Seven

This got upgraded from a 🤷 in the final scene. I'd forgotten almost all of this film, including some of the absolutely godawful dialogue. So much of it feels like stupid shock-value nonsense.

But the way John Doe twists things around to conclude works really well for me. A very satisfying way to tie things together and make it mean something. Even if it's not a lot. And even if the hilariously-poorly-delivered "what's in the box?!" line doesn't just completely ruin any gravitas the scene might have had.

I don't think I'll be rushing to rewatch this.