Se7en

a crushing film that examines how broken our world is through the eyes of three different men who all see it differently — Mills, the optimist who wants to make it better, Somerset, the skeptic who deep down doesn’t want to believe in the apathy that surrounds him, and John Doe, the twisted murderer who believes the only way it can change is by making a statement brutal enough that people have to do something about it. such a painful ending for a film, and behind it all — the evil John Doe, the terrible living conditions, the incessant rain, the apathy of the police department — is a parable warning us about the dangers of two extremes: pervasive indifference and extreme fanaticism.