Seven - Scene - Creating expectation for the climax

Can someone please tell me what city this was filmed in?

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This always makes me think of the Neo-Con concept of America needing an external enemy. The 90's was full of amazing psychological movies where the message was that society was truning in on itself. Falling Down, American History X, Se7en... ending with Fight Club and the concept of Neo-Primitivist Revolution... then came Al Queada, pushed it all abroad...

"You see those high-tension Towers... that's where we're heading."

Coinidence and Irony rule the world. : )

best ending too an movie ever....

"Oh and I seem to remember breaking your face."

It's interesting that Pitt said that about himself; many critics contend this movie is what made him an ACTOR, not just a handsome face. That look of confusion when he hears that Tracy was pregnant.....oh man.

i think there is something weird in his tone. you can tell he's reciting his lines. it doesn't feel natural. he's a much better actor now.

The conversation between Pitt and Spacey is electric, but Freeman really makes this entire scene go. His subtle questions to John about his ideology, and the looks he casts at Mills for letting his emotions get control of him again.

"And that's the point. We see a deadly sin on every street corner, in every home, and we tolerate it. We tolerate it because it's cometh, it's trivial."

John Doe is my kinda of conservative!

Kevin Spacey did such a great job as John Doe. He's so disgusted at the world and you can feel the emotion, his voice actually cracks when he says "only in a world this shitty could you even try to say these were innocent people and keep a straight face" And he does kinda make sense, in what he says, but he's trying to change the world in a sick, twisted and very wrong way. Great Movie...makes you think.