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had her genitals sliced up with a knife; the proud woman was marred, suiciding out of shame; and the envious man was shot by the very man he admired. As John Doe put it "every sin was turned against the sinner". But what of wrath? Detective Mills had his wife and unborn child murdered. This was his primary motivation for killing Doe, but was it also his punishment? Was the punishment of wrath to have your love ones die, while you remain alive in brooding hatred? Is wrath itself a punishment? Either way, Mills was the only sinner to remain alive. This needs to be adressed in the analysis and discussion of the article. And more importantly John Doe's own article. It is a fundemental aspect in interpreting his "masterpiece", and understanding him as one of literature's most interesting villains. I have 3 theories on the matter: (1) that living in wrath is a greater punishment than death; (2) that Mill's was punished by the death of his loved ones; or (3) Mill's will be so shattered that he will commit suicide. I think the third theory is the most likely. --
2332:. The police captain describes Doe as "independently wealthy, well-educated, and totally insane," but when Somerset tries to tease any personal information out of him, Doe claims that who he is "doesn't matter." Doe has created a completely blank identity for himself; there are no clues to his real identity in his apartment, his bank account was started with cash and he has no employment records; a scene during the opening credits shows him blanking out a picture of a young boy's face with a black marker. Doe routinely and painstakingly uses razor blades to slice off his fingerprints to protect his identity. Doe is only really defined by his crimes and his religious mania, as apparent in his apartment. His apartment, and particularly the 2000 notebooks he has compiled over the years, give the biggest clues to who he is.
3357:"Using illegally obtained library records, Somerset and Mills identify a man named John Doe (Spacey)...", in what way would PUBLIC LIBRARY book utilization be illegally obtained? The records are public record and there is no reasonable expectation of privacy for utilization of public resources which one has an exchange record of. Hence, the illegal part is POV. Unless someone with a legal background can refute that suggestion, library loan records are subject to FOI request, hence, no reasonable expectation of privacy exists. Were it a PRIVATE library, such COULD be construed to exist. To suggest the notion of a public library is private in nature is to suggest that an FOI request is also private or even urinating in a corner of a public building is private. A bar or pub is far, far more private than a public library.
2487:— The film is NOT universally known as se7en (see poster on the Knowledge page itself!) and despite what IMDB calls the film, half the posters/art on its site say Seven (with the other half Se7en). "Seven" is the far more common name - simply do a Google search for "Brad Pitt Seven" vs. "Brad Pitt Se7en" - and consider many Google hits for "Se7en" are partially due to Knowledge's current name, and would be reversed if this title were changed. When the film is released under two different spellings, the "English" spelling should be used. Thus Seven (film) is the correct title. —
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chloride solution, in a high concentration, cause either death or "locked in syndrome" or anything in between the two. Hence, the explanation is simplified for the public, rather than explaining something like demyelination or electrolyte imbalance or even protein poisoning of kidneys or even more exotic terms. That said, I DO agree with the change, as
Knowledge is NOT for medical types, but for those with lesser knowledge of such subjects AND this is a work of fiction. Good catch, Vasco. I'd have missed it, due to my medical background and expectation of oversimplification.
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ironically, it was her client, the man who paid to have sex with her, that was lustful. She was, in effect, only doing her job, and it is doubtful that she harboured any physical attractions to her clients. Yet, she was selected by Doe for brutal murder. This lends credibility to the idea that Doe possessed a level of mysogonism; blaming the woman for luring innocent men into her lair to be corrupted. This aspect of Doe's killings should probably be explored more in Doe's own article, rather the wider "Se7en" article. But it is worth consideration. --
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addressed to Mills, but
Somerset decides to open it. He recoils from the box in horror, and yells to Mills, who is struggling to ignore Doe's comments, to put his gun down and to not come near the box. As Somerset runs back to Mills and Doe, Doe reveals to Mills that he had visited Tracy after Mills left for work and tried to "play husband." The independently wealthy Doe envied the fruits of a common man's life and is thus guilty of ENVY. Doe then discloses that he killed Tracy and her unborn baby
2782:– From looking at the promotional material, I see "seven" (no capitals) used on one poster, with that poster being used for some DVD covers. More common seems to be "SE7EN" (no lowercase) on other posters and DVD releases. So it looks like the film itself never uses "Se7en" or "Seven", and I would guess that they are using "7" as the capital of "v", so "Se7en" is as incorrect as "SeVen" and looks odd in part because of the taller "7" mixed in with lowercase letters.
