Vengeance and Wrath - Se7en (5/5) Movie CLIP (1995) HD

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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Over Somerset's (Morgan Freeman) objections, Mills (Brad Pitt) empties a clip on John Doe (Kevin Spacey) for murdering his wife.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Director David Fincher's dark, stylish thriller ranks as one of the decade's most influential box-office successes. Set in a hellish vision of a New York-like city, where it is always raining and the air crackles with impending death, the film concerns Det. William Somerset (Morgan Freeman), a homicide specialist just one week from a well-deserved retirement. Every minute of his 32 years on the job is evident in Somerset's worn, exhausted face, and his soul aches with the pain that can only come from having seen and felt far too much. But Somerset's retirement must wait for one last case, for which he is teamed with young hotshot David Mills (Brad Pitt), the fiery detective set to replace him at the end of the week. Mills has talked his reluctant wife, Tracy (Gwyneth Paltrow), into moving to the big city so that he can tackle important cases, but his first and Somerset's last are more than either man has bargained for. A diabolical serial killer is staging grisly murders, choosing victims representing the seven deadly sins. First, an obese man is forced to eat until his stomach ruptures to represent gluttony, then a wealthy defense lawyer is made to cut off a pound of his own flesh as penance for greed. Somerset initially refuses to take the case, realizing that there will be five more murders, ghastly sermons about lust, sloth, pride, wrath, and envy presented by a madman to a sinful world. Somerset is correct, and something within him cannot let the case go, forcing the weary detective to team with Mills and see the case to its almost unspeakably horrible conclusion. The moody photography is by Darius Khondji; the nauseatingly vivid special effects are by makeup artist Rob Bottin, best known for more fantasy-oriented work in films like The Howling (1981).
CREDITS:
TM & © Warner Bros. (1995)
Cast: Morgan Freeman, Brad Pitt, Kevin Spacey
Director: David Fincher
Producers: Stephen Brown, Phyllis Carlyle, William C. Gerrity, Nana Greenwald, Lynn Harris, Dan Kolsrud, Anne Kopelson, Arnold Kopelson, Gianni Nunnari, Sanford Panitch, Michele Platt, Richard Saperstein
Screenwriter: Andrew Kevin Walker
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[@beni6063]

"And the baby inside her." That quote is just the last nail in the coffin

[@UNKNOWNANG3L]

Like Literally

[@nolanhewitt2563]

Benjamin Acheson oohhhh he didn't know

[@Adamckracken123]

That is just the icing on the cake 👌 Brilliant

[@filimongalogavros5301]

Get out my head , you freak .

[@Diamondraw4Real]

Like a line from somewhere else. Jackie Chan's mom in Drunken Boxer says, " kill me, and the baby inside me". Love that scene, esp when she says "I am down on my knees" and "hit me! Hit me!" Anita Mui is a brilliant actress... But this scene hurts my heart 😢

[@nerfherderthree]

Spacey's acting in the few moments that he was in this film is more than some actors can produce in a lifetime.

[@darkprinceofdorne]

so true

[@jqyhlmnp]

nerfherderthree :|

[@filimongalogavros5301]

Get out of my head you psycho .

[@ARVvidz]

nerfherderthree Being emotionless with calm line delivery is enough for people to think it's great acting. He was ok, there was nothing hard about his role. Brad Pitt was outstanding.

[@domtg1597]

@@ARVvidz I agree with you

[@otacon8us]

So glad that it wasn't a happy typical Hollywood ending.

[@Trunkalunx]

Not every Hollywood movie has a happy ending, you know.

[@Trunkalunx]

Really? Because I've seen a lot that don't or at least have a bittersweet ending, ambiguous ending, or a cliffhanger ending.

[@aska221]

Edge of Tomorrow had one of those endings that would have been way better with the bitter sweet ending. But instead they just went "lol jk everyone is ok"

[@peterfrank3365]

Pitt and Fincher fought for it.

