Seven

The film Seven was a very different film from traditional mystery films of the 20th century. It mixed the up incoming cop crime mystery genre with a psychological mystery.

In 2011, IFC ranked Se7en as the third greatest title sequence of all time, behind Richard Lester’s A Hard Day’s Night and Saul Bass’ Vertigo; the New York Times credited it as “…one of the most important design innovations of the 1990s.”

The film reflected events going on in the U.S. During this time. American going through events such as the OJ trials and the Oklahoma City bombing was brought a film that brought them into the lives of both criminal and those responsible for stopping crime. And