Let's get going and fix it right,
Twist & turn, make it tight,
Trabajamos juntos, we work together now!
Cut it, measure it, tap it flat
Bend and twist, just like that!
Each of us have a special job,
We work together, todos juntos,
We can fix it right!
A thriller serial murder movie based on Seven deadly sins which are following:
1. Greed
2. Gluttony
3. Sloth
4. Wrath
5. Lust
6. Envy
7. Pride
Serial killer starts killing people who are at extreme level of each of sin. Two detectives Morgan freeman and Brad pitt works together for solving themselves. 5 of the siners were killed and they didn’t succeed. After that Killer surrender himself with all surprise.
Movie end was too bad for imagination. After surrender, killer demands that he has already committed two more death and he will inform only if two of detective alone comes with him to the site. Killer and two of detectives drive to the site showed by killer. They reach to some outskirts and a van appeas. Morgan stops the van, asks him for more detail. He admits that he is courier man and someone pays him to took one box to this place. Morgan opens the box, with bad surprise it contains someone’s badly cutted head and which was of Brad pitt’s wife.
Killer admits the fact that he was jealous of their love and try to live his life with his wife. He tried to "play husband" with Tracy earlier that day but it did not work out and he took a souvenir instead her head. And that way he committed “Envy” and makes the pitt to responsible for “Wrath” by killing the serial killer.
Movie contain good debates between two of detectives throughout the investigation as both are quite different. Well all murders are depicted so badly that I was somehow sad after watching this movie. Overall can say movie was good. But one might have seen such things on TV detective shows. J Instead A good timepass!
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Socratic Paradoxes
Many of the beliefs traditionally attributed to the historical Socrates have been characterized as "paradoxal" because they seem to conflict with common sense. The following are among the so-called Socratic Paradoxes:
