The Seven Deadly Sins:
Brad Pitt as Mills
Morgan Freeman as William
William is a criminal officer in the New York Police Department and a homicide expert who has been a police officer for 32 years and has worked hard almost every minute for many years.
He also saw and felt too much misfortune, he felt very tired, fortunately now he has 7 days to retire, and finally can enjoy the blessings
In order to take over his job, his boss sent him a new partner, the young and vigorous Mills, who had moved to New York with his wife Tracy.
At first Tracy did not agree to come to the chaotic city, but Mills thought that this was the only place that would allow him to take on some important cases.
So under his persuasion, Tracy agreed.
William's style is rigorous and sophisticated, while Mills is somewhat impulsive, arrogant and arrogant, and he is very dismissive of William's way of handling cases.
Perhaps predestined, Mills' first case was William's last: a surprisingly fat man was killed in his home.
However, at the scene, Mills and William did not find any clues.
Another case ensued, in which a wealthy defense lawyer, Gert, was killed, and on the floor of the murder scene, the killer wrote two words in blood: Greed.
The attentive William returned to the previous crime scene, not revealing every trace, and finally found two words behind the refrigerator: gluttony.
Only then did they realize that he had been forced to eat a large amount of food until his stomach was broken and he died.
William snapped to the words in Paradise Lost:
The Seven Sins of Christianity: Gluttony, Greed, Laziness, Anger, Pride, Lust, and Jealousy.
He thinks there will be 5 more murders that will happen, each in terrible connection to the other commandments, but Mills doesn't believe it.
Tracy invites William to the house for dinner.
Mills was a little upset, but Tracy had a pleasant conversation with William.
Fingerprints found at the scene made Gut's client, the drug dealer Victor, suspicious.
He has a previous conviction and has a mental illness.
But when the police rushed to arrest him, they found that he was already dead, with the word "lazy" written on the wall.
Through investigative materials inside the library, William finally targeted the journalist John Doy, a pervert who peeled off the skin of his fingers in order not to leave his fingerprints.
But by the time William and Mills went to look for him, he had slipped away.
At John's house, they found a picture of a blonde prostitute.
But when they found her, she was also dead, next to the word "lust."
By Sunday, William was retiring, and John called to tell them he was doing it again.
A woman died naked on her bed with "Pride" written next to it.
William decided to retire after the case, but John suddenly turned himself in.
The cautious William thought it wouldn't be that simple, for there were still two sins to be done, and John must have had tricks.
John confessed that there were two more bodies and was willing to take them to find them, and they came to the wilderness.
At this time, someone sent a package to Mills.
When William opens it, he discovers that it is Tracy's head inside, and John tells Mills that it was his "jealousy" that killed Tracy.
Furious and grief-stricken, Mills was unable to control himself and shot and killed John, who was guilty of "anger" and was the last to complete the 7 precepts.
Watching Mills being escorted into a police car, William was silent in the face of the setting sun.
