AAAH!!!😱😭 Se7en (1995) First Time Watching! Movie Reaction!!
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The song during the opening credits is from Trent Reznor/Nine Inch Nails. It’s one of their remixes of Closer. Also, they didn’t mention Kevin Spacey in the opening credits because they felt people would correctly assume he was the killer halfway through after having not seen him yet, so they put his name first at the end credits.
This is one of the best psychological thrillers I've ever watched! I got my green tea 🍵 and I'm watching along!! ♥️
Cool) I love green tea 🍵
@@Emma_Reactions please react 12 monkeys!
@@Emma_Reactions me too I always make some right before you come on.
These 90s David Fincher films are some heavy hitters. Among my favorite movies of all time.
i have never seen you look so SHOCKED AND DISGUSTED before 😟 your reactions are POWERFUL! thank you for expressing the emotions for us SO WELL! 👍☺
Wow, thank you 🙏
@@Emma_Reactions please react 12 monkeys
Epic movie. Fun fact- there was an actual Gwyneth Paltrow prosthetic head made, but the director decided not to show it, as it’d be far worse to let the audience imagine it. Seven years later Steven Soderbergh, the director of ‘Contagion’ used that very same prosthetic head during the scene where Gwyneth Paltrow character’s body is getting an autopsy.
Mills would not serve time due to diminished responsibility after being manipulated. He was not in charge of his own actions.
This film is actually about hope. Somerset has been beaten by the city, needing a metronome to sleep amongst the noise. "Where you headed ?" the taxi driver asks. "Far from here" is his retort. But then Mills and his charming wife disrupt Somerset's peace of mind culminating in the discussion in the bar where Mills adamantly tells him that no, he does not agree with him. He will not. He can not. And this busts through Somerset's apathy like a sledge hammer. Unfortunately he was correct, and the city eats both Mills and his wife whole. But as for Somerset... "Where will you be ?"
"I'll be around". Somerset has been redeemed.
I'm just here to see what's in the box.
1995,Was a Good Year For Movie's,This Was One Of Them,Nice Reaction Sweetheart ❤
lovee your reaction always want more emma
What's in the box!?. Great movie, happy weekend Emma. God bless you and your loved ones 🎉🎉🇨🇦
Barton Fink also has a mystery box. Great movie if I remember right.
Great movie with great actors! Thx Emma!
The mystic of the villain.... yes, when he screams «DETECTIIIIVE», whe he says about the dead dog, «I didn't do that» , an almost impossible funny moment. And of course, the best moment in Paltrow's career, when she starts weeping, at the caffee. Another intense and immersive reation, Emma.
This ending is such a gut punch...feels more like a foreign movie
I love how expressive your face is.
11:51 Cole's Notes are an abridged/simplified version for studying/basic comprehension
(I don't think they are as popular in Europe)
Good movie this, the bone collector with Denzel Washington is a bit in the same suspense i feel.
Good stuff this.
My favourite movie of all time (and it is not even close) and my favourite thing is till the very end they did not show a single murder actually happening! Mind blowing, best of the best!
Kevin Spacey ist a great actor. Another worth seeing films with him are "K-Pax" and "21".
@7:16 -- the cameo by richard roundtree ("the 1st black action hero") should automatically put the 1971 classic "shaft" on your list of movies to watch.
great reaction Emma was upset as you were at ending
"Become vengeance, David.." 📦
This is another film that I categorized as 'great movie, no interest in watching it again'. Even just watching scenes from it have reminded my of how good, how twisted, and how exhausting to watch it is and has confirmed my opinion. I am not sure that this is a movie that a person 'enjoys' (I would worry about them if they do) but more one that is appreciated. Enjoyed your reaction!
