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Two homicide detectives investigate a series of bloody murders based on the seven deadly sins.

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ProducerArnold Kopelson, Phyllis Carlyle

EAN5017239190087

eBay Product ID (ePID)3943215

Product Key Features

Film/TV TitleSeven

ActorJohn C. Mcginley, Brad Pitt, Morgan Freeman, Gwyneth Paltrow

DirectorDavid Fincher

Subtitle LanguageEnglish

FormatDVD

LanguageEnglish

Release Year1999

FeaturesThe Making Of\Trailer, Widescreen, With Subtitles

Aspect Ratio2.35 Wide Screen

Run Time122 Mins

GenreThriller, General

Additional Product Features

Certificate18

Number of Discs1

Director of PhotographyDarius Khondji

Costume DesignerMichael Kaplan

Production DesignerArthur Max

ReviewsPremiere - "...[Combines] furious action with an intelligent meditation..." - Recommended, Variety - SEVEN is dark, grim and terrific. An intensely claustrophobic, gut-wrenching thriller....[With] a fine script, striking craftsmanship and a masterful performance by Morgan Freeman..., Sight and Sound - ...The most complex and disturbing entry in the serial killer genre since MANHUNTER..., Entertainment Weekly - "...[An] alluring aura of doom...[and] an apocalyptic fable for the milllennium..." -- Rating: B, Rolling Stone - ...[A] nerve-jangling thriller....Envy and wrath are paired up for a twisted, gut-wrenching climax...

Special EffectsDanny Cangemi

Additional InformationGluttony, greed, sloth, envy, wrath, pride, and lust--these are the seven deadly sins that are being punished with unimaginable cruelty and calculation by an enigmatic killer in David Fincher's bleak thriller SEVEN. Set in a perpetually gloomy unnamed city, the film follows Somerset (Morgan Freeman), a retiring police detective, as he experiences his final week on the job, reluctantly working with assertive newcomer Mills (Brad Pitt). When an obese man is found brutally murdered in his home, the seasoned Somerset realizes this is no ordinary killing--someone tortured him because of his appetite. Slayings that reflect the sins of greed and sloth soon follow, leading Somerset and Mills on a desperate search to find the mysterious John Doe, who is responsible for these methodical murders. As the case builds to a startling conclusion, both Somerset and Mills become more involved than they ever could have imagined.<BR>After a brief opening scene, SEVEN immediately cuts to a highly stylized title sequence. An intricate collage of books and photos, scissors and razors, and blood and skin eerily captures the dark, graphic tone of Fincher's intriguing mystery. The film cleverly avoids depicting most acts of violence onscreen, focusing instead on the cryptic remains of the crimes, allowing viewers to investigate along with the detectives. An example of nearly flawless filmmaking, the movie features a meticulously crafted screenplay, brilliant photography and design, sure-handed direction, and excellent performances from the entire cast. All of these elements combine to amazing effect in the film's unforgettably stunning finale.

Movie/TV TitleSeven

ComposerHoward Shore

Sound sourceDolby Pro Logic Stereo

ScreenwriterAndrew Kevin Walker

EditorRichard Francis-Bruce