David Fincher‘s crime thriller “Se7en” Now Available in 4K Ultra HD

On January 7, David Fincher’s criminal thriller “Se7en” will be made available digitally for the first time in 4K Ultra HD and on 4K UHD Blu-ray Disc in honor of the movie’s approaching 30th anniversary. While the digital edition will be accessible on Amazon Prime Video, AppleTV, Google Play, Fandango at Home, and other platforms, the physical version will be sold online and at major retailers. The movie will also have its first IMAX release, with a limited run on more than 150 Imax screens throughout the country.

Brad Pitt, Gwyneth Paltrow, Morgan Freeman, and Kevin Spacey are among the cast members of “Se7en,” Fincher’s second film after directing “Alien 3.” The film was written by Andrew Kevin Walker (“The Killer”). The movie centers on two police officers (Pitt and Freeman) who are pursuing a murderer (Spacey) who targets people he believes have committed one of the “seven deadly sins.”

The following previously released special features are included in the “Se7en” digital and Ultra HD Blu-ray disc releases:

Commentaries —

• The Stars: David Fincher, Brad Pitt, Morgan Freeman
• The Story: Richard Dyer, Andrew Kevin Walker, Richard Francis-Bruce, Michael De Luca, David Fincher
• The Picture: Darius Khondji, Arthur Max, Richard Francis-Bruce, Richard Dyer, David Fincher
• The Sound: Ren Klyce, Howard Shore, Richard Dyer, David Fincher

Deleted Scenes –

• Car Ride in from Gluttony
• My Future
• Raid on Victor’s
• Spare Some Change?
• Tracy Wakes from Light Sleep
• Pride

Alternate endings –

• Animated storyboards of un-shot ending
• Original “Test” ending

Still Photographs (featurettes) –

• John Doe’s Photographs
• Victor’s Decomposition
• Police Crime Scene Photographs
• Production Photographs
• The Notebooks
• Production Design (featurette)
• Mastering for the Home Theater (featurette)
• Exploration of the Opening Title Sequence: Early Storyboards (featurette)
• Exploration of the Opening Title Sequence: Rough Version (featurette)
• Exploration of the Opening Title Sequence: Final Edit (featurette)
• Exploration of the Opening Title Sequence: Stereo Audio Commentary One – The Concept – Designer Kyle Cooper (featurette)
• Exploration of the Opening Title Sequence: Stereo Audio Commentary Two – The Sound – Brant Biles & Robert Margouleff (featurette)
• Theatrical EPK