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1047:- He also tells his boss that "he'll be around", hinting that he isnt leaving. He quotes hemmingway's "The world is a great place, and worth fighting for" and says he agrees only with the second part. Thus, he states that he wants to fight for the world, despite it being so horrible. A change in opinion from earlier in the movie. This means he wishes to stay on the force, and keep "fighting". - SMOOTHMEDIA
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2356:. These domestic observations are contrasted to his writings on sin. Doe is revolted by the self-glorification of a sinful world. He believes that the human race in the divine scheme of things is a pathetic shadow of what we could have been, if we had not Fallen (obviously referring to the original sin of temptation that Adam and Eve gave into).
288:, because the IMDb is not the final arbiter in these things. They in fact use the title that appears at the start of the credits, even if, as in this case, that is a quirky title that isn't necessarily the standard. "Seven" is used at least as much as "Se7en", and much of the use of the latter is probably because of the IMDb anyway.
1985:, reveals that aside from his hair and fingertips, John also went as far as removing his teeth and genitals in order to avoid identification through dental records and seminal samples. The issue also explains that John used to serve in the United States Marine Corps and that he was married and had a son who died as an infant.
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I know that he didn't want billing in the opening credits or in the promotional stuff, but why isn't he mentioned AT ALL in the actual article? It's a spoiler, yes, but the article does give away the ending of the movie AND Spacey did receive billing at the end credits, so his name should be in there
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Was the prostitute really a sinner, at least in the extreme circumstances that John Doe's other victims were? She was killed by having her genitals sliced up (from the inside) by the blade of a knife, wielded by her client at the orders of Doe. She was killed because she commited the sin of lust. But
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All seven of the Deadly Sins was covered by the film, but only six of them were punished by death. The gluttenous man was force fed until he exploded; the greedy man was bled to death from a wound he was made to cut; the slothful man was tortured for a year, but kept alive in agony; the lustful woman
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The section on Lust mentions that the audience doesn't see the instrument used for this killing. However, I have seen a version where the veiwers are shown the instrument. It takes place during the interrogation scene back at the police station. For about two or three frames (similar to the length of
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There is one other indication in the film as to the location: Near the end, after
Somerset has stopped the deliveryman, and opened the box, he yells into his microphone (talking to the SWAT team in the helicopter), "California, don't come in here, John Doe is holding all the cards!" The setting, and
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Personally, I think it IS the common name. I personally have seen "Se7en" used probably about 3/4 of the time (of course, other people may see "Seven" more). It's the title on the opening credits - which definitely makes it seem like the "official" title, no? Plus, searching for "Seven" goes straight
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as well. As you can see, there were a number of people opposed to Se7en, on the basis that IMDB is not the final arbiter in these matters, Se7en is NOT the unequivocal certain title of the film (again, look at all the promotional material for the film including on
Knowledge), and the common name of
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took her severed head as a "souvenir". As
Somerset returns, Mills comprehends Doe's implication. Desperate for a reason not to believe Doe's claims, Mills repeatedly demands that Somerset reveal what was in the box. Somerset's refusal to directly answer the question leaves Mills with little doubt
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assures
Somerset that Mills will be taken care of. Somerset offers that if Mills needs anything, Somerset will want to help. However, given Somerset's impending retirement, the captain is unsure how he would contact Somerset if need be. The captain asks, "Where are you going to be?" Somerset wearily
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When they arrive at Doe's prearranged location, dry and desert-like with rows of electrical transmission towers, a delivery van soon arrives. Somerset stops the van several hundred yards from their location and confronts the driver, who says that he was to deliver a box to their location. The box is
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So, based on the credits of 'Annie Hall', we should also misspell
Christopher Walken's name in Knowledge? I'm really curious how people are supposed to pronounce the alleged title of this movie, apparently "seh-sev-en-en". Sounds pretty stupid to me. Also, if we're going to go with "Se7en" as the
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What are you talking about? The
