Seven

Ernst Hemmingway once wrote "The world is a fine place and worth fighting for". I agree with the second part.

Couldn't have ended better. Watching "Seven" will make you feel uncomfortable from the opening scene till 5 seconds after you have watched the credits roll by at the end of the movie and you would still be left with a thirst at the bottom of your throat. Good script that takes its ideas from Dante Alighieri's "Divine Comedy", excellent camera work showing the scene's in dim light and cocky angle's without hindering comprehensibility and most importantly, top performances by Brad Pitt, Morgan Freeman and Gwyneth Paltrow makes this one, a good one. And yes, like the director, I would like to keep the identity of the killer a secret till the end.

Except for the ending which came too fast and became predictable to a certain extent, "Seven", a homicidal thriller, is better than some of the horror movies I have watched and I would rate it a 3 on 5.