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7 Things You (Probably) Didn't Know About Se7en!
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- Опубліковано 17 жов 2016
- This neo-noir psychological thriller turned 21 last month and what better way to celebrate than to expose all of its deadly secrets.
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It's amazing how well Se7en's cinematography has aged
David Fincher man, he got that awesome style that never gets old
Gabriel Machado it felt like it was retro for the time... more a classic detective drama take. Funny that there's still this contemporary cool to it too.
There was nothing like seeing the silver-retention print projected in the original theatrical release. The DVD/Blu-Ray versions do not have the same impact. The achievement of Darius Khondji's cinematography has yet to be fully acknowledged.
Yeah, I watched this for the first time yesterday 30th Nov 2019 three years after you wrote your post. It Aged well, brilliant movie.
would never thought the movie was filmed in 1995
I also heard that the movie studio wanted to change the ending, thinking it was too dark. However Brad Pitt said he would only sign on if they kept the original ending. Glad they did.
I read a comment under other video that Morgan Freeman and David Fincher too insisted on original script with gritty dark ending. Props to all of them for not giving into cash milking leftie Hollywood agenda.
@@JustSomeGuyLV what does Hollywood leftism have to do with that?
@@natalyamartirosyan They hate the idea of producing movies where the abused (especially male) victims get the ultimate vengeance the Old Testament style.
@@JustSomeGuyLV ahahahahahah omg you're awesome
@@JustSomeGuyLV god you qanon weirdos are unbearable
The swat team weren't told that the SLOTH victim was still alive so their reactions would be more genuine.
I missed it when our entire audience jumped!
Really??
@Kurniawan Adhi It’s true. Only Morgan Freeman and Brad Pitt knew that it was an actor and not a dummy because they had lines to say referencing that he was alive.
Not true
I saw it as a kid and scared the 💩 out of me.
BONUS THING YOU DIDN'T KNOW : The opening title sequence created by Kyle Cooper took two days to shoot and more than five weeks to edit. I't's often considered one of the most iconic opening of the decade.
I knew that.
That's one of my favorite parts of the movie.
agree. its pretty iconic
i just watched movie and saw your comment, and watched the opening scene again and just realized its john doe doing those things. wow man
It is incredible and a work of art. When I watched that I was so very pleased. It's stunning
if you guys are going to start matching the amount of facts with a number in a movie's title than I want 500 things you didn't know about 500 days of summer.
And 10,000 things about 10,000 BC!
and 20,000 things about 20,000 leagues under the sea.
A million things about Slumdog Millionaire :D
MBryantFFNY "millionaire" dose not specify how many millions. so, no.
alright, fine. Million dollar baby, then!
"when he wakes up every day he's still Brad Pitt" hahaha
Seven is a heck of a movie 🎥. It's easily in my top 10
Yep yep! Quality through and through.
That's unfortunate
is it seventh?
In the U.K. Se7en would have been able to drink 3 years ago.
and canada
*** most normal countries
and serbia
In Germany 5 years ago. (Beer)
And it could fuck 5 years ago
But the real question is: WHAT'S IN THE BOX?!
Ákos Balogh Loot Crate.
Ákos Balogh The real question is: "What is in the damn brief case?" Pulp Fiction, I want to know!
Dick.
Schrödinger's cat
More like Schrödinger's Tracy ;)
Watching him throw that knife, i realised he's left handed.
One of us, one of us, one of us
coucamaya I spotted that in Shawshank Redemption when he’s playing catch in the yard.....a lefty always spots another lefty
Lets go
Bonus thing about the notebooks: they printed off a lot of those images at a local Kinkos. Imagine being the poor employee working the copy counter that day.
So wait those photos were real O-O
Wow, Kevin Spacey's double looks exactly like Spacey. I know, duh, but it's freaking uncanny how similar they look. Maybe just a good angle though idk.
What a fantastic cinematic masterpiece! Se7en is one of the best - crafted modern movies, and David Fincher is one of the best people to get behind a camera since Hitchcock.
Yeah, it truly is a work of art 😍
Little known fact #9
This movie helps me remember the 7 deadly sins whenever I want too
are you john boe?\
Hahaha 😂😂
Library scene from the seven was one of the most beautiful scenes in the history of cinema.
