Sieben (Einzel-DVD)
Product Details
ASIN: B000FTCEAA
Studio: Warner Home Video - DVD
Release Date: 2006-07-14
Seven (New Line Platinum Series) (Platinum Series)
Product Details
Region: 1 (USA, Canada and US territories)
ASIN: B000050FEN
UPC: 794043499722
Rating: 
Runtime:127 Minutes
Label: Warner Home Video
Studio: New Line Home Video
Release Date: 2000-12-19
DVD Format: Keep Case, Widescreen Anamorphic, 2.35:1, Color, Sides:1
DVD Features: Subtitles: English, French, Audio Track 1: English, DTS, Audio Track 2: English, Dolby Digital 2.0 Surround, Audio Track 3: English, Dolby Digital 6.1 EX, Audio Track 4: Commentary by director David Fincher, actor Brad Pitt, and actor Morgan Freeman, Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo, Audio Track 5: Commentary by Professor of Film Studies/author Richard Dyer, screenwriter Andrew Kevin Walker, editor Richard Francis-Bruce, New Line Cinema's President of Production Michael De Luca, and David Fincher, Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo, Audio Track 6: Commentary by director of photography Darius Khondji, production designer Arthur Max, editor Richard Francis-Bruce, Richard Dyer, and David Fincher, Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo, Audio Track 7: Commentary by sound designer Ren Klyce, composer Howard Shore (with isolated 5.1 music and fx cues, Richard Dyer, and David Fincher, Unknown
Supplements
Exploration of the Opening Title Sequence (3 video angles and 6 audio tracks)
Animated storyboards
Deleted scenes and extended takes
Alternate endings
Production design
Still photographs
Animated gallery - The Notebook
Review
Michel Hafner (3 February 2001):
This new DVD of Se7en has been mastered directly from the original negative. There is no better film master. Is the result as good as this sounds?
The camera negative used is clean and image steadiness is very good. Anything else would be a surprise in this context.
The whole film has been regraded in the digital domain using a high definition transfer from that camera negative. This allows incredible precision of color and contrast rendering. So much that the director now says that the original master of this film that shows his vision is the digital HDTV version this DVD has been mastered from, and not any previous master used for making 35mm prints. So color and contrast rendering are as by the director's wishes. And these days the possibilities for manipulation are basically endless, as the supplement about the video transfer very nicely demonstrates. It would be pointless to criticise color and contrast rendition of this disc. And I see no need to. It looks great.
Images are sharp, no wonder. If optimal sharpness is not always available it might be due to some noise filtering.
Fine film grain is often visible, but it looks film-like and is not destracting at all.
If one wants to find fault with this DVD's image quality it's as usual in the video artifacts department where some issues can be addressed. Slight noise filtering artifacts are visible at times. Less slight ringing is present around many high contrast edges, suggesting some use of edge enhancement. Fine image detail is occasionally a bit jittery and flickering, lacking that rock-steadiness you can see when everything is 100% optimal. And there is some aliasing in a couple of shots. None of these are distracting, but clearly visible on a good progressive display.
Compression uses a very high average bit rate and the results are first rate.
This DVD offers film-like pictures, often close to or approaching reference quality. Especially some close-ups are breathtaking. It will look superior on any kind of display that can handle dark material properly.
You also get several running commentaries and there are plenty of good quality supplements on a second disc.
This edition is worth every penny. Highly recommended.
Product Details
'The Making of' Film
This new DVD of Se7en has been mastered directly from the original negative. There is no better film master. Is the result as good as this sounds?
The camera negative used is clean and image steadiness is very good. Anything else would be a surprise in this context.
The whole film has been regraded in the digital domain using a high definition transfer from that camera negative. This allows incredible precision of color and contrast rendering. So much that the director now says that the original master of this film that shows his vision is the digital HDTV version this DVD has been mastered from, and not any previous master used for making 35mm prints. So color and contrast rendering are as by the director's wishes. And these days the possibilities for manipulation are basically endless, as the supplement about the video transfer very nicely demonstrates. It would be pointless to criticise color and contrast rendition of this disc. And I see no need to. It looks great.
