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PorkSoda 10-19-2008 10:27 PM

Saw V.
 
Comes out this Friday. Anyone else pumped for it?

Looked at IMDB at the cast, and I'm more excited at whos returning in it. Gonna be sweet as ice :D

Lock Jaw 10-19-2008 10:28 PM

Another one? Wasn't the last one supposed to be the last?

PorkSoda 10-19-2008 10:29 PM

No. Saw 6 may be he last, but there are talks of a 7th one.

U-Warrior 10-19-2008 11:09 PM

didnt even know there was a saw 4

XL 10-20-2008 12:20 AM

I loved the first one. Thought the second one was an impressive sequel. Disliked Saw III. Haven't gotten round to watching Saw 4 and at this point have zero interest in Saw V.

Funky Fly 10-20-2008 12:46 AM

Saw the first, was mildly amused, never bothered with any sequels. Seems like they have a new one every year. Kinda asinine, IMO.

James Steele 10-20-2008 12:48 AM

I am still not sure of the timeline of all the movies. Are they all happening at the same time or what?

U-Warrior 10-20-2008 02:23 AM

Yeah, loved the ending of the first one. II and III were a resounding "meh"

Boondock Saint 10-20-2008 02:51 AM

I'll see it. I enjoy 3 the most. Dunno if I'll see 5 in the theater. Only one I've seen in the theater is 1.

It's the new Friday the 13th/Nightmare on Elm Street. As long as they keep making money they will make more.

Jeritron 10-20-2008 03:32 AM

The ending of the first one was so forced. Yea sure it was shocking, but also incredibly stupid. Of course it's shocking that the dead guy was him there the whole time. It was for no other reason than a cheap swerve. It makes no sense past that motivation-wise or in any other fashion. He's there just to get up and provide a twist.
It also caps off a pretty awful movie.
It's Seven with severe brain damage and nothing of any meaning at the core.

I just think the whole series is garbage. Somehow, I saw 2 and 3 and was even less amused. 3 was total garbage, but 2 was actually better than the first.
Happenstance hasn't landed me in a room where the fourth is being shown and I hope it doesn't.

Downunder 10-20-2008 03:42 AM

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Originally Posted by U-Warrior (Post 2320523)
Yeah, loved the ending of the first one. II and III were a resounding "meh"


James Steele 10-20-2008 03:46 AM

I only saw IV in a theater. I enjoy the films, but the timeline just confuses the hell out of me.

Jeritron 10-20-2008 03:49 AM

Don't try to rack your brain on it dude. I think the writing/preproduction process for each is shorter than the final runtime.

I love horror, and I even enjoy crappy horror. I just don't see the redeeming qualities in any of this and what absolutely drives me wild is how people eat it up and buy into the pretentious sense of importance or story they try to inject in to low rent twists and torture porn.
I hate Saw.

Xerzes 10-20-2008 03:49 AM

It'll be shit.

Rob 10-20-2008 03:50 AM

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Originally Posted by XL (Post 2320392)
I loved the first one. Thought the second one was an impressive sequel. Disliked Saw III. Haven't gotten round to watching Saw 4 and at this point have zero interest in Saw V.

Aside from the second being an impressive sequel (it was ok but nothing special for me), I'd agree entirely with this.

James Steele 10-20-2008 04:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Jeritron (Post 2320662)
Don't try to rack your brain on it dude. I think the writing/preproduction process for each is shorter than the final runtime.

I love horror, and I even enjoy crappy horror. I just don't see the redeeming qualities in any of this and what absolutely drives me wild is how people eat it up and buy into the pretentious sense of importance or story they try to inject in to low rent twists and torture porn.
I hate Saw.

I just looked it up on IMDB and Wikipedia, and I didn't know that there were that many different writers, directors, etc.

The timeline things just bugged the hell out of me after watching IV because you will see characters and the same ending from III in the middle of IV and the same thing happened in III with II. I don't think the films are great (hence why I only saw IV in theaters with a group of friends) but there is potential for some great stringing together of these films into something. I do understand why many hate the movies (some of the traps just get absurd). To me, it is just enough story to keep me interested but not enough of it to leave me fulfilled...I guess that is how they make money off of the sequals.

Boondock Saint 10-20-2008 05:37 AM

Dunno. I actually think the series does a good job of keeping a continuity between films unlike most horror franchises, that mostly ignore the previous film.

D Mac 10-20-2008 05:54 AM

I never saw any Saws.

ct2k 10-20-2008 05:58 AM

I'm holding out for Saw 8 tbh

Disturbed316 10-20-2008 06:06 AM

I love them all.

Juan 10-20-2008 07:54 AM

I've seen all 4, so I kind of feel obligated to watch this one, since I invested time (and even money on saw 3 and 4) into these movies. They're not the best horror flicks, but they're a cheap thrill.

RP 10-20-2008 08:11 AM

I dont think there masterpeices at all, but i enjoy them. I dont go to the theatre thinking every movie has to be an A+. Saw movies are entertaining to me.

The first one where the guy got off the floor, after all the shit that happend, was a big holy shit moment to me.

