| Reviewer |
Rating |
Review |
| Mario L | 100 | |
| Rob from GuysFilmQuest | 97 | |
| Gorgon Reviews | 97 | |
| Andrew Buckle of The Film Emporium | 97 | (full review) |
| Sir M Hayes XIV | 95 | |
| Brandon H | 95 | |
| Dan O'Neill | 90 | - Although it may not be for everybody, Seven is still one of Fincher’s best with a tension-filled atmosphere, brilliant script, superb writing, and a grand finale that will be sure to stay in your mind way long after the film is over.
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| Jay of Life Vs Film | 90 | (full review) |
| Head In A Vice Tyson Carter | 90 | (full review) |
| CinemaVisitor Erik | 90 | |
| Jeremy M | 90 | - I loved it. I'm not big on true crime movies, but this one made the serial killer seem so freaking inhuman, and Morgan Freeman was terrific in this.
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| Colin Flanagan | 88 | - David Fincher's "Seven", or "Se7en" is a fantastic horror detective stories that brings a gut churning ending.
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| J Patterson | 85 | |
| J Collins | 80 | |
| Thomas Pollock | 80 | |
| HC Movie Reviews | 80 | (full review) |
| Drezzy | 80 | - Great performances from most of those involved, a fantastic twist ending that made perfect sense, and a reversal of expectations help make this movie work on most fronts. I felt some of the pacing was awkward and Gwyneth Paltrow is hit-or-miss in everything she's been in (a massive hit as Pepper Potts, IMO), but the reversal of expected roles at the end (usually, it's the veteran with "two days till retirement" that goes off into the sunset as the rookie takes over) really helps make this work.
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| Sean Kelly | 80 | (full review) |
| Dave Examines Movies | 77 | (full review) |
| Jester Smiles | 75 | - Solid movie, but I don't get all the hype. Also, I feel that the ending sorta contradicts the entire point of the film.
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| Bryan Lienesch | 63 | - It's not nearly the philosophical essay on morals that it thinks it is.
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| David Baruffi | 25 | |
