¡Seven[4K ULTRA HD & Blu-ray Set]
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[Machine Translation] Celebrating the 30th anniversary of the production of "Seven"! The shocking ending, still talked about today, has been revived in the highest quality in 4KUHD! Director David Fincher has paid special attention to the highest quality. This 4K restored version, restored from the original camera negative under the supervision of director David Fincher, follows two detectives (Brad Pitt and Morgan Freeman) as they pursue a clever and wily serial killer. The man targets people who fall under one of the seven deadly sins and repeatedly commits horrific murders. Gwyneth Paltrow co-stars in this masterful thriller set in a gloomy, rain-drenched city where pain and despair are rampant. David Fincher ("Fight Club," "Zodiac," "Benjamin Button: A Strange Life"), a man who knows the essence of fear, unleashes a physical, mental, and spiritual action film. The film ends with an astonishing climax that will eat away at the viewer's heart. Includes 4 gorgeous dubbing sources! Japanese ( 1997 DVD version ) ( Stereo ) / Japanese ( 1998 TV broadcast version ) ( Mono ) / Japanese ( 1999 TV broadcast version ) ( Mono ) / Japanese ( 2001 TV broadcast version ) ( Mono ) ( Mills [Brad Pitt] ( Yasunori Matsumoto / Yuji Maji / Kenyu Horiuchi / Tomoyuki Morikawa ) / Somerset [ Morgan Freeman] ( Yoshisada Sakaguchi / Masaru Ikeda / Ryo Kurosawa / Enyuki Katsube ) / Tracy [Gwyneth Paltrow] ( Eiko Kanazawa / Yurika Hino / Atsuko Tanaka / Fumiko Osaka ) / John Doe [Kevin Spacey] ( Nachi Nozawa / Shinji Ogawa / Ben Isobe / Hideyuki Tanaka ) *The Blu-ray disc has already been released as The Blu-ray disc is the same as the previously released "Seven (Blu-ray)". *Ultra HD Blu-ray player is necessary to play this Ultra HD Blu-ray disc. Please note that it will not play on regular Blu-ray player. For optimal viewing experience of 4K UltraHD content, 4K/HDR TV is recommended, although it is also compatible with 4K TV and HV TV. [About 4K UltraHD] 4K UHD boasts high resolution of 3840 pixels x 2160 lines (8.3 megapixels, aspect ratio 16:9), which is twice the horizontal and vertical resolution compared to the 1080p HDTV format, with four times as many pixels overall.
Original Release Year: 1995
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