First time watching you and from the moment you said you have your green tea, I knew this movie was too strong for you 😅😅
Great reaction! 👍
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Great psychological thriller! Think Kevin Spacy was awesome as the psycho! That ending was insane! Pitt and Morgan were great together! Thanks for sharing Emma!❤️💛
terrific acting by K Spacey, one of the best thriller i saw; claustrophobic, noisy, rainy, cold, dark, grey tones all the movie .... the moment you see the open space, light, sun, warm : it's the end of all hope !!
This is a very well written film, brilliantly cast, and fantastic acting from the 3 main cast. One of my favourite film.
For another Morgan Freeman film, I would recomend Invictus.
O yes this is a very very good movie. 👍
“Great I didn’t see her head in the box.” Yeah, this movie was disturbing. Hope the halloween movies you have lined up are spooky in more of a fun way. This was depressing. 🙀😹
My favorite line in this movie. "I didn't do that."
He's like the anti-Urkel
Im 42 was obsessed with this movie in the early 2000s. I had the DVD watched it 100 times. I read two of the books from the movie too just because 😂😂. The dialog, the mystery the story the direction. everything perfect.
This movie is brilliant. Enjoy
That flash of Tracy's face just before the bang.
From The Mist to Se7en. So much more happy of an ending.
Emma is right on it. Brilliant very nice
Nice reaction - this was a key movie in the forensic thriller genre that emerged in the 90s, where the crime scene is the arena in a cat and mouse game between the police and the killer, a puzzle that holds clues to unlocking the killer's mind - 1st was Manhunter in the 80s, where Michael Mann introduced us to Hannibal Lecter - then it exploded w Silence of the Lambs, establishing this gothic formula - and Seven is the most prominent follow-up confirming this formula, w the killings as texts in a sermon, as Saw films would show
Director David Fincher was a rising star - his Alien 3 was seen as an intriguing misfire heralding a new talent; Seven was his first moment to really shine - much was made w Alien 3 and Seven of the new silver retention technique used in the visuals - also we see a despairing, misanthropic vision - the film basically takes the killer's pov - it's really the evil of humanity in question here, and Somerset and the killer both agree that the killer is just bearing witness to this, to the darkness of the human soul, reflected in the noir urban landscape
I think Zodiac is like a sequel to Seven - Somerset says the police are just collecting details in a never-ending open-ended quest - and Zodiac takes this further, denying us closure - Girl w a Dragon Tattoo also fit very nicely into this - Fincher celebrates filmmaking w his elaborate genre packages - Social Network showcased his darkly cynical humor and sense of the zeitgeist - IMO his masterpiece is Mank, a worthy sequel to Citizen Kane, where Fincher's clever gimmickry finally blossoms into something profound
The use of Kevin Spacey was a brilliant coup, which people today may not quite realize - Spacey had just entered public awareness as a prominent indie actor in Usual Suspects, for which he'd win his first Oscar - it was very clever to withhold Spacey's name, and then shock us with recognition, as John Doe reveals himself, and we realize who's playing him - it added to the sense of gravitas and momentousness building to the film's climax, and also added to the legend of this film and its impact at the time
There was a joke w those little yellow books Mills received at around 12:00 - these are Cliff's Notes, intended as study guides, but there was a running joke that students would just read the Cliffs Notes summaries, instead of the actual literature, and use that to "cheat" and score cheap points on their tests - we see a montage at the library, contrasting Somerset and Mills in their research - the Bach music represents Culture, where Somerset and the killer are comfortable - while Mills struggles like an errant high school student
- so the visual of Mills receiving the Cliffs Notes was already a punchline - and the joke pays off again when we see Mills quietly hiding his Cliffs Notes from Somerset (like a lazy student hiding cheat notes from the teacher) - and again when Mills proudly cites packaged info from these Cliffs Notes to impress Somerset, the audience of the time laughed again, knowingly
You may notice a lot of attention paid in this sequence to Dante, and the geography of his Inferno, brought to life in those iconic Gustave Dore engravings - Dante's Commedia is among the central texts of Western civilization, where we presumably see everything in its rightful place in the universe - the killer is playing Virgil to the detectives' Dante, trying to guide them into moral clarity - and I think Fincher is using this film in the same way as the killer is using the murders - to shock us into reflection and clarity
There is a flip side to this which I also fully accept - Dante's work is overwhelming, but at the same time it offers what is obviously a medieval view of traditional morality - and Seven fully embraces this reactionary worldview - at the time, it was veiled in Fincher's hip cynicism - but films like Seven and Saw really do believe they're preaching to us, just like their serial killers, figures treated more and more like prophets by our popular culture, w the virtuous police acting as students of morality w the killers as their teachers
I think there is a relationship between this trend, and the direction our society as a whole has taken - 20 years earlier, the police themselves would have been seen as the true suspects, w each revelation revealing the corruption in the system they serve - but as our society grew more authoritarian, police protagonists (and superheroes, and vigilantes) like this were shown more as flawed knights in shining armor, being tested against the darkness of the cosmos, protecting us from the evil in our own souls
the opening music is Nine Inch Nails...Closer
A heavily, heavily remixed version of Closer.