[@micahjohansson7573]

Thank New Line Cinema for it. They sent to Fincher the original draft instead of the one that was already approved. The original draft had this ending. Fincher and Pitt fought to keep this ending.

[@datboi6183]

I have to say that John Doe and Hannibal Lecter are at a close tie when it comes to true horror.

[@filipemarques2826]

Yes

[@randywhite3947]

Jonathan Birch agree with everything you said

[@JunaidMiran]

forgot Anton Chigurh from No Country for Old Men?

[@MaxSharma1989]

John Doe wins the Ultimate Scumbag Award by a mile.

[@gabe2583]

They r both bald too

[@samueljackson315]

This scene is a masterclass in acting, editing, cinematography, directing and film score composing. An utterly bone chilling, heart wrenching and shocking scene that really sticks with you. There was just no way to predict this ending.

[@billiamconroyroche5449]

Arrogant, seeing how you were acting in the scene.

[@1989Ezal]

Yep, nobody see this coming. You cant say that from 98% of movies.

[@moresoulthanasockwithahole3493]

i thought william would be envy

[@Izaan2810]

@@billiamconroyroche5449 Pretty sure there's a difference between Samuel Jackson and Morgan Freeman.

[@bradley6676]

I originally thought that pitt/freeman would end up being the last two victims. When he said ‘if you don’t agree to the deal the last two victims will never be found” and I thought that meant because they weren’t dead yet. But when the box showed up I had a feeling it’d have something to do with Paltrow seeing as it’d be odd to just have her throughout the movie and then just disappear, especially with the whole baby discussion scene.

[@mastereppsreturns6586]

To look the woman's husband in the eyes, realize he never knew she was pregnant and chuckle... that's a new level of monstrous

[@PawPrintBx]

One of the most chilling scenes ever.

[@filimongalogavros5301]

Do not do any more freak shows , you monster .

[@NazriB]

Lies again? Bell Wellman

[@dayshaneasamboy2087]

Just one?!

[@TURTWIG094]

This movie was way ahead of its time , they don’t make them like this no more

[@JakeBayCity]

In my opinion Se7en is the most suspenseful movie ever made. You literally had no idea what was going to happen right until the last seconds.

[@gabez6395]

W

[@errwhattheflip]

It's certainly one of them.

[@nori8511]

tbh i kinda instantly knew she was going to be killed when i started the movie. the baby thing was a shock tho

[@NisyaSawikahta]

she will get killed was pretty easy to guess tho

[@ek6352]

When the box came, I instantly knew it was her head

[@DavionSeenit]

This movie aged so well, it looks like the latest it could’ve came out was between 2001-2006. Doesn’t even look like it came out in 1995

[@TheWarlordNinja]

It did came out in 95

[@DavionSeenit]

keahi foxx I know but it looks so modern

[@imtiredcharlie]

FACTS!!!

[@alicekranyk4173]

Dumbest comment I've read in awhile.

[@imtiredcharlie]

@@alicekranyk4173 And why is that "Alice"?

[@firingallcylinders2949]

The acting here by Pitt and Spacey is top notch

[@ayaankhan7576]

Don’t forget Morgan!

[@Opana223]

What about morgan

[@ayaankhan7576]

@@Opana223 exactly

[@beshoedits3228]

@@ayaankhan7576 he wasn't that good in this scene tho

[@dougdoug9223]

@@beshoedits3228 lmao He was the best actor in this scene

[@mikaelr.9676]

0:47 You can actually pinpoint the second where his heart rips in half

[@MrJimmyTide]

Awww...nothin' gets vengeance out...see?

[@user-pc9jq5qe9i]

is that you bart

[@Avocado11]

Her head is in the tunk.

[@rickgrewal2232]

@@Avocado11 he must've meant trunk

[@terrorsaur599]

In three seconds, he goes from anger… to comprehensive… to devastated… amazing acting.

[@MrImastinker]

What's in the BOOOOOX?

[@conundrum9244]

"What's in the fucking box!"

[@kacedid460]

D'ya like dags?

