The Response of Se7en

“Around, I will be around.”

There are seven deadly sins in Romanism: gluttony, greed, sloth, wrath, pride, lust and envy. The victims of serial murder occurred in this city just were the people who offended those sins. The murder’s strange technique really confused the two detectives who wanted to clear up this case. One was a clam and experienced veteran detective, another was an impulsive and wrathful new detective. In order to find the clue, they went to the library to read the Dante's "Divine Comedy". Finally, they found the murder’s plan and want to prevent him. But at this time, the murder gave himself up to the police. Everyone felt this was the end of the murder, but that experienced detective didn’t think so. Because when the time murder gave him up, the people who offended the fins “wrath” and “envy” still didn’t dead…..

First, some people may feel that the atmosphere of the movie is too depressive and dark. But for me who have already watched saw1-5, that kind of feeling which the movie gave me was not that so deep. Compared with saw, this movie more likely revealed some religious issues. But actually I don’t know much about the religion. In this film, the murder said that he was the ambassador of the god; he must punish those people who offended the fins and he regarded that as his responsibility. In my opinion, the purpose of this film maybe is to tell people appreciate the life or something else.

What’s more, the plot of this movie is also very good, I think. If we use the logic according to the beginning of the movie gave, we may think that the murder just finished his seven cases and then he was caught by the two detectives. But surprisingly, the plot didn’t develop in that way. When only five cases happened, the murder gave himself up to the police. Then, this suddenly attracted the audiences’ curiosities that how the murder will finish his plan. And at the end of the movie, the director also gave the audience a good answer.

At last, the old detective said: “Ernest Hemingway once wrote: “the world is a fine place, and worth fighting for.” I agree with second part.”

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