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Film · 1995 · Crime thriller

Seven

Directed by David Fincher
1995
★ 8.1 editorial score

The studio wanted the ending changed and Fincher refused, and studios then spent a decade trying to reproduce the atmosphere: a procedural so bleak the rain never stops.

“"Seven" [is] one of the darkest and most merciless films ever made in the Hollywood mainstream. It will rain day after day. They will investigate death after death. "Seven" is not really a very deep or profound film, but it provides the convincing illusion of one. Almost all mainstream thrillers seek first to provide entertainment; this one intends to fascinate and appall.”
— Roger Ebert · rogerebert.com

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