Mm And Se7en

[Libby]

From Chris Carter's commentary on the pilot episode:

"There were inspirations, of course. The movie Se7en was a big inspiration. In fact, Gary Wissner, the production designer, worked as an art director on that movie, and he was so helpful to us. They had had so much more time and money than we had and he was able to take a lot of lessons that he learned working on that movie and apply them on a much more television budget for us."

[Guest Frank L.]

Yeah, Se7en had the same dark atmosphere as MillenniuM. I think Se7en is essential viewing for any Millennium fan...

[Gunslinger]

Yeah, Se7en had the same dark atmosphere as MillenniuM. I think Se7en is essential viewing for any Millennium fan...

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i liked the movie but absoutely loved the book, its a real page turner...

[The Old Man]

It never occurred to me that there was a book behind the movie. Did it come first?

[Guest StevenmTaylor]

It never occurred to me that there was a book behind the movie. Did it come first?

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No, it's just a tie-in novelization (and one of the usual poor standard IMO).

[Raven Wolf]

Oh! I forgot I have that on DVD somewhere in the house! It was given to me by an X-member, so I guess I blocked it out. Thanks for bringing this up and reminding me.

[hippyroo]

SEVEN ..

I have never gotten over the line,

"What's in the box?"

[Walkabout]

now that I am stuck home with a dislocated shoulder and could watch any movie at anytime ya think Dish network would have some of these great movies on so I could see them.. not a chance!!!

[The Old Man]

Get well soon Walkabout! I prescribe plenty of Millennium and Internet Surfing!

[Guest zombieromero]

I think the most striking thing about both Millennium and Se7en, is the terrific sense of realism and gritty atmospheres that are created.