit any of the sins.

@boppityboopy114

4 ай бұрын

@@Style50360oh trust me. He died. Maybe not literally. But mills is dead

one of the most devastating endings I've ever seen. i saw this movie opening night in the theater. the theater collectively gasped at the twist reveal. i could hear the ladies behind me weeping. that movie is something else.

"Somebody call somebody", said in the chopper after Mills shoots Doe, is my favorite line out of this. Just so much confusion and desperation.

I love how Asia is in a trance for the last 5 minutes of the film lol she was almost frozen to the spot, it was awesome 🤩

@ReelinwithAsiaandBJ

Жыл бұрын

Right wyn!! I was frozen 😮

@BlanketMan

Жыл бұрын

Definitely brought back memories of the first time *I* watched Se7en. The last 5 minutes are so riveting, disturbing, suspenseful... and the pounding score is perfect. Yup, Asia was pretty much all of us watching this flick for the first time!

@robogreek3157

25 күн бұрын

​@@BlanketMan imagine if it was his unborn baby in thr box. That's what I thought at first

The man who was forced to wear the strap-on - that is one of those performances that stick with you. His voice, the pain knowing you have to kill someone or die yourself and to watch them suffer right in front of you, due to your own actions; due to Kevin spacey shoving a gun down your throat. Btw, there has to be a kid out there saying “*My* dad was the DHL/UPS/FedEx driver in Se7en.”

@mindime1499

Жыл бұрын

By their lack of shocking horror, I'm worried Asia & BJ couldn't see that the strap-on was a giant blade. I know I missed it the first time around. I thought it was a giant hooked chrome dildo.

@whitewolf8644

10 ай бұрын

Yeah that actor is really good at showing insanely scared. You can always feel it when you see him perform those roles.

This is one of those movies that SITS with you. You can’t immediately shake it off. Like it just makes an impact and you find yourself thinking about it later on. it’s one of my favorites, but I can only rewatch it maybe once a year at most because it is so affecting. The final line of this film is one of the best final lines EVER.

When Somerset figured out that the scrapes on the floor by the fridge meant there was something behind it- he knew that not because there was scrapes- but because the actual scrapings were fed to the victim This meant that they were intended to find the scrapings and therefore intended to look behind the fridge It was a trail they were supposed to follow

@SamJackson-xu1py

3 ай бұрын

I think he was just being a good detective and looking around.

"The world is a fine place and worth fighting for." I agree with the second part.

Asia's facial reactions are priceless 🖤😂

@MikeB12800

Жыл бұрын

Her eyes peeking above the blanket 😂

"That is soo foul" Asia is the best. Glad you both reacted to this insane film! This movie is so dark and truly full of that 90's gritty feeling that I miss so much. They actually kept Kevin Spacey's role a secret until the movie was actually released which was very hard to accomplish even for 1995. The story was excellent and all the performances were top notch. David Fincher is such a gifted director please watch all of his films.

@isabelsilva62023

Жыл бұрын

1995 was the year of "The usual suspects", and that was the only time we had ever seen Kevin Spacey, this is from 96.

@odinsahn7648

Жыл бұрын

@@isabelsilva62023 no it's not. Both films were 1995. Spacey was also in Outbreak that year with Dusitn Hoffman and Rene Russo.

@jasonremy1627

Жыл бұрын

@@isabelsilva62023 spacey had been acting in bit parts for a while. He was in See no Evil, Hear No Evil with Richard Pryor and Gene Wilder in like 1991.

@belpop

Жыл бұрын

YESSSSS David Fincher! I mean the social network, fight club, gone girl, zodiac, like damn

Se7en is a 10... The ultimate thriller.

I loved your reaction to the Sloth victim actually still being alive. I still remember screaming out loud in the theater, LOL. I was getting chills all over again watching it through your eyes. Kevin Spacey (current situation notwithstanding) is a brilliant actor. Everyone was great, but God, he is so good in this. For only a few minutes of actual screen time when you think about it, he remains one of the scariest bad guys in movie history to me.

