Se7en (1995)

Popped this DVD into my player last night. Haven't seen it in a while.

It has been almost ten years since this film was first released, but it holds up as if it was made yesterday. It is one of the great modern thriller. Disturbing, thought-provoking, intense, and gruesome, all without showing a lot of gore. It also has one of the stronger visual styles I've seen in a while.

The cast is excellent. Morgan Freeman is wonderful (what else is new?), as is Gwyneth Paltrow, R. Lee Ermey, Richard Roundtree, Leland Orser... and a special guest star. This film (along with "Twelve Monkeys") also proves that Brad Pitt CAN act, and quite well.

If you haven't seen it, rent it. The squeamish need not apply. And watch out for the ending. You won't believe it.

Updated On: 3/7/05 at 10:59 AM

Are you kidding? Who?

Which are the eighth and ninth deadly sins. They'll be in the sequel.

The 8th Deadly Sin was Meet Joe Black
and the 9th was (tied) Seven Years in Tibet, Troy, Devil's Own, Spy Game and The Mexican.

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I think Se7en is as freaky as Saw.

That's a good thing. I liked freaky stuff.

Maybe we'll get along more than I thought.

In a total non-sexual way.

No, broadway86. Chenoweth may be many things, but certifiable isn't one of them. I will take no more questions on the subject, however.

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Updated On: 3/7/05 at 11:21 AM

I don't understand, but all right.

CO, Maureen was not on Broadway in 1995.

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She's also not insane.

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*headdesk*

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Maureen McGovern.

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