Go see this one!

Rating: 9/10 (11 March 2010)

I always get excited to see serial killers movies, even when they're bad, it's a very entertaining and complex genre and always gets my attention. But what makes "Se7en" so great?
In it's first sequence we are introduced to William Somerset (Freeman), an old and quiet Detective that is indignant because of how decadent and violent his city has become. Now let me say that the only mistake of the movie is that it tries to tell us how hopeless humanity has become, but it is not true, it's so not true, that they never mention the name of the city they are in, if it's NY, they would have to show the charm and beautiful NY, if they were talking about California, they would hake to show all that Californian glamour, the one that looks more like the city of the movie is Vegas, but then again, they would have to show the rich part of it, there's just no town as decadent as that one.
Now let's talk about it's good parts, and they are not few, every single thing in this movie is very well explained, which is admirable in some movies, and in others not, but it's great in this one because it makes you wait, not only for the final part, but for every scene you're watching, it grabs you in a way that deserves applause.
The acting is not brilliant, but great, except for Spacey's outstanding one, that gives the character an air of superiority and serenity that make him sound even reasonable sometimes. If the movie didn't have an ending it would already be great, but not happy with that, Andrew Kevin Walker and David Fincher made one of the most shocking ending you'll ever see, that image burns so deeply in my mind that when I remember, it gives me goosebumps.
Verdict: This dark, gory and complex picture will stay in your mind forever... Now, stop what you're doing, and go see this one!