I can't believe it's been 21 years. I've only seen it twice - once when I first watched it in the theaters; I went randomly because I was bored one afternoon. it was a month or so after the first release, and had migrated to the "dollar theaters". I was so blown away that I grabbed a friend who was also a movie buff and fellow theater geek, and made him watch it. A year or two later, he got me the "special edition" DVD of the film as a birthday present... which I don't think I even took the shrink wrap off of for several more years, until I loaned it to someone else to watch. It's one of those movies where I tell people, "Watch it once, and just admire how well done it is. But it's such a horrible story you'll never want to watch it again - and that's OK."
That is so true 😂😂😂
Great movie but it isn't a movie I would indulge in regularly
From Wikipedia
"The ending of the screenplay, with the head in the box, was originally part of an earlier draft that New Line had rejected, instead opting for an ending that involved more traditional elements of a detective thriller film with more action-oriented elements. But when New Line sent David Fincher the screenplay to review for his interest in the project, they accidentally sent him the original screenplay with the head-in-the-box ending. . .
When New Line realized that they had sent Fincher the wrong draft, the President of Production, Michael De Luca, met with Fincher and noted that there was internal pressure to retain the revised version; De Luca stated that if Fincher promised to direct the movie, they would be able to stay with the head-in-a-box ending. Despite this, producer Kopelson refused to allow the film to include the head-in-a-box scene. Actor Pitt joined Fincher in arguing for keeping this original scene, noting that his previous film Legends of the Fall had its emotional ending cut after negative feedback from test audiences, and refusing to do Seven unless the head-in-the-box scene remained."
Imagine all the films test audiences have ruined in the past...
I took my wife to this when we were dating...bad mistake. lol. One of the more disturbing mainstream movies I've seen. I blame that date for being divorced today.
Are you an emotional detective?
Divorced?!😞
Why?? if i were your wife I would be glad u showed me the movie 😂
Or maybe without that date you wouldn't have gotten married
Aye! I love a happy ending!
You guys forgot to mention this film doesn't take place in any particular city.. AT ALL.. it's just 'bleak metropolitan'. Look back at ALL of the license plates, badges and landmarks besides the bank. Not a trace of any particular location.. which is why my personal feeling is that the film takes place in purgatory..
BOOM.. that's your minds exploding
i was confused because in one scene, where they’re eating pizza it says “new york pizza” in the back.
i’m not from the us, so is ny style pizza a thing? i thought they were in new york then....
Tony Lorenzo: Some films and serials take this to even further extremes; try going on TV Tropes and search for "CANADA DOES NOT EXIST":
tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/CanadaDoesNotExist
How is it purgatory?
@Kai McCook which is why the movie always felt weird. Very east coast city but last scene is out west.
I was like.... where the fuck is this?!!!
I don't know I was pretty stoned the first time I saw this in the theater, it was a strange film for its time .
The year 1995 was probably the best in Hollywood history
I love hearing about how actors actually do what you're seeing on screen. Morgan Freeman is amazing, and I saw on another one of your videos how amazing Linda Hamilton is, when she actually picked all of those locks in the escape scene from Terminator 2.
90s movies are the best
So is the music
Well, you're not wrong, actally I can point out some of them like : Goodfellas, Casino, Silence of the Lambs, The Shawshank Redemption, Con Air, Matrix, Fight Club and that's all I can remember now...
@@serbanmarian0705 Forrest Gump as well
You mean 60's, 70's, 80's, and 90's movies?
@@serbanmarian0705 con air?!? 😆😆😆
Dammit!
This is one of my favourite films and I really wanted to visit that library at some point in my life! :(
you mean bank? :P
I'm sure you can find its abandoned structure somewhere or has it been knocked down?
It's still around, it's a bank now, a JP Morgan I think
Visit the Bill Blass Catalog room in the NYC Public Library, it's very similar!
That's such a pity
"the movie se7en turned old enough to drink. That's right, it's 21" *laughs in German*
Tasnim Mohd Hanafiah JA JA JA JA!