Such a solid movie. When we saw this in theaters, we literally were clueless about Stacy right up till the end. Me and my girlfriend at the time were so mentally uneasy after this flick till the next morning.
I love the 90’s dark atmosphere of movies like this.
Agreed, there are a bunch with this unique atmosphere
One of my favorite movies from the 90s.
It shows very well the distortion of the human mind from both sides.
My other favorite is Stigmata, I recommend it to Emma!
Great movie with great actors. Very good build up and creepy scenes. The ending scene is absolute insane. Seen it several times and it still holds up. Beats even some horror movies.
Pachelbel's 'Canon' in the library. One of my favorite classical pieces and my favorite part of this movie.
Emma, watch Brad Pitt again in Fury & World War Z & Morgan Freeman again in Shawshank Redemption & The Dark Knight trilogy. Awesome movies of them.
I’m surprised Denzel Washington turndown the Detective Somerset part but Morgan did do a terrific job. He later admitted he regretted the decision.
Im Glad Denzel turned it down. As much as i appreciate his chops/skills, i couldn’t really imagine this movie without Freeman
Great reaction Emma, i love this movie it´s a masterpiece of cinema, and the twists continually surprising. There are some fun-facts about it Brad Pitt refused to make the movie if studio executives changed the ending, he came up with the movie’s ending. He thought that Mills should be the one to kill John Doe, which would give the movie a somber, realistic ending without the big, satisfying moment of retribution that most of these movies have. Initially, executives at New Line Cinema despised this ending, and tried to have it changed. However, Pitt threatened not to do the movie if they changed the ending, and they were forced to relent.
Leland Orser went to extreme lengths to prepare for the interrogation scene. In order to nail his intensity in the interrogation scene, Leland Orser did rapid breathing between takes to saturate his body with oxygen and allow him to hyperventilate at will. He also deprived himself of sleep for a few days before shooting the scene, so that he’d look suitably disoriented.
David Fincher’s vision for this movie was to essentially make a black-and-white movie in color. He brought on cinematographer Darius Khondji who at the time, was known for shooting perfume commercials to pull off this effect. The signature gloomy look of this film was mainly achieved with a chemical process called “bleach bypass.” Plus, the silver was left in the film stock, which added to the darkness of each shot.
Brad Pitt really did injure his warm while filming, so his cast was real and had to written into the movie. Morgan Freeman’s son Alfonso, had a brief cameo as a fingerprint tech. While shooting the gluttony scene, the production poured seven crates of cockroaches all over the set. Reportedly, one of them even crawled in actor Bob Mack’s underwear. When filming the "sloth" victim scene, the SWAT officers were NOT told that the victim was still alive. When the victim coughs and scares the SWAT officers, that reaction is real.