Images are sharp, no wonder. If optimal sharpness is not always available it might be due to some noise filtering.
Fine film grain is often visible, but it looks film-like and is not destracting at all.
If one wants to find fault with this DVD's image quality it's as usual in the video artifacts department where some issues can be addressed. Slight noise filtering artifacts are visible at times. Less slight ringing is present around many high contrast edges, suggesting some use of edge enhancement. Fine image detail is occasionally a bit jittery and flickering, lacking that rock-steadiness you can see when everything is 100% optimal. And there is some aliasing in a couple of shots. None of these are distracting, but clearly visible on a good progressive display.
Compression uses a very high average bit rate and the results are first rate.
This DVD offers film-like pictures, often close to or approaching reference quality. Especially some close-ups are breathtaking. It will look superior on any kind of display that can handle dark material properly.
You also get several running commentaries and there are plenty of good quality supplements on a second disc.
This edition is worth every penny. Highly recommended.
Seven (Single Disc Edition) (Single Disc)
Product Details
Region: 1 (USA, Canada and US territories)
ASIN: B00011CZRE
UPC: 794043698927
Rating:
Label: New Line Home Video
Studio: New Line Home Video
Release Date: 2004-02-03
DVD Format: Keep Case, Widescreen Anamorphic, 2.35:1, Closed Captioned, Color, Sides:1
Sieben (Special Edition, 2 DVDs)
Product Details
ASIN: B000BT59JC
Studio: Warner Home Video - DVD
Release Date: 2005-12-09
Sieben (Special Edition, 2 DVDs im Metalpak)
Product Details
ASIN: B000JVT0N8
Studio: Warner Home Video - DVD
Release Date: 2006-12-01
Seven
Product Details
Region: 1 (USA, Canada and US territories)
ASIN: 0790729989
UPC: 794043438127
Rating:
Runtime:127 Minutes
Label: New Line Home Video
Studio: New Line Home Video
Release Date: 1997-03-26
DVD Format: Snap Case, Widescreen Letterbox, 2.35:1, Closed Captioned, Color, Sides:1 (SS-SL)
DVD Features: Subtitles: English, Spanish, French, Audio Track 1: English, Dolby Digital 5.1
Se7en [Region 2]
Product Details
Region: 2 (Western Europe, Japan, South Africa, Middle East, Egypt)
ASIN: B00005R6WG
Certificate: 12
Runtime:122 Minutes
Release Date: 2001-04-18
DVD Format: Snap Case/Keep Case, Widescreen Anamorphic, Pan & Scan , 2.35:1, Color, Sides:1 (SS-DL)
DVD Features: Subtitles: English, French, Audio Track 1: English, Dolby Digital 5.1, Audio Track 2: English, DTS 6.1 ES, Audio Track 3: French, Dolby Digital 5.1, Audio Track 4: French, DTS
Seven / Taking Lives
Product Details
ASIN: B0007514OY
UPC: 012569696440
Studio: Warner Home Video
Release Date: 2005-01-18
Se7en [Region 2]
Product Details
ASIN: B00004RYJO
Release Date: 1999-02-01
Se7en [Region 2]
Product Details
Region: 2 (Western Europe, Japan, South Africa, Middle East, Egypt)
ASIN: B00004RCK3
Certificate: 18
Runtime:122 Minutes
Label: Unknown
Release Date: 1999-06-28
DVD Format: Keep Case, Widescreen Letterbox, 2.35:1, Color, Sides:1
DVD Features: Subtitles: English, Audio Track 1: English, Unknown
Supplements
'The Making of' Film
Trailer
Se7en [Region 2]
Product Details
ASIN: B00004TVXC
Release Date: 2002-01-14
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