[@GbrJose]

Honey Nut Cheerios Damn!!

[@decimated550]

oh god!

[@jaimebarbosa1770]

Frosted Flakes

[@jamaljames9331]

1:50 I didn't notice this 'blink & you'll miss it' moment where an image of Paltrow's character is shown. It was such a brilliant touch to make the audience feel what Pitt's character was feeling in this moment. He knows what Freeman's character's saying is true, but his rage is so strong he can't overcome it.

[@now_is_past]

I noticed this the first time I saw the movie

[@jaimevalencia6271]

I see you can’t pay attention for more than three seconds 💀

[@mdrasedulhoque992]

1:51 more precisely

[@LeemVance]

That’s a part I always like in the movie

[@Casomyro1983]

"Nobody knows they saw it, but they did" "A nice big Gwyneth Paltrow"

[@poslednisoud]

Killing in the heat of passion. His chances at the court are far better then Doe's "I'm just crazy" considering how methodic were his killings.

[@terrynguyen4019]

+Nazael Rahl what's in the bawks!!!! what's in the bawksss!!!

[@samueljackson315]

Not really. He executed an unarmed and bound man that was in police custody. He'd be lucky to get a life sentence.

[@MattKittredge2112]

Consider this : in the 80's, a youth karate instructor was sentenced for molesting one of his students. As he was being led through an airport, under police custody, the father of the boy who was molested, shot and killed the karate instructor. The father only received 5 years probation. So, it is highly possible that Mills, in this scenario, would not serve any time in prison.

[@thegirlinquestion]

@@samueljackson315 a man who decapitated a police officer's pregnant wife. and killed others. idiot

[@razorfett147]

@@samueljackson315 i guarantee he wouldn't do a day in prison

[@vegasmona]

The disturbing truth is that John Doe not only just won the war against Mills, but he also completed his masterpiece of 7 Sins by made him literally kill himself in the name of Envy sin by the hands of Detective Mills's Wrath.

[@CrookedStepsHardHeaded]

Thanks Captain Obvious

[@phunkyphresh3799]

Sounds like a bunch of bullshit. Who cares if he wins? If he wanted to go to jail would they have ensured his freedom?

[@businessferret7629]

@@phunkyphresh3799 I’m somewhat confused about what you said

[@phunkyphresh3799]

@@businessferret7629 His game is irrelevant. If someone’s killing people and getting caught is what he wants, you catch him anyways.

[@businessferret7629]

Getting caught was part of his plan and to take the detectives and get mills to kill him therefore completing his masterpiece an being cemented in criminal history. That was his plan

[@wut-dah_7212]

God this scene is a masterpiece. When John Doe dies Mills isn't just faced with the realization that he let him win, but that killing her murderer ultimately wouldn't change anything else.

[@jamielynnharden2718]

All the torture in the world could never make up for what John doe did

[@nolanhewitt2563]

Jamielynn Harden if you give into your hate and wrath he wins

[@filimongalogavros5301]

Just do not do any more crazy stuff , you psycho .

[@FilthyNobeard]

@@nolanhewitt2563 That's such a flawed notion. He won nothing. He died in the pursuit of change that will never come. Nothing they did was special, or significant, and within no time at all everything they sacrificed their life to do won't even be remembered. They took a very roundabout path to suicide, took a few people with 'em, and made a show of it on the way. And let's not attribute John provoking David to some sort of insidiously genius plan on their part. Goading someone is a pretty achievable feat, especially when you use their murdered wife and unborn child as bait. Revenge is a very honest, very acceptable response. Any other path is a courtesy, undue, and with no reward at the end then some contrived sense of moral superiority.

[@hawksgoated3613]

“It’s not wrath if its justice from god... and i am his vessel”

[@Lightner445555555555]

@@nolanhewitt2563 lol ok Mr. Holier-than-thou.

[@LOEKASH]

1:11 I would NEVER be able to put such a believable reaction on camera. This is talent x10

[@muhammadfirdausmohdazmi6913]

One of the most disturbing ending scene in cinema history.

