Se7en: The Perfect Opening [IndieWire]
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This video essay was written, edited, and narrated by Tyler Knudsen.
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Start: :15
End: 4:10
Visual:
• Somerset’s apartment is clean and tidy (bed is made, personal items laid out neatly)
• Somerset has pride in his appearance (ties tie in mirror, removes lint from jacket)
• Somerset is a detective (detective badge on table, crime scene)
• Introduction of switchblade prop
• Somerset is inquisitive (notices child’s drawing)
• Mills is the opposite of Somerset (leather jacket, slightly disheveled appearance, overconfident body language, crossed arms)
• Somerset is moving (boxes in apartment)
• Somerset doesn’t like the city (metronome used to drown out chaotic city sounds)
Dialogue:
• Somerset is a homicide detective (“Neighbors heard them screaming…”)
• Somerset is compassionate (“Did the kid see it?”)
• Somerset is leaving his job (“…glad when we get rid of you…”, “… not much time for this transition thing” “…before you decided to quit…”)
• Somerset’s mindset conflicts with his colleagues’ (“It’s always these questions…”)
• Mills is new in town and taking over Somerset’s job (“… just get in town twenty minutes ago…” “Why all this effort to get transferred?”)
• Somerset doesn’t like the city (“Why here?”)
• Mills wants to be a detective in the city (“You actually fought to get reassigned here…”) - Розваги
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What about that fantastic credit intro am I right?
wonderful
Thanks!
David fincher fight Club panic room is a creative director. Seven is brutal savage violent. Seven is one of my favorite movies ever. My favorite camera is d3. The d3 is marvelous
Here is a film like Citizen Kane where the director of photography did as much as the director to create the story. It is the first film I remember be shot with the skip bleach process and I remember watch all of Darius Khondji test footage as he played with the process going from 100% to 10% skip bleach until he and Fincher agreed on one that look best. That is what makes every shot dark no matter show it is lit. It is hard to believe that all the exterior shot were done in downtown Las Angeles. The car ride they take on the raid was shot on a sunny day with sprinkle pour water on the car as it was towed through downtown. It is a visual masterpiece.
I noticed at 2:30 in this clip montage someone passes in front of Brad Pitt wearing a red leather jacket almost like Tyler Durden's from Fight Club.
No yet any other serial killer at the level of Se7en. Cause gives you a haunting imagination rather show it....
I’d not even viewed any trailers whatsoever before going the Cinema to see Se7en on its opening day release & it’s a movie 🎥7👁👁 🍿 that really kept u on edge & wondering where or what next? Brilliant 🤩
When "opening" is used for 'Se7en' *Kyle Cooper's* title sequence comes to mind first.
'Se7en' came after David Fincher's dud 'Alien 3'. Is there an undercurrent how your movie analyses are connected ?
Where can I find all that behind the scenes B-roll? Is it on dvd/bluray?
The B-roll was from a promo thing on the DVD. I used almost all of the B-roll they included in it. I wish there was more!
Can you tell me the name of the music playing in the background?
I believe it is "Air on the G String" by Bach.
This felt rushed and undeveloped, like you didn't know the exact depth you were trying to convey. Maybe choose a governing idea next time and be more focused
Thanks for the feedback. This is a video I made for Indie Wire last year. Hopefully I've gotten better in the meantime!
You forgot how it was influenced by Stan Brakhage (credits-wise)
Ace.
Thanks!
was there a subliminal gay thing tween the 2 detectives?
read that in a french review magazine
Interesting take. I'd be curious to read that article.
I've watched the movie 4 times, never got that feeling.
Hell no lol. That's a wild claim somebody made.
LOL what? Goddamn French and their degenerate fantasies. Don't forget the biggest degenerate in history, the Marquis De Sade, came from France.
man, disable resamping, please
If you're referring to the behind the scenes clips I used, there was a fair amount of ghosting on the clips before I ripped them. It was from some television promo just after the movie was released.