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It's very shallow. I'm not sure why it is regarded so highly. Its just a bunch of scenes strung together with no build up or real explanation.
*Brad Pitt and Morgan Freeman walk into some random dark room. They find somebody dead and see a word written on the wall.* The rest of the movie just consists of Freemans character harping on about his retirement. Then at the end the killer just hands himself in, wrapping the story up nicely.
The film does redeem itself at the end though. I thought the dialogue between Brad Pitt and Kevin Spacey, whilst in the car, was excellent. Good conclusion to. Overall I do quite enjoy this movie, but never realised how little explanation their was for the killers motives and how the 2 'detectives' end up in each new locationn upon my second viewing of this picture. Thoughts?
*Brad Pitt and Morgan Freeman walk into some random dark room. They find somebody dead and see a word written on the wall.* The rest of the movie just consists of Freemans character harping on about his retirement. Then at the end the killer just hands himself in, wrapping the story up nicely.
The film does redeem itself at the end though. I thought the dialogue between Brad Pitt and Kevin Spacey, whilst in the car, was excellent. Good conclusion to. Overall I do quite enjoy this movie, but never realised how little explanation their was for the killers motives and how the 2 'detectives' end up in each new locationn upon my second viewing of this picture. Thoughts?
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How funny. I hate those types of movies. It is just my opinion that se7en is maybe slightly overated. Forgive me for not holding the same opinion as you.
EDIT: Unless you were referring to munn? If so I apologise.
EDIT: Unless you were referring to munn? If so I apologise.
I think you should stick to films with car chases and mis-matched buddies.
Reefer wrote:
> I liked how:
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> *SPOILERS*
> Pitt didn't do the "moral" thing and let Spacey live, but
> instead blasted his brains out.
MORE SPOILERS AND STUFF
He killed 6 people. Inculding Pitts wife.
If you've got a gun, and someone shows you the decapitated head of your wife, would you go "Ah well, he'll go to jail" you'll go "YOU B******!!" an pop a cap in his ass/head.
> I liked how:
>
>
>
>
> *SPOILERS*
> Pitt didn't do the "moral" thing and let Spacey live, but
> instead blasted his brains out.
MORE SPOILERS AND STUFF
He killed 6 people. Inculding Pitts wife.
If you've got a gun, and someone shows you the decapitated head of your wife, would you go "Ah well, he'll go to jail" you'll go "YOU B******!!" an pop a cap in his ass/head.
Yeah, it was lovely...
I liked how:
*SPOILERS*
Pitt didn't do the "moral" thing and let Spacey live, but instead blasted his brains out.
*SPOILERS*
Pitt didn't do the "moral" thing and let Spacey live, but instead blasted his brains out.
It's very shallow. I'm not sure why it is regarded so highly. Its just a bunch of scenes strung together with no build up or real explanation.
*Brad Pitt and Morgan Freeman walk into some random dark room. They find somebody dead and see a word written on the wall.* The rest of the movie just consists of Freemans character harping on about his retirement. Then at the end the killer just hands himself in, wrapping the story up nicely.
The film does redeem itself at the end though. I thought the dialogue between Brad Pitt and Kevin Spacey, whilst in the car, was excellent. Good conclusion to. Overall I do quite enjoy this movie, but never realised how little explanation their was for the killers motives and how the 2 'detectives' end up in each new locationn upon my second viewing of this picture. Thoughts?
*Brad Pitt and Morgan Freeman walk into some random dark room. They find somebody dead and see a word written on the wall.* The rest of the movie just consists of Freemans character harping on about his retirement. Then at the end the killer just hands himself in, wrapping the story up nicely.
The film does redeem itself at the end though. I thought the dialogue between Brad Pitt and Kevin Spacey, whilst in the car, was excellent. Good conclusion to. Overall I do quite enjoy this movie, but never realised how little explanation their was for the killers motives and how the 2 'detectives' end up in each new locationn upon my second viewing of this picture. Thoughts?
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