[@Dremeli]

"Oh, he didn't know." That is very chilling moment, revealing Detective Somerset knowing everything.

[@johnnyreid7075]

Brad battling with multiple emotions and delivering it perfectly. A genius at work. Proper cinema all round.

[@justinchen1114]

1:37 when someone before you didn't flush

[@Laxmikanthb1]

😂😂😂🙏

[@venturatheace1]

lmao

[@CPUT99]

looooooooooooool ive definitely said that or a Zandig-esque "JEEESUS!"

[@kenmh7357]

The greatest Tragic scene ever. Brad Pitt deserves an Oscar for life.

[@calowenby1654]

“Tell me she’s alriiight!,” is honestly probably the most iconic line from this scene for me. It’s just stuck with me.

[@prodchrised]

0:56 when someone spoils a game of thrones death

[@kinghorker8010]

AlledgedPanda omfg XD

[@busydior]

oh, he didnt know.

[@sansonefabio8177]

HAHAHAHHAHHAHAHHA

[@psychokitty444]

Goddammit it just keeps getting BETTER the longer it goes on.

[@JackGriffin745]

This is so intense.

[@filimongalogavros5301]

This . . . Became . . . . Very . . . Intense . . .

[@terrorsaur599]

0:47 In three seconds, he goes from angry… to confused… to terrified… amazing acting.

[@justinmitchell6488]

"Oh... he didn't know." John Doe - 1 David Mills - 0

[@Sora-kaslana]

2 actually

[@Sora-kaslana]

3-0 after he kills him

[@klein2042]

“She begged for her li- “ “Shut up!” “She begged for he-“ “Shut up!” “She be-“ *Slap* “SHUT UP”

[@TheFlowerofSpades]

I would love to see that edited

[@ban66a1]

Remind me with Foghorn Leghorn

[@michaelinfante3695]

The best line in the movie is somebody call somebody

[@WestLegend03]

Do a YTP man.

[@mikeman4223]

One of my favourite movies, but deep down I would prefer if Sommerset shot Jon Doe in order to save David. - It would be the first time he's ever fired a gun. - It would complete his arc. - It would ruin Jon Doe's plan.

[@gherbihicham8506]

-It would send him to prison.

[@amazingtunes4u2]

the point was that the villain won though?

[@mikeman4223]

@@amazingtunes4u2 Yeah that was my point. I love the movie but I'm not fond of the completely pitch-black ending(which is only alleviated by the off-screen tucked on Heminway quote). Bit too edgelord-y for me. An ending were Mills still lost his wife but Sommerset actually sacrificed himself and went to prison instead of him would be more balanced.

[@mysteryjunkie9808]

I think if David would’ve shot himself after killing John Doe it would’ve made for a more complete and tragic ending

[@NameNik223]

Actually, something similar was in original screenplay

[@RnBLover1997]

"You're a liar! You're a FUCKING LIAR!!" Brad Pitt's voice there makes me chill.

[@josebalcazar3415]

Ernest Hemingway once wrote, “The world is a fine place and worth fighting for.' I agree with the second part."

[@TheLeonholic]

Did you notice the face of his wife at 1:50? I didnt notice it when watching the movie ^^

[@Matthimeo]

David fincher likes his freezeframes

[@TheLeonholic]

Matt Berg-Cody oh yeah, like in fight club

[@Him_1]

That scared the hell out of me even though it wasnt meant to be a jumpscare.

[@ubermikesocal]

It was inserted there late at night in some run down movie theater by Tyler Durden

[@fromthehaven94]

Not as quick as the image of a certain body part at the end of Fight Club.

[@cytorakdemon]

"Do you know what your sin is?" "Oh hell, I'm a fan of all seven, but right now I'd have to go with Wrath."

[@elenachristian9860]

I understood that reference.

[@starhunter9085]

@@elenachristian9860 *I didn't*

[@eleftheriaeleftheria3302]

The most disturbing ending at the movie of all time!

