Give up.

Rating: 1/10 (1 December 2013)

I wasn't aware that David Fincher directed this film until after seeing it, and unfortunately it's only fitting as the ending to Se7en was left equally as pointless.
There is no content to this film. Whatsoever. And I mean it, seriously. It is an unusually lengthy film which is 95% simply a bundle of names (suspects), letter-reading, office conversations and a collection of unmemorable dates. The remaining 5% would be, I'd say, the first quarter of the film in which murder scenes take place. Thereafter, it very quickly loses its tract, intrigue and any initial appeal it gained and is very hard to watch through to the end.
There is no meaningful ending to the film (surprise) and you are simply left with a few cuts of text explaining what happened to people after the nothing happened, almost as though the film-makers themselves got bored with the storyline and stopped bothering.
Overall a poor piece of work that, much to my amazement, has received unjustifiably good ratings. I recommend you watch something else with more substance... or that David Fincher directs something with an actual -point- to the story of the film. A very time-wasting experience.