Tasnim Mohd Hanafiah you can already buy beer in germany when you are 16.
how does one...laugh in German..?
joni: Hey, look at the bright side; the CineFixxees who were too dull to notice the lack of "PROH-cess" in the speech of the narrators now know that Cinefix isn't based in Canada. :D
What's in the subscribtion box?
Cheydinal WHAT'S IN THE FUCKING SUBSCRIPTION BOX?!
What's in the booooooooox?
WHAT'S IN THE BAAAAAAAHX?
oh?? you didn't know..
Hey...Cinefix won...
This came on tv a while ago. The ending was still epic even though I'd seen it and I got chills from Kevin Spacey's performance. Nice video!
The production team went above and beyond for this movie 👏
I agree, it's a masterpiece
Little known fact #8
Pitt was totally railing Gwen during this entire flick
Big Travis WITH THAT BAD SHOLDER!BET SHE WAS ON TOP!NICE VISUAL
Man how great was the 'Art of the scene" for Se7en. Too bad we dont get any more of those under the Mashable regime.
I miss both Art of the Scene and Film School'd so much.
liveepically try the channel every frame a painting
Thanks for the recommendation! Now I will get nothing done today!
Every Frame a Painting is great so much better than say Frame by Frame on the Film Theorists; I'm sorry but the attitude that guy puts on is terrible. I watch them sometimes if the topic seems interesting and every time I think this would be better is CineFix had a Film School'd or Art of the Scene about this. Every Frame a Painting is so different I don't bother comparing it to what CineFix used to do; much more professorial, while CineFix went more fun. Either way both are/were excellent and educational.
The problem with every frame a painting is that the videos come out so rarely
CineFix, YOU have to do "American Psycho" next
I ORDER YOU!
Fincher's best film hands down
nah, it's real good tho
whats your favorite then?
His best film is Fight Club without a doubt
He has no best film because dude directs excellent film after excellent film so chill with stating your opinions as fact. Gone Girl is definitely my favorite from him so far.
I'm partial to The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo, but Se7en is excellent as well.
Seven (and Fightclub) has just been re-released (re-opened) in Korea. I went to watch both of them again and they were still so great and breath taking.
Oh wow Se7en is 18... Oh 21?!
Oh yeah America is weird, I forget.
Ivo Sotirov foreigners like you piss me off just because we don't do things exactly like you do over there doesn't mean we're weird
Howard T. Duck kinda does
Orb Gaming just because we do things differently we're "weird" oh yeah that makes total sense that's like me saying foreigners talk differently they're "weird"
Its kinda like with the metric system thing its not weird just bcs you do it your way but bcs everyone else no matter how different still does this 1 thing the same way and you are one of the few that stand out for no apparent reason i mean why should you be 21 to drink anyway.
@@dominiktadic7167 eh, now that I'm older I'm kind of happy it's 21 and up. 20 and down people got really fucking annoying to be around when I hit 22.
Kevin spacey fuking stole the movie. It's a modern classic.
Yeeessss. Its when i first noticed him.I loved "American Beauty" too. Theres a couples more ive seen. He's awesome.
Scott Nahler I felt his acting wasn't really that great..
He stole a bunch of teen boy butt cherries too.
It's amazing how people will believe allegations backed by zero evidence almost instantly.
The first time I saw Spacey was in The Ref. When he beat the shit out of the Xmas tree yelling, "The Corpse wants to speak," (or something like that), I knew he was going to be fabulous. That scene is one of the most memorable parts of the flick.
That old school library looks badass, honestly. I would totally spend Friday nights there reading and it wouldn't be a waste of a Friday night
Oh yeah, same
Wow I was literally just watching a scene from Se7en on UA-cam and then found this in my sub box XD
WHATS IN THE SUB BOXXXXX?
It is definetely better to find this video in the box than your wife's head.
+Antoine Kabiru this comment :'DDD
I just watched the film 2 days ago.
Lmao, me too.
This film is in my top 5 favorite movies of all time, so thanks for the cool facts!
Is it bad that I write in notebooks like that?