[@user-mistereye]

Spacey is obviously brilliant in this scene, but I also think Morgan Freeman’s reaction when Doe says “He didn’t know” is wonderful too. The expression on his face, and the way he lowers his head, it so perfectly portrays that grim feeling of “Could this situation possibly get ANY worse?”

[@Capo98y]

0:47 DEAD INSIDE

[@mikaelr.9676]

Oh god he did die inside there...

[@lucashammar8180]

No, at 1:51 he truly died inside. Before he was battling with wrath, but it defeated him.

[@tranor87]

The thing is doe did this to prove that wrath is wrong but loving somebody so much that you would kill someone for killing them is the emotion that makes life worth living

[@JabamiLain]

I thought he was trying to prove we are all sinners, with no exceptions, and that we're all destroying each other, we simply choose to ignore it and move on with our lives, because what the cop and the other sinners did, were just another day of the week.

[@srikanthsv79]

Getting attached to people isn't living though

[@cwi9261]

Aw man, Mills really was about to give up the gun, but that small flash of his wife sealed the deal and you can tell Somerset knew in that moment his pleas were falling on deaf ears. Sad ending, very sad ending, but it cements the fact that not all endings were meant to be happy ones.

[@nash6568]

What shocks me about this? They could’ve easily shown us her head, but they didn’t. This was because due to the mindset the movie put us in what we imagined would be more than enough. That’s what makes this movie amazing

[@midnytevega2777]

Brad Pitt isn't my go to actor but man he nailed it with this performance Morgan Freeman and Kevin spacey,well there are no words to describe them..pure masterclass

[@Gadget-Walkmen]

He is fantastic in other movies like go watch Benjamin button. Super beautiful and emotional movie!

[@kbuss10]

one of the strongest scenes in movie history. when I first saw this, it just blew my mind. the sheer mercyless logic of this checkmate situation mixed with such strong human emotions. Its just unbelievable

[@konstantinoskaragiannis1596]

"Seven"(1995) is a masterpiece and one of the best crime mystery thriller movies of all time for sure! The ending scene of the movie was unpredictable and very shocking!

[@JShady7620]

So true; usually you can kind of tell who might be the killer or what’s going to happen at the end but this one was so out of left field. Also I’m glad they had Brad Pitt kill him at the end because i don’t think there’s a man in this world that would walk away from the man who just beheaded your pregnant wife.

[@psychokitty444]

1:07 When you're almost to the bus stop and you realize you can't remember whether or not you locked the front door.

[@dec6p]

The acting in this scene alone is one of the best i’ve ever seen. Brad Pitt switching his emotion from sadness to anger at 1:15 is incredible acting.

[@drewyStyla]

Some movies will always stay with you. Somerset, Mills & John Doe are three stellar cinematic characters, the actors all excel and this scene is spellbinding, sensational and so shocking. The flash frame image of Mills wife Tracy that triggers the shooting of Doe is heartbreaking. A pinnacle of movie-making.

[@jessicareutercastrogiovann5796]

There's a good reason the actors fought the studio to keep this ending, but no matter how many times you see it, it's never less of a gut punch. Brutal and bleak storytelling at its finest.

[@karthikram2651]

And the most spine chilling part was that Spacey asked the delivery guy to deliver it at 7 sharp!!! Godammnn

[@Babblebabble87]

He's good at playing dodgy creeps, seems he wasn't playing a character.

[@janiceyildiz7778]

Lust

[@jordaa_nn]

This Kevin Spacey documentary is quite good

[@dodongbalbas5643]

Technically speaking even though he died in the end. John Doe won One of the rarest cases in movies where the bad guys won

[@dsjoakim35]

I remember walking out of the movie theater shaking. I had no clue what this film was about before I saw it and it slapped me in the face.

[@drutter]

Yes, Se7en was a film that you remember forever.

[@elliotkim5967]

Brad Pitt's acting in this scene made me tear up too

[@Gadget-Walkmen]

In a good way or bad way because this was genuine as it was gonna get for this scene. what would even expect?