The sloth victim Victor was played an actual actor, Michael Reid MacKay, who weighed only 90 pounds during filming. Due to his incredibly slender physique, he’s played roles of creatures/ghosts/monsters in The Monster Squad, Insidious: Chapter 3. During the Greed scene, actor Gene Borkan was covered in so much fake blood that he got stuck to the floor. Despite being a movie about a brutal serial killer, only one kill is seen on screen, when Mills shoots John Doe at the very end. Ironically, 6 years after the movie was released the Patriot Act gave legal permission for library records to be pulled, which this movie made a big deal about being very illegal in 1995.
The producers intended that Kevin Spacey should receive top billing at the start of the movie, but he insisted that his name not appear in the opening credits, so as to surprise the audience with the identity of the killer. To compensate, he is listed twice in the closing credits, once before the credits start rolling and once in the rolling credits in order of appearance. Another advantage from Spacey's point of view, as he saw it, was that he was excluded from the film's marketing during its release, meaning he didn't have to make any public appearances or do any interviews. Keep up the good work.
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Emma Awesome Video Today!!🔥🐐🐐💎
Я больше всего смотрел на красивую Эмму, потому фильм просмотрен множество раз! Главная реакция: момент с коробкой, и как Морган Фриман понимает дьявльский замысел маньяка... В итоге все прошли тропами своих страстей/грехов...
You should watch The Game 1997 with Michael Douglas (Another David Finch movie like this) . It is a once in a lifetime movie. You can not recreate the first time you see it.
I really didn't love that movie. I felt like the ending was obvious all the way through it. But that's just me.
Speaking of Cops, Emma I recommend Lethal Weapon 3 with a end credit scene 👌.
On the opening music--- the sonic heft of this David Fincher classic is brought to you by a man by the name of Trent Reznor, founder of a band by the name o' Nine Inch Nails...
This one will give you nightmares. Depraved.
Один из немногих фильмов где злодей побеждает 😵💫
I feel deep sympathy for my fellow man when their weight gets so out of control. I am fat myself but it hurts me to see young people so overweight. We need to help ourselves in health.
I didn't see any comments about this and you asked, "how does she (the wife) relate to the case?" Well, she does, in a round about way. The last two sins were "envy" and "wrath". The killer envied Detective Mills' life and his beautiful wife. So, he (the killer) was the sin for envy. Then wrath was Detective Mills - extreme anger (wrath) over the senseless murder of his wife. The killer had the entire thing laid out, in advance, picking his victims and setting up the final kills - including his own. It's a brilliant, if horrifying movie - and brilliantly acted by Kevin Spacey (the killer), Brad Pitt and Morgan Freeman. 💔 Great reaction. 🙌🏽
Thank you for your comment! Now I see!!
@@Emma_Reactions Yay! I'm glad you saw this - so now you understand the ending. Love your reactions. It's fun to watch movies I've seen through others' eyes. 🙌 💕
@@Emma_Reactions Forgot to mention, the killer even says (at the very end), "I envy you " (or something like that, more than once, I believe (I can't rewatch the whole scene right now). He also is goading Detective Mills into being incredibly angry (full of wrath) - even more than the already heinous murders of his wife and unborn child- into killing him to "complete " his plan. Morgan Freeman's character begs Mills not to kill him "or he wins". Amazing writing. Horrifying though.
The last two sins was envy and wrath. The killer envyed mills and mills sin was wrath.
If you like this director, check out "Zodiac"... a true crime drama starting in the late '60s and never officially solved. Great documentary of police and journalists working clues and running down leads.
It stars Jake Gyllenhaal and Robert Downey jr. Plus many other good actors.
I always keep work separate from home. I try to never bring it home. I couldn’t imagine one day because of my work/job that my wife is brutally murdered because of it. That’s crazy.
What's in the box? One of the most creepy line in movie
Seven deadly sins, seven victims. Brad Pitt and Morgan Freeman hunt down the insidious killer as an unequal investigative duo.