All three of these actors are Spectacular!!! Kevin Spacey can terrify even the strongest person with just a stare!!! Thank you for the great reaction!!🎬📽🎞

@katscully

Жыл бұрын

Spacey was so great in it because he is a psychopath in real life.

@laudanum669

Жыл бұрын

It's sad that Kevin Spacey screwed up his life and career. He was such a good actor.

The blanket is gonna get a work out on this one. Lol. I think it should be noted that BJ should get his own blanket too. It's only fair. 🤣

@illenialLisette

Жыл бұрын

lol 🤣 so true

If you guys liked this one, you should add "The Usual Suspects" to your list, it's another really good thriller suspense movie that has one of the biggest surprises in all of movie history in it!

@ReelinwithAsiaandBJ

Жыл бұрын

Hey Colonel B! Thanks for the love and suggestion, we really appreciate it! ❤️❤️

@ThistleAndSea

Жыл бұрын

@@ReelinwithAsiaandBJ Yes! Usual Suspects is another great one!

@chickginger

Жыл бұрын

Yes! I was going to suggest that movie too! Another awesome movie with an unexpected twist is From Dusk Til Dawn, the Tarantino film, half that movie is one thing and the other half is a whole other thing. If you'd like a movie that has a similar vibe, you should check out The Cell, with JLo, that one has stuck with me a long time.

@jonathanmoon86

Жыл бұрын

@@ThistleAndSea It is a great movie! Pisses me off about Spacey's past

@Oleoay

Жыл бұрын

The only movie I've ever seen as twisty as this is Angel Heart with Mickey Rourke, Lisa Bonet and Robert DeNiro.

John Doe killing Tracy was Envy; Detective Mills killing John Doe was Wrath.

@mr44mag

Жыл бұрын

@@msfeistybabe There's an alternate ending where the killer doesn't exactly get his way. Still not a happy ending.

"No more checking out books, I'm going online" 👁👄👁

That’s what you call a very unhappy ending. Loved your reactions! I saw it in the theatre and I couldn’t take my eyes off of that box…..I was so horrified!

“This is not even my desk” is one of the greatest lines…improvised too. 😂

Another fun time with you two... couldn't help smiling a bit when BJ said "This is not going to have a fairytale ending". No Sir, no it sure as hell will not... Most underrated dialogue in this entire movie "What have you got?" "...dead dog." "I didn't do that." But Asia's expression while that final dialogue was playing out on the field during the box scene, that's what we were all waiting for! Looking forward to more!

I remember seeing this in the theater when it came out and everyone was thinking he was planning to drag them out at the end because he wanted to kill them both. NO ONE was ready for that ending. One of the most disturbing movies I’ve ever seen. On this note, I also highly recommend Primal Fear and of course, you have to do Psycho!

LMFAO! Asia dodged those bullets faster than Detective Mills!

The director David Fincher is one of the greats IMO. I highly recommend Zodiac or The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo. He also did Fight Club but I can't remember if you guys already watched that one.

I watched lived but wasnt able to to chat. I saw this in the theatre when it was released. I had the biggest crush on Brad Pitt and never missed seeing one of his movies. This one impacted me so hard, that it changed the way I looked at the world. The ending shook me to my core.

If you reflect on it, the film doesn't show us very much. Rather, David Fincher just gives us a little glimpse and a description and - like reading a good book - our minds fill in the rest. And what could be worse than what we can imagine ourselves? Ugh... Such a great film, but I was legit concerned for Asia watching this. This is a tough one for sure. As always, super entertained by y'alls reactions... 🙌🏾🙌🏾❤️🖤

The way that Freeman looked after Doe revealed the child (he knew it was over at that point) , the way Pitt struggled between anger and sorrow, amazingly well acted scene

Hands down the best written crime screenplay I’ve ever seen. What an ending! Could you ever expect the killer and mills were the final two? Also the best opening title sequence ever. Really set the tone. You know right away it’s gonna be creepy. And the lighting! Sometimes it was frustrating how dark it was but that’s how life is, right?

