SAW V ..... The Time Cometh.....

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ShowxNoxFear

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The time is soon upon us, we wait with baited breath...for SAW V.

Some of I, II and III best bits are here, just to whet your appetite !! :eek:

SAW fans.... what is your favourite / most cringeworthy / stomach churning, look away now, moment.
 
Can understand exactly what you mean. We are obviously depraved (and I'm not taking the P....), they are of the gendre that you either can take them, or not, and they do take a certain type of mind.

Would never slate anyone for not being able to do so. I get the heebies about anything to do with eyes...ie: operations, cuts to them, won't go into details, but that is beyond it for me!

One of the things I like about these movies: I watch and then I enjoy the special features, showing the scenes being made, how they were constructed, etc...that's as interesting as the movie.

Bizarre as it sounRAB: if there was an equivalent movie but with such things being done to animals.... I couldn't watch that.
 
What i want to know is why is Hoffman carrying on Jigsaw's work if he is dead? What's in it for him or what it going to happen to him if he doesn't. Could he not just quit now or tell his colleagues that he's had to play the games because < ...> will happen to him if he doesn't?

I'm sure we'll find out soon!!
 
What I like about that is her initial, "Tsk... no problem here" with the rather smart @ss expression on her face as she inserts her right hand into the box initially then impatiently places her left hand in the other space.......... :D
 
There are some movies that I would actually like to watch - Casino being an example - but I know I would not be able to stomach it - and from what I have heard, that is mild compared to SAW :( I had to leave the cinema once in the middle of The Witches of Eastwick :o :o
 
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Most cringe worthy part for me... Hmmmm... I think it has to be watching that poor guy having every bone in his body contorted :D:D

EDIT: No scratch that! Definitely watching that guy smash his own foot off with a rock!!
 
want one of those shovel things.... see my post ...number 14.... :rolleyes:


I am more than sure that the NEST took the humour in the way it was given. NEST...? Over to you!
 
Ha ha - watched that the other night, the cherry vomiting scene made me gag.
I saw Hostel by accident - my brother (who's a journo) was reviewing it and dragged me along, telling me it was a nice film about backpackers in Europe, which was kind of true! :eek: I was nearly sick and spent most of it with my hanRAB over my eyes. I was actually in shock when I left and had to go for a few stiff drinks. I had terrible nightmares for weeks - even though it was FULL of plot holes, like why would the kidnapper/murderers bother sending a picture text to one of the backpackers saying his mate is OK (although he's actually dead) when they're planning on killing him next anyway?
I couldn't stomach watching any of the Saw films. I hear they are WORSE than Hostel! What's the attraction in seeing people horribly maimed and tortured and pulled apart? Isn't that just a bit weird and twisted? Although I suppose public beheadings used to draw huge crowRAB in the Middle Ages and Tudor times, and the guillotine proved popular entertainment in Revolutionary France....:eek::eek:
 
SICKO!!

So many to chose from.... the guy ripping the chains from each differing part of his body..... going through all that... then ran out of time. BOOMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM! :eek:

Angel trap had a lot going for it ....the pain!
 
Your lucky that movies still have that type of effect on you,I have not been able to get THAT much into a film for years.The Saw series is not needless gore like some lowbudget early 80's slasher movie,they are very psychological and twist laden,with a cool premise that requires gore (on the downside the series is becoming convoluted).

Finally got around to seeing Saw IV over the weekend and thought it dragged a little,although still watchable.I think the problem is that it opened up many more questions than it answered,but hopefully much will be resolved in a couple of weeks.
 
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