Seven [SteelBook] [Blu-ray] [1995]

"What's in the box!?!" Bought it from the bargain bin. Still a good movie.

Love David Fincher movies. I wish there were more movies like this,

Cool detective thriller with Brad Pitt and Morgan Freeman.

I first watched this movie as a young teen. My sister and I volunteered (to stay home from school) to babysit our 3 year old brother. In reality, we just wanted to watch this movie. My sister hid his eyes at disturbing parts, but they didn't keep him from hearing the bad language. My little brother couldn't pronounce words that started with F. They always came out as an S. When the movie ended the first word out of his mouth was "suck". We couldn't get him to stop. Thankfully, our parents didn't know what he meant. Anyway, I purchased the movie and watched it again for the first time since then. It's a good movie, but not for kids.

Seven has been around for many years, so I'll spare you the movie review and focus on the disc itself. In my opinion, this Blu-ray upgrade is well worth the price. Lines are crisp and clear, color is well saturated and everything just looks richer than on DVD. Of course, this is a dark and bleak film; the cinematography reflects that so don't expect colors to "pop" the way some films do. I have too many movies to upgrade my entire collection to Blu-ray, but some are worthy of the re-dip and this is surely one of them. So go pop some popcorn, grab a soda, and settle in for movie night!

My sister watched this movie one time and enjoyed it. She talked about it so much to where she got me interested in watching it. So instead of watching the movie before buying it, I decided to just buy it without even looking at it first. After watching it, I understand why she thought it was a good film.

One of the best movies of all time IMO. The acting, story, cinematography, and music are all too notch! The blu-ray transfer is really good as well. Hope they make a 4k version of more David Fincher movies though soon.

Finally was able to watched this after hearing how much The Batman took inspiration off of. Such a great film. Can never go wrong with David Fincher.