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Daniela 2021-10-13 13:07:09
Everyone should be punished
Arrogance, jealousy, anger, laziness, greed, gluttony, lust...
everyone's death is related to the seven deadly sins, foodies are struck to death-gluttonous, addicts die on the bed-laziness, actresses die of cut nose- Pride, lawyers died of greed... The death of these people may... -
Haley 2021-10-13 13:07:47
Seven Deadly Sins
Seven deadly sins: arrogance, jealousy, rage, laziness, greed, gluttony, lust. Pride, jealousy, rage, laziness, greed, gluttony, lust.
A black world riddled with holes, foggy streets, and rainy city streets. The claustrophobic horror and the almost paranoid desperate atmosphere make people feel...
Gregory Fennell
Extended Reading
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Jeffry 2022-03-24 09:01:03
Extreme depression, a sharp horror, not only for all kinds of strange ways of death (the biggest highlight of this film, the way of death and the creativity that represents sin is amazing), but also for a pure evil. The conversation in the car at the end of the film can be described as a classic. The dialectics of good and evil and atonement are self-made but bloody peeling off the surface of human nature. The music and dialogue present the ultimate tension of the plot.
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Arielle 2021-10-20 18:58:08
The sequelae of reading a lot of stories is that the ending will usually be known in the last half an hour. . .
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Police Captain: [to Mills] What do you think?
David Mills: I'm in.
Mark Swarr: It has to be both of you.
William Somerset: If he were to claim insanity, this conversation is admissable. The fact that he's blackmailing us with his plea...
Mark Swarr: And my client reminds you, two more are dead. The press would have a field day if they found out the police didn't seem too concerned about finding them... giving them a proper burial
William Somerset: If there really are two more dead.
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Mark Swarr: My client says there are two more bodies... two more victims, hidden away. He will take Detectives Mills and Somerset to these bodies, but only Detectives Mills and Somerset, and only at six o'clock today.
David Mills: Why us?
Mark Swarr: He says he admires you.