@loadedorygun

10 ай бұрын

@@AtownOriginal interesting take. Just because mills’ wife was innocent doesn’t ruin the concept; she’s collateral damage. The final two are the killer (envy) and mills (wrath). He doesn’t have to have conceived of the end in order to begin his plan; he may have had other ideas for envy and wrath-but found both solved at once. It was the scene where he got found out and saw Mills in action, gave him the idea for the finish.

The scene where they find the guy, Sloth, was on Bravo's 100 Scariest Movie Moments.

@CyberBeep_kenshi

Жыл бұрын

I'd rate it number 1 on the list. Imho.

The tied to the bed for a year bloke sent me over the edge with this film, I honestly felt tormented for weeks with that part 😳😅 you twos reaction to this film was great! You can now be tormented by watching this with the rest of us... Shall we start a support group 😭🤣

A lot of people I've talked to miss the fact that John Doe was Envy but he turned Mills into Wrath. Mills was the final sinner/sin.

BJ was right that John Doe's sin was envy, but did you guys catch that Det. Mills' sin was wrath? Like Somerset said, if Mills killed John Doe in anger, John would "win". Of course, Mills wasn't physically killed by John at the end, but he may as well have been. One of the most devastating movie endings of all time.

I'm not sure if you have reacted to it or not but if you like mystery and thrillers I think 'The Bone Collector' with Denzel Washington and Angelina Jolie is a great movie.

This movie is so messed up on so many different levels. So well written and acted..and the ending blew my mind

I LITERALLY just started watching Seven an hour ago, and stopped midway, like "why am I watching this crazy sh** again...I need a laugh!"...and here you 2 are watching it?! 🤣🤣 I should have checked in with you both first to keep this light! 😄

One of my top 25 favorite films. 33:15 starts my favorite scene in the movie where the young lion is trying to convince the old lion the world is worth fighting for. Turns out he was right. Then there is one of the top 5 gut punch endings of all time. Amazing performances from every actor an actress in this gem. Was a total fun ride to see you @Asia and BJ experience this amazing film

❤️ this movie! Great story, great acting and a crazy ending.

For the sake of all things Halloween, you MUST watch "The Exorcist". It's THE most iconic and disturbing horror film in history. In 1973, people were running out of the theaters mid movie. People actually fainted and became ill. Some theaters would not allow pregnant women into the showings.

@ReelinwithAsiaandBJ

Жыл бұрын

We are!!!

For the Sloth victim, the actor leaving over the body didn't know it was a real actor in makeup either lol he thought it was a prop. When the victim coughed, the actor's reaction was genuine lol

Kevin Space got a lot of recognition for his performance. He auditioned for Hannibal Lector in Silence of the Lambs😎

@CyberBeep_kenshi

Жыл бұрын

Usual suspects, another gem

“Do’in some serious journaling”. 🤣🤣🤣 best start to a seven reaction ever.

One of my all time favorite movies!! It is always a treat to see people reacting to the ending and you guys nailed it as always! Always looking forward to your videos!

I saw this movie in the theater back in 1995. It was incredible. I remember reading an article in a magazine about the making of this movie back then. Brad Pitt actually injured his hand while filming this movie. They had to write that injury into the movie to explain why his character's hand was hurt. The acting in this movie was so good. A memorable movie. I still recall specific scenes and dialog after all this time. A must see.

The last sin was Wrath and that was what Mills did at the end. Still one of my favourite thrillers out there.

Oh Asia bless your heart on this one… I mess up a lot of my friends minds when I showed them this one. They were freaked out by me that I even seen this film.

Great movie and another great reaction! So much fun watching these movies with you both. 💕 BTW, for the longest time after this movie was released it was a running joke to scream, "What's in the box?!" anytime someone came around with any type of box, even a shoebox. 😆 You guys need to do more scary movies for October! I love watching Asia hide. 🤣

@belpop

Жыл бұрын

Lol I STILL say it. And I love it because every single person gets the reference, even those who haven’t seen the movie because it’s such an iconic line that it’s a meme

@jonathanedison

Жыл бұрын

lol 😂 it’s definitely still done. We were playing a game the other day and me and a buddy of mine yelled it out when our friend pulled the game box out.

i always find it so cute how asia gets her eyes ticking when she's nervous and scared.👀 she comes across as 100 percent real and doesn't play it.👍

There was an R&B singer back in the day called Sade, pronounced Shar-Day, which is why Brad Pitt's character pronounces Marquis de Sade that way.

