Seven

[Beth1989]

What is in the box at the end of this movie? I really don't understand how this works. Can anyone explain?

[LionNo4]

Seen the film a few years ago but seem to remember it,s a head,maybe of his girlfriend or so

[mongos bird]

yep, it's Gwynnies heed!

[johntheplamf]

It's Gwyneths head, which sygnifies that Spacey's character was guilty of envy, which then made Pitt's character guilty of Venveance???, perhaps???, anyone???

[Dreddnaught]

Yep, it was Gwyneths head. Because the killer envied her normal life, she became the envy victim, which then made the killer himself the wrath victim, but only if Brad killed him.

Thats why Morgan freeman was telling Brad not to shoot him, because he'd [Spacey] win.

[Birchy]

It's actually a pizza, Beth. The bit I don't think adds up is the distance the delivery man travels with it. Round here they usually stipulate 5 mile radius. Sorry....is this a genuine question, and NOT a wind-up. Nobody could possibly have watched that film and NOT known what was in the box.

[elleroo]

its true, the final seventh deadly sin was his death at the end...even more so as brad pitt was responsible for killing him...

[babyshambles]

was it her unborn baby too, as well as her head?  i vaguely remember kevin spacey saying something about that

[seal!]

apparently there is a version where you see inside the box, and it's their child, dead (obviously)

[CT]

If her child was in the box wouldn't this have made it the eighth killing? As in Gwyneth + baby equals eight?

[elleroo]

true, then the whole point of calling the film seven wouldnt really make that much sense. interesting...

[teamcool]

Awww c'mon whats in the box?

[joko]

It's Jennifer Anistons old nose pickled in a jar...;oD

[babyshambles]

depends if people count an unborn baby as a person, cos some people don't, ive never seen the version where you see inside the box, sounds nasty!

[Dreddnaught]

There aint a version in which you see what's in the box.

It's Gwynnies head in the box, (you can see wisps of her hair) but it's up to the viewer to create what he/she see's in it, and that is far more gruesome than what they could put on film.

It's like the whole "whats in the suitcase" thing about Pulp Fiction.

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