Special Edition DVD (the most recent version of the film), clearly uses the title "Se7en", both on the DVD's front cover and in its menus. This is the official title, as used on the Internet Movie Database. I'm changing it back, unless someone else has a more recent
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shows Doe, now a teenager, becoming besotted by a pleasant young girl in his religious-education class. At this stage in his life, Doe has begun the habit of writing journals describing his every thought and action. He writes that his feelings toward this girl are pure and that she is nothing like
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shows that Doe's mother was a religious fanatic, obsessed with sin and eternal damnation. At one point during his school years, Doe began to develop carnal desires for a sexually active girl in his class, which his mother condemned. His mother became infuriated upon finding Doe masturbating in the
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It seems that there should be some discussion (probably under the section about the "look" of the film) about the innovative opening credits sequence, with the collage of film and still images, since this was very innovative at the time. The man who did them went on to do the opening credits on a
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I like your edits a little better. As far as the "might" goes, that's not that big an issue to me. Saying "...suggesting he will not go through with his long-awaited retirement" is fine with me; as you said, "suggesting" is enough of an implication. One thing that just occured to me is that it
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Please provide sources and basis for your declarations of fact. I would think that the name as shown in the title card would be more official than anything you would find on a third-party site, even IMDB. Sorry, but that's just the way the world works: It's the people that create the product that
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Should the section which discusses Doe's development in the comic book be moved to the section dealing with the comic book? It just seems off having two different parts that deal with it, especially since the section on Doe goes more in-depth on the comic than the actual comic section. Thoughts?
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The scenes in the apartment complex where Mills and
Somerset first encounter John Doe were shot on location at the run-down yet historically significant Alexandria Hotel in downtown Los Angeles. During its heyday, the hotel was a favorite haunt of Charlie Chaplin among other Hollywood notables.
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While, from a medical standpoint, the change is accurate, frequently, shock is named as a cause of death, rather than a rather complex chain of events that cause death. Consider someone whose sodium level and probably water level is low and is in shock. Rapid replacement of sodium, as in sodium
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06:03, 11 Feb 2005 (UTC) It is not called
Sesevenven. The title is "Seven". It's just written as Se7en in the esoterically designed title sequence and some of the posters. That doesn't make it an immutable part of the title. You might as well insist on the title of West Side Story being written
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Hello, I'm wondering why John Doe has his own section, with his own infobox on the side, and particularly why the section contains info about him from the socalled "Extended Universe". The main characters in the film (Mills and Somerset) do not have such a section. This looks like it would be
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Still, he didn't seem to show any other sign of misogyny apart from this, and even then it is debatable whether his act was truly sexist. Although he did seem to blame the prostitute personally for tempting men, near the end of the film he referred to her as a "disease spreading whore", I don't
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abound in the film including all of the buildings in the opening scene starting with 7, and the delivery in the movie's climax being scheduled for 7:07 p.m. The movie spans seven days, Monday through Sunday. Also, at the beginning of the movie, Somerset mentions that he has 7 days before he
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One version of the script contained a few scenes following the final confrontation between the detectives and John Doe. In one, Somerset is in the hospital recovering from being shot by Mills and the captain delivers him a letter from Mills which reads, "You were right. You were right about
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grief-stricken, Mills dramatically contemplates killing Doe. Somerset tries to stop him, arguing that Doe's revelations only stand if he is killed for his sin of Envy and if Mills is the one who kills him and so becomes the embodiment of WRATH. "If you kill him, he will win," says Somerset.
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time Gwyneth Paltrow's head is shown at the end), a polaroid flashed onto the screen showing a strap-on dildo-like instrument, with a machete in place of the phallus. The article mentions this, but I'm still not sure if the author has made it clear as to whether the audience has seen this.
1397:? I'm not sure what the user's reasoning is for preferring it since the user is not offering any edit summaries. Regardless, though, I think there have been enough reverts back and forth that the time has come to try to reach a community consensus as to whether it's an improvement.