Skeeter Sorenson you're practically a serial killer
Skeeter Sorenson John Doe would be proud
Jesse Bowman - I find your comment........disturbing. Lol
No of course not *silently dials 911*
One of the my favourite movies of all time
I gave it a 7 on imdb, What I really liked about the movie was that you could really feel the atmosphere. A depressing atmosphere in the entire movie
I just watched this last night, such an amazing movie that holds up perfectly.
This is where you guys shine and why I subbed to this channel. When youre celebrating cinema and not being cynical, pessimistic and Debbie Downers.
Now do an analysis of one of the masterful scenes in Batman V Superman!
is this sarcasm?
i really hope it is
Cinefix would never talk about BvS
BvS sucks
Simon Yip You suck. :)
holy shit what a coincidence, I watched 7 yesterday
It's no coincidence...
Just today I remembered this movie and thought about how intense it was for me as a kid. This one really sunk it's teeth into me.
Who else is so happy they didnt go with some generic ending like the one they were planning having Mills and Somerset racing to save Tracy at the last minute and a showdown with john doe.
And in another one, Somerset was supposed to kill Doe so Mills won’t get in trouble.
Nick Hall Yeah i heard that one too but i think Pitt gave the performance of his lifetime in this movie. I cant help but think every time i watch it how would i react?
Nothing reminds that the world is a dark, bleak place more than watching clips from Se7en. Thanks, +Cinefix!
What a film, its fantastic, Pitt and Freeman have your full attention, the story has you gripped then BOOM they throw a top of his game Spacey in. Excellent.
When he wakes up, he’s still Brad Pitt. Touché
Hey Cinefix, could you do 7 things you didn't about Ocean's Eleven or even Stanley Tucci?
Eleven things for Ocean's Eleven ;)
what about the 300 movie?
It was old enough to drink in Quebec three years ago.
Leo Hamilton as in most countries that isn't usa
Leo Hamilton Or 5 years if you're talking about beer in Germany and the majority of Europe...
America has a weird relationship with alcohol.
Wow, I always thought Brad Pitt did 12 Monkeys BEFORE he did Seven? Or did 12 Monkeys come out before Seven? I could've sworn I saw 12 Monkeys first, and all the hype how good Brad was in it - then Seven came out?
I’ve never quite accepted the ending. Each victim was guilty of one of the sins and dies as a result, but it seemed to me a more consistent ending would have been having Kevin Spacey convince Brad Pitt that he had murdered his wife causing Brad to kill him for his envy but have Morgan Freeman try to stop him by threatening to shoot him...have Pitt turn to shoot Freeman in the midst of his wrath and get shot dead by Freeman...who then walks over kicks over the box and a bloody mannequin head rolls out. Thereby completing the serial killer plan of seven deaths for seven sins.
Leandro Aude Except that Gwyneth is dead, not Brad...Wrath walks away.
Guys used to sit next to me in work when there were two perfectly, good empty seats opposite - used to drive me crazy. Such an invasion of personal space.
because if there's one thing all fans of Se7en know really well, it's The Mask!
This is the only channel that I believe that I really won't know the following fun facts.
started watching the movie for the sake of nostalgia this morning, and came across this gem. what a time to be alive.
Wow @ 5:23 you can see and sense a tiny little bit of the 12 Monkeys Brad Pitt. That's an amazing fact!! He actually left the set of 12 Monkeys. Returned to the set of Se7en and switched (tried to) characters. 100x more cool watching this scene now!! Jeffrey definitely shows himself in Se7en for a couple brief moments. I SAW HIM! 😀
When Mills pressed the gun to John Doe's head in last scene, Brad Pitt pressed it a bit too hard, and you see Kevin Spacey wince and look toward the director. Ouch.
Angel Deville pretty nice touch given Fincher likes real reactions from his actors so the gun pressing was a small but necessary jewel
the rain in this movie is amazing lol
Was my favourite film - but I can’t watch it anymore. I want to but I can’t...
I didn't know I would need to see my therapist after that goddamn ending
I just watched it two days in a row. Boredom and it's a great movie.
The first time I saw the ending I lost my mind.
This move is so memorable. Freaked me out more than any jumping scare movie.... this is SO good..... Kevin spacey was so good... I remember thinking ‘ I want to read those journals’....
