There’s only so much people can take of body parts flying at them and elaborate designs and schemes designed just to kill then for not appreciating life.
But outside of Mel Gibson’s boudoir, the SAW movies are the only place where you can get that kind of entertainment without hiring someone to round up poor children for you to recreate epic scenes with. And they’ve had a good run. With seven movies, the first of which really helping to launch Lionsgate as a studio, they’ve had a good run of torturing of pummeling movie-goers with loosely plotted ordeals.
I’ve always wondered, what kind of a person enjoys watching the SAW series? Granted, you usually have to pay more than 10 dollars to watch other people die slowly – usually in the hundreds of thousands, but who says to themselves, yup, I’m just going to go to the theaters and watch people get their jaws ripped open?
It’s somehow became a holiday tradition. The next Saw installment — the seventh — will be the last, according to the producers and studio. But never fear – it will also be in 3D. So all those dimensions you missed out on while watching the previous story will be explicated – WITH BLOOD.
RAAAR.
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ryan loukieh
July 24th, 2010 - 3:10:01 AM
saw should never end its much better there will always be a descended of jigsaw but let hauffman die in saw 8 and there will be a descended 'hope to see a saw 50 joking'
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