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I removed the Pride section from the religious imagery article since the crucifix form is ridiculously simple and almost certainly unintentionl. Furhtermore, the whole article seems to be pretty out there. Unless there is something to back all of it up, I suggest it be removed.
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the girl he lusted over years before. He offers to help the girl with her revision and invites her to his house. Upon entering his room, however, they encounter John's mother, now a violent alcoholic. She is reading John's journals and mockingly reads them out to the girl.
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I'd submit Somerset's non-retirement is also obvious. That is the whole point of the subsequent Hemingway quote that we hear him give us. What does the final Hemingway quote mean, in Somerset's context, if it doesn't mean that? Is there any other plausible explanation?
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There is a deleted scene from the opening of the film with Somerset purchasing a house in the country. He uses his switchblade to cut a swatch of wallpaper. This is what he shows Tracy in the dinner sequence, which makes little sense without the deleted scene in
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A screencap of the title card in the movie probably should be added to the article, but as the pic in the infobox or somewhere in the main body of the article? Also, to answer ThatGuamGuy: The movie's title is simply said "Seven", despite the funky spelling.
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I removed the "wild goose chase" comment as it was inaccurate. A "wild goose chase" is the pursuit of something impossible (or nearly impossible) to attain. In this film, they were running after a suspect and almost caught him, hardly an impossible task.
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has it as Se7en, New Line Cinema has it as Se7en, the movie itself uses Se7en... and wikipedia has it as Seven. No. I don't understand how we don't have consensus on this yet? Looks like it has been discussed for a while. I urge people to agree on
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I find it ironic that the killer's identity is revealed at the intro to the article, above the spoiler tag. Kevin Spacey specifically requested that his name not be included in the opening credits, so that his appearance would surprise the audience.
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Well . . . as I've already mentioned in my edit summary, I do not like that wording of "might" that you've left there, given that the statement about Somerset's retirement has already been softened to say "suggesting". His suggestion is not that he
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Kevin Spacey specifically requested that his name not appear in the opening credits, AS WELL AS all posters for the movie before it came out - he didn't even go on the publicity tour. I am removing this information from before the spoiler warning.
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realizes that Mills was unaware Tracy was pregnant and then turns to Somerset and says, "He didn't know." So Somerset was definitely already back with them at the time the revelation was made, not still with the box, nor still back running toward
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As you say yourself, the sinner of Sloth was also alive after they found him. he was admitted to the intensive care unit. They only mention that he was technically alive, if you can call it that, and bright lights would make him go into shock.
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about it, with his basic bed and the red neon cross above it. Doe seems to be a manic obsessive (he collects aspirin bottles and he details every part of his life in his notebooks). The list of flagged books Somerset and Mills procure includes
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I disagree that the title should be "Seven (film)" as this isn't an issue of formatting or capitalization, but the spelling. Also, most of the time a film title is not a trademark (except in cases like Harry Potter, etc.) I vote for "Se7en".
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Calling the world a dystopia is a bit over the top. It's obviously New York or at least inspired by it and a theme of the movie is how screwed up current world is. Dystopia makes it sound like some 1984/Brave New World future, not today.
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Well, what does official mean? "Se7en" is, after all, the title in the opening credits. That Movie posters are created by promotion teams. Opening credits are made the filmmakers. Don't the filmmakers get to choose the official title?
519:) as that is the name from the title card. They teach us in library school to catalog according to the "item itself" and not the container. In a similar vein, the first movie released with the Indiana Jones character will be titled
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The entire alternate endings section was sourced to one reference, a broken link to a horror news site, which I doubt would pass muster as a reliable source. Until good sources are found for that section, it should not be restored.
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The appearance of the Chester Williams Bldg (as Somerset leaves the site of the foot chase) is far more specific. As for the nickname "California" it could be argued that this in fact indicates the SWAT leader is from elsewhere.
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Kevin Spacey refused billing for the movie, and his name does not appear in the opening credits. He claimed that he does not want people to wait to see him in the movie, preferring his part in the film to be a surprise to add
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In regards to the changes made by Mwelch: The movie doesn't appear to give any definite indication that Somerset is re-considering his retirement. Is this to be inferred from the dialogue and the Hemingway quote?
