Seven (1995) Se7en Reaction | Movie Reaction | First Time Watching
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I’m not sure but I felt like The Game actually messed me up more than this one… or maybe as a result I’m now broken 😂 full length reaction can be found here:
Possibly the greatest thriller of the 90s. It is SO well written and directed and paced. When this came out, it blew just about everybody away. It became an instant classic (IMO).
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This movie messed me up seeing it in the theater all those years ago. I was not not ready for any of it. I remember the entire place walking out in complete silence when it ended. We were all stunned.
“Something about her is off.” Umm, that would be her head.
As far as we know, this was the first movie to have such a heavily stylized opening credits montage.
There is ZERO training that can prepare someone who just found out not only that there wife was murdered but also finding out she was also pregnant which now your unborn child was also killed, while her head is in a damn box a couple yards away from you. 99.999999% of people in that same situation while holding a gun, with the killer right in front of them talking about how your wife begged for hers & her child's life would of shot him too. There's no controlling your emotions in that situation because there isn't any type of training that can prepare someone's mind of finding out that there loved one was murdered and getting all the info from the actual murdered right in front of you basically mocking you about it too
This is an amazingly brilliant, thoughtful and completely disturbing film. You only need to see it once, it leaves the sense of a led blanket on your chest forever. "What's in the BOX???" 👀
🍿 You are Not slow AF. You were catching more clues than most people I’ve seen react to Se7en. And you were making very good predictions. . . . Great reaction Beautiful 💐 😉
Not many people pick up on it, but aside from the suggestive imagery (and the name of the film), the early dialogue of Freeman saying "over the next 7 days" gives clues to the "Seven Deadly Sins" topic.
This and Shawshank are what convinced me that Morgan Freeman was the greatest American actor of the time.
I don't think he will spend even a day in jail. If that ain't temporary insanity , nothing is
And to think Detective Mills wasn’t even going to be put on this case. I can only imagine the level of guilt and regret this man must’ve experienced
Hello INFP, i'm INTJ, and you have great taste in movies!
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It’s quaint that in 1995, it was a fanciful shock to speculate that the security agencies were monitoring people’s library accounts.
The mind of a serial killer is, to a degree, fascinating. Most people go about their lives doing whatever society has been programming them to do, serial killers and a few others go against that but how their brain works is definitely something to be studied. That's why the fbi started their human behavioral science department.
Great movie. Great reaction. Well done figuring it out Detective Nia, even though you didn’t want to believe you figured it out.
But in reality, would a jury convict Mills? The "victim" was a serial killer, and had just killed his wife and baby, including cutting off his wife's head and having it delivered to him in a box. If I knew all the details and was on the jury, I might find Mills guilty of some lesser crime, but not murder of any degree, and I doubt manslaughter.
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