SAW 5
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SAW 5
I just "seen" Saw V. After watching it, I got confused with one thing but I will not mention it on here to spoil others. I am going to "watch it again 
" to get a second look to understand.
IDk but to me its seem to be played out already. I was excited for the first one, also the second one but I didnt get that same feeling like I did with the other installments. I think I should actually go to the theater to see it, lol.
" to get a second look to understand.IDk but to me its seem to be played out already. I was excited for the first one, also the second one but I didnt get that same feeling like I did with the other installments. I think I should actually go to the theater to see it, lol.
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I really liked the concept of Saw(Cary Elwes was great for having a week to rehearse the script), but I think it has been watered down with too much gore and not enough pertinent story. I know it's a movie, but it seems like everybody is TOO connected in these weird, random ways. I mean, couldn't they have come up with a good ending to teach everyone a lesson, without having multiple disciples to continue his work? At this rate, I feel like the Saw series will never end. Every Halloween you can expect ANOTHER Saw, with a ANOTHER disciple Jigsaw has bequeathed his lesson to and at least 5 unassuming victims per movie, with some crazy ass traps.
I didn't see Saw 5, but heard it was what you would expect from another Saw movie. Saw 4 was too crazy for me, man.
I didn't see Saw 5, but heard it was what you would expect from another Saw movie. Saw 4 was too crazy for me, man.
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It's like taking the lead in being a modern horror movie series like the "old days" (Halloween, Friday the 13th, Nightmare on Elmstreet)
As it continues, it gets more and more campy and unoriginal.
It's like taking the lead in being a modern horror movie series like the "old days" (Halloween, Friday the 13th, Nightmare on Elmstreet)
As it continues, it gets more and more campy and unoriginal.
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i think whoever watches these and seriously enjoys them is seriously messed up.
i watched one of them a while back and the movie relied on gore so much its sad. Usually im open to all types of movies but this is an extreme and its trashy crap imo.
i watched one of them a while back and the movie relied on gore so much its sad. Usually im open to all types of movies but this is an extreme and its trashy crap imo.
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In Saw's defense, the first one was awesome. It's kind of freaky, because this stuff happens in real life. I mean, not the elaborate torture traps, but self-righteous serial killers kidnapping people. And Cary Elwes was pretty good in the first one. Also, the traps get points for originality.
Man, in Saw3, the shotgun bomb made the woman's face look like straight up cooked ground beef!
Man, in Saw3, the shotgun bomb made the woman's face look like straight up cooked ground beef!
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Originally Posted by jdmfbpsi,Nov 2 2008, 11:55 AM
In Saw's defense, the first one was awesome. It's kind of freaky, because this stuff happens in real life. I mean, not the elaborate torture traps, but self-righteous serial killers kidnapping people. And Cary Elwes was pretty good in the first one. Also, the traps get points for originality.
Man, in Saw3, the shotgun bomb made the woman's face look like straight up cooked ground beef!
Man, in Saw3, the shotgun bomb made the woman's face look like straight up cooked ground beef!
@ beef
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