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The film concludes when, in voice-over, with sirens wailing in the background, Somerset explains why: "Ernest Hemingway once wrote: 'The world is a fine place and worth fighting for.' I agree with the second part."
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David Mills fires his gun seven times in the movie: once in the scene when he talks with William Somerset, and six times into John Doe. While chasing John Doe through the apartments, he does not fire his
372:, on all posters and promotion it was called X2:X-Men United or X-Men2:X-Men United... but those were just promotional titles and the true name of the film is still X2, as shown in the opening credits.--
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Although not directly identified by name, it is hinted at being New York. Mrs Mills refers to the town where she and Det.Mills grew up as 'upstate.' How many major cities have that besides New York?
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I don't think it gives away any of the plot to have it there. The story is about a killer and he doesn't show up until they've caught him, so it's not like it's a plot twist being revealed.
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Doesn't it appear very similar to the suicide of pornstar Savannah, who recieved severe facial damage in a car accident(driving under cocain) and an hour later shot herself? -cthulhoid
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The subtitle of cinematography was added inorder to give the audience an appreciation of how Director David Fincher created an envirornment which was conducive for this thrilling movie.--
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In the scene with Tracy and Somerset talking at a diner, she says things are very different "upstate" as though that's where she and Mills lived before. This makes me think of New York.
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So, why not move the spoiler warning up to the cast section? Or move the cast section down? Or, I realize this is odd for a Knowledge article, obscure K.S.'s name in the link such as "
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seem to say the written title is "SE7EN". With the notable exception of the one-sheet you mention, everything else they have put out, that has the title written, has it like that.
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is the universally accepted offical name. I know some people has to fight about things no matter what and can't stand to be wrong, but live with it. To those that say they prefer
2702:(this specific move). Should be "SE7EN" or "seven" (note specific capitalization) and not "Seven" or "Se7en", since the film is using "7" as a capital "v". (see comment below) —
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2152:(which is why the exchange of the information takes place secretly and Mills later bribes a witness to construct a story about how they found Doe's apartment). After 2002, the
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While shooting for the GLUTTONY scenes, Fincher used live cockroaches. Because of this the set had to be raised on to stilts and wrapped in plastic to ensure none would escape.
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I don't remember the name on the back of John Doe's jail clothes near the film's end (in the field), but they may be a clue as to the story's venue. Can someone investigate?
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and revulsion at the world. His door carries multiple bolts and locks, his windows are blacked out, and there are religious icons and drawings everywhere. There is an air of
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The added section about John Doe is an interesting read, but is heavily POV and sounds like original research. If it's taken from somewhere, it needs citations and sources.
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Possibly, but Lecter was a principal character in three books which were made into movies, whereas John Doe is only featured in one movie. I added a reference to Doe to the
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reveals his source for the name of Lt. William Somerset during the scene in which Somerset and Mills research library books. One of the books they explicitly mention is
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on top; I doubt many people will look for the number by writing it out, scrolling down the number page for the movie is inconvenient; if one wants to know what the word
2600:. "Se7en" is unpronouncable other than "Seven". As such, we should be able to surmise that "Se7en" is just a style that was used, unlike Macy*s (rather than Macy's).
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The girl runs away, with John's mother physically attacking him and telling him that no matter what he does, he will always be a sinner and will inevitably go to Hell.
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In a deleted scene from the PRIDE sequence, Doe wrote in blood "I did not kill her. I gave her a choice" on a wall leading to the bedroom where the victim was found.
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In the version I watched, the guy "punished" for gluttony was forced to cut "one pound of flesh, no more, no less" from himself. Or am i remembering something else?
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Do you have a source that loan records are public records? Does a library being a PUBLIC LIBRARY automatically make everything that happens in the library public?
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How many deserts are near New York city? The Catskills? I'm from Philadelphia, we refer to people from upstate as such, does that make Philadelphia New York city?
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The title shown in the movie's opening credits is Se7en, not Seven. Shouldn't the listing here be the other way around - that Seven is the promotional title? --
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that her head was in the box. That is the whole point of all of the characters' subsequent reactions that we see. So it would be silly not to include it here.