Rob Ban Fan 10-20-2008 08:15 AM

<font color="#ff6600">I'll probably go see it because its become sort of a tradition that everytime a new Saw film comes out, I go see it with my friend who I hardly see anymore.

I think the first Saw was a good film, it was something a bit different. Same with Saw II, they weren't gonna win any Oscars but they were decent. Saw III and IV gradually got more and more contrived though.

For anyone confused about the timeline, from what I can remember Saw happened first, then Saw II, then Saw III and IV happen at the same time but IV also has flashbacks of what happened before the first Saw.</font>

El Vaquero de Infierno 10-20-2008 11:10 AM

I've never seen any of the Saw films. Must of passed me by.

BigDaddyCool 10-20-2008 11:17 AM

I think I've seen 1 - 3. When 4 came out, I was all like meh. And 5 is like, they are still going with this?

Loose Cannon 10-20-2008 11:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Rectal Pertruder (Post 2320715)
I dont think there masterpeices at all, but i enjoy them. I dont go to the theatre thinking every movie has to be an A+. Saw movies are entertaining to me.

The first one where the guy got off the floor, after all the shit that happend, was a big holy shit moment to me.

my words :y:

PorkSoda 10-20-2008 03:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Rob Ban Fan (Post 2320717)
<font color="#ff6600">

For anyone confused about the timeline, from what I can remember Saw happened first, then Saw II, then Saw III and IV happen at the same time but IV also has flashbacks of what happened before the first Saw.</font>

Pretty sure Saw III picked up right after Saw II. Saw IV really takes place six months after Saw III, but some events happen right after and even during III.

Champion of Europa 10-20-2008 04:45 PM

The movies are getting progressively worse, and I just don't give a shit about the franchise anymore.

thedamndest 10-20-2008 07:05 PM

Let me know when Saw takes on Tommy Gunn in the street fight.

XL 10-20-2008 07:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Rob (Post 2320664)
Aside from the second being an impressive sequel (it was ok but nothing special for me), I'd agree entirely with this.

Oh, I'm not saying it was great by any stretch of the imagination. I kinda see sequels being traditionally poorer than the original, so when a sequel arrives that is somewhere between being on a par with the original and not being God awful I'm impressed.

How anyone can say that 3 was their favourite I'll never know! They seemed to replace any sense of plot or sense with a nice pile of "EXTRA SUPER GORE". That shit doesn't interest me.

PorkSoda 10-20-2008 10:26 PM

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Originally Posted by XL (Post 2321054)
How anyone can say that 3 was their favourite I'll never know! They seemed to replace any sense of plot or sense with a nice pile of "EXTRA SUPER GORE". That shit doesn't interest me.

I really think that from Saw II up is really one big movie. And in the middle of movies there are action scenes, theres talk, etc.

Take Bourne Ultimatum for example, that started as an action scene, then talk, then an action scene with talk, then more talk, then another action scene then a fight scene, then more talk...

Saw III is really the middle of the whole franchise. If you watch Saw II up and think of it as one big movie, Saw III is the gore/action of the whole series.

Jon Kano 10-20-2008 10:39 PM

Saw has become the unseen, get it? - yinno, like I saw something?, I saw it, I seen it, and unseen is like, not seeing it? as in ignoring it?..no?

XL 10-21-2008 12:53 AM

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Originally Posted by PorkSoda (Post 2321291)
I really think that from Saw II up is really one big movie. And in the middle of movies there are action scenes, theres talk, etc.

Saw III is really the middle of the whole franchise. If you watch Saw II up and think of it as one big movie, Saw III is the gore/action of the whole series.

Perhaps I should watch 4 and see if it puts a new spin on 3!?

Blitz 10-21-2008 01:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Funky Fly (Post 2320430)
Saw the first, was mildly amused, never bothered with any sequels. Seems like they have a new one every year. Kinda asinine, IMO.

Because they do.

I will go on record as saying that Saw 1 had one of the most ludicrously stupid endings in the history of cinema. Saw 2 is my favourite, since it has a ton of Tobin Bell, who's easily the best thing in the franchise.

RGWhat316 10-21-2008 02:09 PM

I love the Saw movies. They have a decent story, but like a few have said, the timeline gets annoying at times. I didn't even realize until the end of Saw IV, that it was taking place at the same time as Saw III. The movie starts like its the end of III, but the main storyline is during III.

But I will keep watching mainly to see the different traps they keep coming up with.

Jeritron 10-21-2008 02:12 PM

Low expectations by audiences is what allows this garbage to persist.

Fox 10-21-2008 04:52 PM

SAW is the "Nightmare"/"Friday the 13th" of this generation, and I am enjoying the ride so far. There are still things to be explained regarding Jigsaw's past and I think that could be interesting. I am also interested in some of the members of the returning cast. There will be twists... oh yes.

PorkSoda 10-22-2008 05:33 PM

Two more days....bwahahha

:eek:

FearedSanctity 10-23-2008 10:22 PM

Watching the screening of this at work tonight. I'll let you guys know how it goes, but keep in mind, I love the series

PorkSoda 10-23-2008 10:54 PM

One more day....

2 hours actually.

Wont be seeing this until Saturday, though. I'm excited as fuck :D


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