It ALWAYS makes me smile to spend time with ASIA & BJ & THE WHOLE FAMILY! I feel like your all next door neighbors & we can all borrow sugar from each other! 🥰✌🏻☀️

@ReelinwithAsiaandBJ

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Goldie ❤️❤️ FOE

I think this movie is quickly becoming a modern classic...great screams u guys

@silent-trouble

Жыл бұрын

Becoming? It is almost 30 years old by now. It is and has been a modern classic for a long time and is a highpoint of its genre. Many movies after tried to copy finchers dark, moody film noir inspired style but never quite got on that level.

@deborahpaley21

Жыл бұрын

@@silent-trouble well said!!

David Mills shooting John Doe was the final sin, which was Wrath. It wasn't just punishment for his sin being envy. It was the ultimate completion of all 7 sins. Such an incredible film.

Asia says that's a good detective to notice that the fridge was moved. Then a few seconds later she notices that Morgan Freeman is left handed. Now that's good detective work

@leslieoneal4464

Жыл бұрын

She's also the first to notice that the blood all over John Doe when he came into the police station was from Mill's wife! 👍

@beppo2814

Жыл бұрын

But she didn't realize that what clued Somerset to look behind the fridge in the first place were the strips of plastic that were fed to the spaghetti victim.

@el34glo59

6 ай бұрын

But they missed 10000 clues.

This is one of the greatest movies! The twist@ the end was one of the BEST twists ever. And Asia, you’re SO BEAUTIFUL 🤩

What's in the box. This is a great movie. Very suspenseful. Tell BJ he's going to need his own blanket

One of my favorite movies of all time! So very heavy in its own way! Everyone wonders about the unspoken question in the end; "Would you do it?" Such a brilliant movie!

Most iconic line in the movie: "WHAT'S IN THE CIRCLE!?"

You probably hear this alot but I just love the two of you. Both of you radiate positivity, are always in good humor, and are intuitive. Always a treat to watch your reactions

I love the peeking through the fingers from Asia 🤣

Vengeance & Wrath was the last two... Detective Mills fulfilled the Seven Sins that the Killer planned... and when he killed the Wife & Child... that was Crazy. I remember when I first watched it years ago... had me captivated trying to figure it out. However, the ending was Mind-Blowing... Classic Movie... Suspense, Thriller & Mystery... plus it's Disturbing... because it makes you realise some people's psychology is way out there... in terms of the way they might think. No Happy Conclusion in this one... Take it Easy Asia & BJ ☮️ 🇬🇧

Great reaction as usual !Crazy guy's sin was ENVY of Mills, then Mills became WRATH by killing him.

If no one's mentioned it yet, I think y'all might like Shutter Island 🤯 Keep doing what you're doing, I love watching movies with you both, you complement each other so well

This is one of those movies that leaves a little grimy feeling that takes awhile to shake 😳

Brad Pitt was the final sin which was Wrath ..which is why Kevin Spacey said become vengeance, become wrath. It was a movie that made you think.

This movie is such a classic, never gets old

You two are the best. Your reactions are spot on and I admire your respect to each other's opinions. Thanks Legends!

I was one of those who said you should watch this... awesome movie, you need to watch... the bone collector now! and the SAW movies... well at least the 1st movie... if you like these who done it movies!

I loved Brad Pitt so my sister's best friend wanted to treat me & her to the movie. As we were waiting for the 9 pm showing outside, I had a feeling of dread. I did not want to see the movie and wanted to leave, My sister said it would be rude so I had to stay and watch it. This movie creeped me out so bad it stayed with me for 2 weeks. Until now, I had never seen it again. I wanted to see what you both thought. Thank you for sharing. The man who wrote this disturbing movie is a sick man.