420:, because there are no other "Se7en"s). The movie's actual, official title should be used, regardless of whether or not it fits normal spelling or grammar. -
309:, because there are no other "Se7en"s). The movie's actual, official title should be used, regardless of whether or not it fits normal spelling or grammar. -
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The singer uses 'Se7en' on his album covers and promotional posters, so your first suggestion would be more appropriate (if everyone else is okay with that).
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I was wondering about this myself, because I clearly remembered seeing the instrument at some point in the movie. The article should be edited accordingly.
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Vanity is not one of the seven deadly sins. This is what I get for getting my entire religious education from the Dudley Moore/Peter Cook film "Bedazzled".
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As noted above, it isn't just based on a mistake in the credits. It's more the fact that it's New Line's movie, so the title is what they say it is. And
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In the Religious imagery section, there are two references to power lines, yet no explanation as to what the religious symbolism of those power lines is?
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While this may be true, without something official to back up the supposition it remains a supposition and thus really isn't appropriate for inclusion.
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As a start, I just took out the Public Response response section. This whole article is POV, really. I'm at a loss at how to fix it without a re-write.
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The injury (broken arm) suffered by Mills in the pursuit of Doe was added to the story after Brad Pitt injured himself attempting a stunt in the scene.
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I thought the article said we don't see the polaroid while in the leather shop, which we don't. We do see the polaroid while in the police station.
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If one watches the film, what is the spelling used when the title is displayed on screen? That should be the title here if technically possible. —
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With the exception of the desert scene at the end, and a brief moment when Mills and Somerset are riding in a van, it is always raining, as in the
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Should the cover of the 2-disc Special Edition be used in the article along with the original DVD cover, to show the contrast between the titles?
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1159:"California" is just the character's name (like Joaquin Phoenix's character in another Andy Walker screenplay, 8MM); it doesn't mean he's either
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It's about time the POV adulatory critical comments were either backed up or removed. The article has had NPOV sitting on it for far too long.
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Although the description of the movie's plot is very good and detailed, I feel that there are too many positive comments for the movie. I liked
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i don't think that this guy died from shock as it is stated in the storyline of this article. In the movie, his terrible state is described by
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NOTE: the film technique is called Bleach Bypassing and "increased its overall tonal quality" as a description doesn't actually mean anything.
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the film is "Seven", not "Sesevenen". And finally, "Se7en" is just a stylistic representation which is generally rejected on Knowledge (note
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How does that seem? (I'm fine with the rest of your modifications above, and I guess I'll grumble and grit my teeth over the "might" thing.)
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the Slothful are forced to lie constantly underneath the surface of the Styx while the Wrathful fight each other constantly on the surface.
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mention it ("She begged for her life . . . and the life of the child within her" or something like that), he observes Mills' reaction,
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The words "Bardach County Jail" appear on the back of the killer's orange jumpsuit. Elinor Bardach is the movie's costume supervisor.
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328:: title is seVen, not se7en. If both version are somewhat "official" I prefer seven, the only one I knew before reading se7en here.
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Doesn't it seem weird to give the identity of the killer so blatantly, before the spoiler warning? It almost looks planted. -qartis
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standard English. If it is used at all let us follow that standard, even if it is not universal (or even if it is not most common)
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After watching this film several times, I am aware that Victor (Theodore Allan) has no other nickname(s) when he is referred to.
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Didn't the disfigured model who commits suicide represent vanity? The article lists this as "pride". [[UserNope. Don't think so.
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The recent comic-book adaptations of the film by Zenescope Entertainment give some insight into Doe's childhood and upbringing.
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The critical sections were the only POV, I thought. It doesn't read as POV now, so I'm taking off the neutrality disputed tag.
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shows that John's mother committed suicide by burning herself to death, using John's childhood possessions to feed the flames.
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I've moved sections that contained unsourced text that was also original research and placed it here until it can be sourced.--
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where those guilty of Gluttony are forced to lie face down in mud, in continuous cold rain while eating their own excrement.
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The movie is rife with religious imagery, specifically crosses which are prominently displayed in many parts of the movie:
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as well as each item being unsourced for two months. Items should be merged into article only if appropriate and sourced.
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