[@desktopshorts7411]

He fed a guy and kicked him until he popped, tortured a guy to suicide, methodically tortured a drug-dealing pedophile, made some poor guy split a woman open with a knife-dick, mutilated some vain woman, mentally tortured 2 detectives and killed (who knows what else) and beheaded one's wife, effectively killing his family at the same. Kevin Spacey, in effect, has played possibly the sickest, most terrifying son of a bitch on screen ever. What a movie.

[@sosketch219]

I saw this movie fairly recently, and it’s one of the best I’ve seen, I knew I had to watch this scene again

[@bestcoastsxmcp]

How did this not get nominated for a screenplay award?!

[@mr.s845]

I imagine this same scenario with Jake Peralta and Captain Holt

[@diegoromano2655]

But instead of John doe is doc judi

[@shitpostkid900]

And instead of Gwyneth Paltrow's head, it's Amy's.

[@AgenWashington]

@@diegoromano2655 Doug Judy would never do anything that would genuinely hurt Jake/Amy. Now Caleb the cannibal on the other hand...

[@georgeth4421]

no you can't, you just can't. In the end it would all be a trick just to get those two distracted from the Halloween Heist. That' the only possible scenario I can picture in my head. Probable instead of Kevin Spacey Doug Judy or sb

[@tlalotoani]

in 1995, after my best friend and I left the cinema we where shocked, Never seen this GREAT movie ever again, still I consider it as one best endings I´ve ever seen.

[@ottur7993]

1:52 He has a flash back of his wife, and decides to kill him

[@ldylkr]

Can't say I blame him. Very powerful scene.

[@srivathsonsam2416]

1:41 I can feel his pain 💔 that was one heck of an acting .

[@jorgeblast9756]

0:30 BECOME " Wrath "

[@JohnSmith-nm4zd]

You can't blame Mills for what he did

[@hunterwilder9665]

I was very surprised by this ending the first time I saw it. I did not expect Mills to actually go through with it. I figured it would end with him realizing that killing John would make him no better than him, so he just ends up arresting him instead

[@dmxdxl]

One of the greatest twists and endings in cinema HISTORY!!!!.....

[@NoName-xc6cg]

This scene hurts. Few scenes hurt like this one.

[@alexwhite9252]

Even now this scene puts me thru a series of emotions!

[@coopers1716]

You let him off easy by killing him. Life in prison would have torn him apart- forced into a box with societies most heinous sinners where his only escape is suicide? Or a mental asylum where he'd spend the rest of his life in white rooms surrounded by lunatics in a miserable state of drug induced helplessness? Yeah its sick, but apparently that's the legal route!

[@BarryAllen-no9nj]

He's too crazy for prison to have any effect on him. He'd definitely not make it into an asylum. The only thing you can do a rabid dog, is to put him down.

[@coopers1716]

@@BarryAllen-no9nj I think you need to refresh your definition of rabid. He gets what he wants if you kill him, he see's it as punishment for his sins.

[@BarryAllen-no9nj]

@@coopers1716 yes but its not about him winning/ or losing. Great he dies. good riddance. another psycho off this planet who can potentially kill and hurt more people.

[@coopers1716]

​@@BarryAllen-no9nj So you'd make yourself guilty giving him what he wants by playing into his plan instead of taking the high road and watching him rot in a cement tomb where he can't hurt anybody anymore? 🤨🤨

[@madsquirrelz276]

He probably wasn't thinking straight at that point, just being driven by pure primal instinct

[@pantelispanagopoulos5108]

This scene makes you hate John so much that it leaves you thinking that it feels unfair that he just gets shot.

[@wandaivanova4643]

Brad Pitt Deserves An Oscar For His Film

[@mugglepower]

spectacular acting on the psycho.

[@bobibest89]

Se7en is a perfect movie.

[@jqyhlmnp]

The first instance of “bruh” 1:08

[@madalenalo9395]

''The baby inside her'': enough for the entire film's climax.