44:49 you DO see her face! That white blip in the movie was her head in the box...

Omg this is a GREAT movie. So happy y'all are reacting to it...love y'all💜💜💜

That blanket is adorable! Just starting the video and can't wait to see y'alls reactions to the ending

This movie scarred me for life. Watched it when I was a teenager - never watched it again as far as I remember. So feel yourself very flattered that I'm watching this along with you!

@frizzlethecat2084

Жыл бұрын

I still feel sick.

The city is Los Angeles, though it's never identified as such in the movie.

This is a hard one Asia. Get your blanket girl! See yall at 7!

now you just need a S7even poster for your wall! this was an amazing film, very graphic. one of my favs! glad you had a chance to check it out! 👍

47:46 John Doe was playing chess because now how Mills’ chooses to live life is his final act. If Mills kills himself John Doe has won and, if he lives, he’ll forever be reminded of the 7 Deadly Sins. Mills living and forever remembering him proves that Doe was right, which would drive anyone crazy. The most obvious move would then to commit suicide, but that’d just be letting Doe win. The best move for Mills, would’ve been for him to let Doe live, even though it’s completely understandable why he didn’t.

FYI: They actually made a prosthetic mold of her head for that scene but decided not to use it.

This is a wonderful film. One of the most disturbing I ever saw in the theater, but great nonetheless.

I love watching you guys because your reactions are so genuine. One of my top five favorite movies, thanks for covering it!

This is the best crime-mystery-thriller movie of all time, all the setup and build up til the end of the movie was an art❤ Hollywood doesn’t do this kind of movie nowadays. It’s sad.

I saw this on a date. I never watched another movie on a date. We went to the closest restaurant to get several drinks. Omg

I worked at a theater at the time this was released. It was controversial to say the least. Some people hated it, just because of how dark it was. I remember crowds leaving the auditorium not speaking a word, like they had just left a funeral. It's grown to be recognized as a classic.

this movie was off the charts good.

@11:30 He figured out the refrigerator cuz of the small strips of plastic that "fat man" was fed. They were clues. Det. Sommerset found the grooves in the floor that matched the strips of plastic that were scraped up, and thus he knew the fridge had been dragged across the floor, and the killer wanted him to find it - thus why he made the man eat the plastic so that the medical-examiner would find them.

Se7en on in my top 10 all time favorite movies. It's definitely deserves any recognition it gets. It's a movie you have to watch more than once to be able to catch the little connections. I've seen it probably 15 times and every time I watch it again I find some little detail that I never noticed before. The death that I always found very thought provoking was pride. John Doe didn't kill her, he only cut off her nose. Then gave her the option to call for help or OD on the sleeping pills. She was too proud to go thru life being ugly. If that's not a sad situation for a person to be in, I mean she only identifies with being pretty and if she can't be pretty anymore then she rather die. How sad does life have to be that you choose death over being scarred across your face for the rest of your life?

One of my all-time favorites. One of the most important memes in history came from this movie.🤣🤣🤣 Can’t wait to see your reactions.👍

I hope you guys get to THE CROW (1994) this spooky season. It is a must-see for October and, if I may be so bold, one of the best comic book adaptations ever made.

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Yes! The Crow is such an amazing film!

Notice the scene where Somerset first talks about the Deadly Sins as being the motivation behind the killings, he named off the Deadly Sins as he holds up the photos- as he goes through them he turns to Mills and shows him the photos as he finally gets to and says Envy. Very subtle clever foreshadowing. Also Mills completes the deadly sins killings as his wrath overtakes him and causes him to kill John Doe, as planned. That’s why he told Mills he would be remembered.

Brad Pitt was the 7th deadly sin. He was Wrath. The killer was Envy. And then cop kills killer because of wrath. That man murdered his wife and kids. Love you guys!

I hated that his wife got killed. And the killer goaded him into killing him. By the way.....great cast for this movie.....Kevin Spacey and Brad Pitt, Morgan Freeman and Gwyneth Paltrow.