So, Dante becomes Pythagoras in this one
You probably remember (I mean, how could one forget!) that in "Se7en", Kevin Spacey's character commits his crimes to punish the 7 deadly sins, as described by Dante in his "Divine Comedy". And that at least in the initial crimes, he writes what sin is punished, somewhere in the crime scene. And the 2 detectives, played by Pitt and Freeman, try to solve the case and guess the killer's next move based on Dante's "Divine Comedy", too.
I haven't seen this one yet, but from what I read it takes the same idea, moves it in Athens and replaces Dante's deadly sins with quotes by Pythagoras. So, my question to those who have seen it: is it, at least, half as good as "Se7en"? Cause then, it's worth watching I guess!