Fincher joins again with originality.

Rating: 9/10 (15 November 1999)

I remember what I feel seeing Seven. Once again, Fincher touches us with a delightful insane movie. Protagonists have their own moral codes ! One can not agree, but we can feel and understand their distress. I think it's not a Fascism/Nationalism apology, it's a warning. And it touches you, because none of the characters are really disgusting and insane. It could be you with the suitable meeting ! Once again, Fincher proves is masterliness to handle the camera. There is a rhythm, a tone, that fits to nobody else. And for the depressive ones, it is much funnier than Seven !