Mazty said:
Disaster Button said:
I just discovered my love for Saw. So yes.
There going up to 8 films far as I know.
But...so far they are all awful films...
There the simple man's answer to the masterpiece that was Se7en. The script is shoddy, the acting is average, and the story is full of clichés, not to mention the whole premise is fundamentally flawed - trying to get people to value life more by putting them in in-escapable positions? Because that makes perfect sense...
/rant
I quite enjoyed the first 3, it's all I've seen so far. Also never seen Se7en.
I've enjoyed the scripts so far and the twists were very good at the end and they were very cleverly written. I find it sad they get labelled as gore films because even tohugh they are they're a lot more than that. They're incredibly deep and psychoilogical. Really made me think. I've never noticed cliches.
And the situations are not unescapable. This will take some epxlaining: [HEADING=2] Spoilers. [/HEADING]
Jigsaw always makes sure theyre in escapable positions. The guys in the first Saw. Amanda in Saw I. In Saw 2 the boy escapes with help from Amanda who also escapes.
The guys who don't escape are victims of Amanda's Games, Jigsaws Apprentice. She didn't get it and murdered them by placing them into un escapable positions. The whole plot of Saw III is that she never understoof what it meant to do what Jigsaw wanted her to do which is why he lets her die. That is why people victims of Amanda don't change as she just murders them whereas Jigsaw puts them in situations where they can change and escape.
So even though you might not like them they are quite clever with a very unique story.