The 4K version of Brad Pitt's “Seven” will be screened for the first time in IMAX – 30th anniversary commemoration, special edition 4K restored by David Fincher himself | THE RIVER

To commemorate the 30th anniversary of its release in the US, the 1995 masterpiece traumatic suspense thriller film directed by David Fincher and starring Brad Pitt, Seven, will be shown in IMAX for the first time in Japan for a limited time from January 31, 2025. It has been decided that it will be screened. The film will be screened in a special edition 4K restored from the original negative, supervised by director David Fincher himself. Be overwhelmed by this shocking masterpiece on the big screen!

A big city with heavy rain… Somerset (Morgan Freeman), a veteran detective who is about to retire and is tired of continuing to work as a detective, works with Mills (Brad Pitt), a new and energetic detective who has just been assigned, to commit a series of bizarre murders that are unprecedented in the history of crime. will be in charge of.

It starts on Monday. At the crime scene where an extremely obese man was forced to eat until he died, a note was left with the words “GLUTTONY'' written on it. The following Tuesday, the body of the famous lawyer is found with the word “GREED” written in blood.

Somerset is convinced that the perpetrator targets and executes people who fall under one of the seven deadly sins of Christianity: wrath, envy, pride, lust, laziness, greed, and gluttony. . He tells Mills that five more people will be killed. The two continue to investigate in order to prevent the next crime, but they are gradually driven into despair by the criminal…

The movie “Seven'', directed by David Fincher and starring Brad Pitt, a top actor who continues to dominate Hollywood, has received great word of mouth around the world as a super problematic work that combines addictiveness and game play. diffusion. At the time, it was No. 1 in the U.S. box office rankings for four consecutive weeks, and box office revenue exceeded $100 million. It has become an unprecedented hit, with box office revenue of 5.78 billion yen in Japan and more than $320 million worldwide.

Its biggest appeal, which continues to have a growing number of enthusiastic fans, is the 7-day series that accelerates toward the climax and leaves no time for breath, and the shocking final scene that is unimaginable. “When it's all over, people will have a hard time understanding the outcome, but they will have to admit it.'' As the lines in a certain scene in the play go, it was a powerful traumatic experience that the viewers would never forget. was planted. Since the ending was controversial, other plans were being considered by the film company before the film was released. However, there is an anecdote that director Fincher was adamant about the current ending.

The movie “Seven” will be screened in IMAX for a limited time on Friday, January 31, 2025.