One of my all time favourite films, covered on one of my favourite UA-cam channels! So excited:D
Part 2 please...actually any movies with those 3 actors would be great.
I know Brad got hurt in one of his stunts but I didn't know it was a incredibly deep cut. Is the huge scar visible on his arm on Once Upon A Time On...Hollywood a result of that injury?
Great video guys! This is one of my favorite David Fincher movies, up there with The Social Network and Fight Club.
Back when there was originality in Hollywood !
I know right? Sweet times 😎😎😎
One of the most underrated movies I’ve ever seen
I kind of wish they went with the alternate ending. Somerset finds Mills' wife's head in the box. John Doe starts taunting Mills but Somerset kills John Doe instead. When Mills asks Somerset, "What are you doing?!" Somerset replies, "I'm retiring."
Probably the best crime mystery thriller of all the time!
Another fun fact is that they didn’t tell the SWAT team actors that the Sloth victim was alive after all so the reaction can be more efficient in the movie.
Old enough to drink? So Se7en is 18?
*Narrator* "Seven is 21"
Oh, right.
Bury My Soul - Epic Score!!!! so glad you added that in the video
Damn I feel old, i didnt know it was 21 years old. I havent even seen it yet! I really want to tho, probably will catch it online tonight
Se7en is one of the best movies. Everything is in synch there. It's "jazz music".
I'll add to the books in John Doe's apartment were all filled in with that writing.
Any book they would have picked would have shown all the work.
That's a ton of work!
I didn't know any of those things and that's one of my favorite movies. nicely done!
Whoa, I knew everything in the list except No. 7. Have to look more closely, if I can recognize the doubles.
Two of my favorite actors are in this movie. the drama everything about it one of my favorites. entertsinme t can be painful then again fans might have injured themselves to get the autograph from actors. the bank is do cool looking. I wish a sequel to this got made after it.
morgan freeman throwing the knife at the board is more gangster than i've seen in years
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thing you didn't know about the good the bad anf the ugly cuz its the films 50th anniversary! please!!
This was such a good movie. Almost time for a rewatch♥️🍿🍕
I was surprised that the "Sloth" person was not an animatronic special effect, but a real person.
Great video 🙂
It's very common for films to use doubles any time an actor's face is not clearly visible, so basically any time a character is seen from a distance, is facing away from the camera, or is only seen from the neck down.
Having friends that work in the movie industry have told me 75% of the time if you don’t see the stars face it’s a stand in
A distant relative of mine is (or at least used to be) a double for Javier Bardem. That guy said (roughly translated) "I hog more limelight that a fucking moth in heat". The guy had a lot of work back in the day when Bardem's career was still budding.
the (probably) is worth an upvote.
So after tracking down a madman, Brad Pit went on to play a madman and then return to shoot a few scenes where he talks about what it is like to be mad.
The biggest problem with the film when seeing it in theater is how utterly dark in a literal sense it is. One can not see the damn movie most of the time. I rewatched on DVD later and saw a lot more than I had ever seen before.
You are a god! I love your site, so informative 🤗. I'm now off to watch this movie again since its been 21 yrs ( my life before kids😜)
I always thought the few seconds before john doe died didn't match Kevin Spacey acting standard.Now I know why
Now you told us about the 12 Monkeys thing, you can see his mannerisms are there and the eye roll etc, brilliant. "mon-key, mon---key"
You should a "Things you didn't know" about Lethal Weapon. I was in shock when I realized Shane Black wrote the original.
When the detectives break into the killers apartment... there is a receipt from WILD BILLS LEATHER SHOP.!!
Is this a nod to the silence of the lambs🤔🤔
You should make one on a Clockwork Orange or Coraline.
John Doe's got the upper hand!
James Creaney he sure does
I watched this a little over a year ago. Liked it...but seriously missed some things...didnt love it..rewatched it a few weeks ago and I felt like I watched it for the first time because i was fully engaged in it. One of my favorites now.
Soundtrack. Do soundtrack. About time you did soundtrack. Now as audience and subscribers, we demand you do soundtrack. Take a little rest and go do soundtrack. A list of your favourite soundtrack. Also include interstellar's soundtrack.