[@benfisher6978]

And now for one of the most iconic and disturbing movie scenes in movie history

[@aivytruong2495]

The performance's Kevin Space in this video makes me got a chill inside.

[@ilphi08]

90% of people would've done the same thing He'd be out in 5, considering the whole circumstances side note: kevin Spacey, though a horrible person, but a phenomenal actor

[@MatthewCaruso-ky4uz]

how would he be out in 5?

[@AZ-74]

my dumbass thought this was a breaking bad scene

[@bigsmoove2000]

Yes. I just got the chills watching this. That's great movie making there.

[@43420Girl]

I will never forget sneaking into theatres with 2 friends of mine They didnt enjoy it lol but i did. We got off scott easy without getting chrcked for ID; Meaning you had to be 18.

[@ioannishussein8038]

0:27, 0:30, 0:31 and 0:32: Become vengeance. Become wrath. 1:27, 1:29 and 1:33: David, if you kill him, he will win. 1:53 and 1:55: John Doe is victorious and his ultimate plan is complete. 2:00: Doe is completely unstoppable for his plan.

[@damionluna4426]

Honestly with all the pain that man caused they should bring torture back

[@NameNik223]

Actually, to think about it, it would mean that John Doe won

[@twotamatos]

It’s so smart that he made the detective fall into wrath

[@JustinBallard117]

I see kevin spacey hasn’t lost his alien ways since KPAX. 😳

[@DarkLordofInsanity]

Envy is probably the most evil of the seven deadly sins. Seen two many examples of Envy causing pain in countless media.

[@nomichaelnothatwassonotrig5380]

I would also say it is the most common - everyone wants what they don’t have.

[@triplehate6759]

Envy is the sin born from the traits of the other six, with the potential to be more ugly and poisonous than any other. Darksiders 3, for all its ups and downs, did a good job showcasing this as well.

[@screamrad218]

One could argue that David Fincher invented the HBO style way of filming.

[@chiendao1068]

I think this is the greatest ending for a movie ever. And also the most disturbing

[@mehdimaharramov6286]

"ohh...he didn't know".....that smile....

[@MissCarmenGrant]

Love these 3 guys. They look perfectly in this scene!

[@maddyharvey7414]

"It's impressive to see a man feeding off his emotions" I guess that should have been John Doe's line...

[@Charlieonchoco]

You could legit hear the pain in his voice...Even if it was all acting

[@anthonylynch4737]

Spacey deserved another Oscar with this Incredible Acting !

[@nothde9865]

1:51 Such a brief shot of her but powerful.

[@Samy.10VE]

man Brad did incredible! i was scared watching this scene, gave me chills!

[@admcreations]

I predicted this would happen pretty early, but dear god, this was still such a good scene.

[@zekeedwards7904]

Contrary to what other videos have been saying, I think Brad Pitts acting is superb in this moment

[@Sonicphantom47]

I still like Spacey even after what he's done. I can't help it. He's an amazing actor

[@lucashammar8180]

You are allowed to, as long as you don't condone sexual harassments.

[@wesleythompson7]

Yea mee too 👍🙆‍♂️

[@metroidxme6470]

Notice how this is the only point in the film where Somerset calls Mills by his first name.

[@GloriaOconnell]

" What's in the box " one of the most quoted lines from any film ever

[@bilalsaleemrana3921]

Today I watched this scene again and understood what was going through Brad Pits mind. Today I'm a married man with a beautiful baby girl. And I shivered when Kevin spacey was putting it out there. I can totally understand it now. After so many years, now I know the pain Brad Pit must have felt to know his wife is no more.

[@srikanthsv79]

Priority must be job & constitution, not family though. If job demands then u must be able to kill your wife & baby yourself or leave them so job is number uno priority

[@outbobthelaw2248]

@@srikanthsv79 No.

[@srikanthsv79]

@@outbobthelaw2248 yup it is, read the constitution

[@outbobthelaw2248]

@@srikanthsv79 which one?

[@srikanthsv79]

@@outbobthelaw2248 your country's