With "Se7en", director David Fincher has created an incredibly dark and extremely clever cult shocker.
The actors - especially Kevin Spacey - are outstanding.
It's just a film Emma, don't have nightmares 🥰
🤪 oh yeah!!! Thank you!!!
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Hello Emma, this was an very disturbing Movie. I hope you can sleep at Night after watch this. Have a nice Weekend, hopefully.😉
Thank you! You too! ☺️
Believe it or not, the opening song was not written for the movie. It’s a remix of Nine Inch Nail’s “Closer” from the Closer single.
Very very nice
no ring on your finger?.
Hello. Discovered your channel recently : have you ever seen A man from Earth ? No action, but so many ideas in that movie... ! Thanks !
Very few people have reacted to that movie but it needs some love.
You might want to check out a Clint Eastwood thriller, Play Misty For Me.
i would do what the detective did to this man not think twice about it
Emma sorry I didn't thumbs up because I am sick of death and war, but I like your lovely reactions. thank you.
come and see (1985)
My mother is very German. I didn't know you creatures had tear ducts. Whenever my mom cried, I'd assumed she was spraying as a defensive response. As I grew older we bonded over sausages. It all worked out. No problem.
Didnt recognize the thumbnail with ur hair up.
"8mm" is a great thriller with Nicolas Cage. Probably not RUclips friendly...idk.. but prob not.
Emma, you are digging into some tough movies. Try A Law Abiding Citizen.
Question for anyone. How much time in prison do you think Brads character would have spent for that? I mean after it was proven in court what Spacey did to his wife? I'm thinking 10 years if that. Maybe less
I might be wrong but John doe would not be able to get off on an insanity plea but mills would. Not that it helps much with what he lost.
Great, but terrible to behold, movie. I wonder if the dark and rain in this film came about because of Blade Runner.
This is certainly a tough, emotional, raw and disturbing psychological thriller that is both
at the same time compelling and a tough watch; Based around the 7 sins, hence the title we undergo
a dark journey into a persons depraved, sadistic and brutal killings and the efforts of two police officers to
trace the killer and the effect it has on them; All roads eventually lead to a shattering conclusion as one of the
officers sees their life imploding; The three leads, Morgan Freeman, Brad Pitt and Kevin Spacey deliver some
enthralling performances; This Film is not for the faint-hearted;
Following the Story for us, Emma gives a tour de force in reacting, you can almost feel and touch the mixture
of emotions as Emma is both transfixed and repelled by the ensuing story as her inner-goodness, strong moral
code and family values and compassion shine bright; Emma please don't have nightmares, kick-back, relax, have a
green tea or water with lemon and think about soothing music; And finally Emma you most certainly are a strong LADY
as your ability to rebound/refocus with both drive and determination is both compelling and impressive and heartwarming.
💝💯✌👏🙏🙏👍🎶🎵🎶🎧🎙💐🍁🍁🦅.
You look back and as crazy nuts and creepy Spacey was in his movies it turned out he was the same if not worse in real life
Brad Pitt plays a dullard very well.
Imo this movie was ten times better than Eight and Nine. 🤔😂
Check out the movie: The Bone Collector (1999).
don't worry Brad didn't go to to prison, it's only acting, he went home had a stiff drink a quick ''line'' and sat down on a chair made of money and laughed at the world....... and us.
Great movie but I HATE IT because of the ending!!
Hi, just wondering what is your native language?
Such a crazy film. Very psychological and a very disturbing film. "Whats in the booooox?"
No City For Old Men?
You're really strong women, and you can do whatever you wanted to do
Я буду говорить только в присутствии своего лжеца!)))
John Doe is right
Alternate ending: Mills kills himself rather than kill John Doe.
The happy ending.
Seeing females react to that scene, yes that scene, oye.
🫣 Yikes
La tête-à-claque n'est généralement pas celle que l'on croit.
Emma so much make up?.