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Saw 3
- Thread starter Munkfish
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Saw it (geddit) yesterday, really wanted to see him try and get that last chain out, that would of really been painfull. Not as good as the first 2 but well worth watching 
Yeah, wonder how they are going to raise the ante in the fourth one
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
I saw it last night. f*** me, that was probably the SICKEST film I have ever seen. I should have known from the fact that on arrival, there was a bright yellow "Caution" cleaning sign beside one of the aisles, presumably where someone had puked up. Three people got up and walked out during the "fully concious open brain surgery" scene, which actually made me feel a bit nauseus as well.
That was just a bit OTT even for my tastes. I couldn't wait for it to end, to be honest. Gruesome.
That was just a bit OTT even for my tastes. I couldn't wait for it to end, to be honest. Gruesome.
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Easy 10 said:I saw it last night. f*** me, that was probably the SICKEST film I have ever seen. I should have known from the fact that on arrival, there was a bright yellow "Caution" cleaning sign beside one of the aisles, presumably where someone had puked up. Three people got up and walked out during the "fully concious open brain surgery" scene, which actually made me feel a bit nauseus as well.
That was just a bit OTT even for my tastes. I couldn't wait for it to end, to be honest. Gruesome.
Think it was the bit in the bathroom with the paving slab that made me wince
Paul Reids Sock
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i bludy loved it, saw it last night with a few pals and we all thought it was good. not as great as the first two but stil well worth watching. cnt wait for the 4th one nw
london_seagull said:
There is talk of the 4th being a prequel. Apparently the bloke who plays Jigsaw has signed for 5 sequels. Although of these some may or may not include flashbacks
nevergoagain
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Haven't seen 3 yet but am totally looking forward to it, 2 was one of the best sequels I have ever seen
Munkfish said:the leg brake was grusome to say the least! how can you moan about it being ott surley thats why you go and see itthe sound of the leg breaking was tremendous
That whole sequence wasn't pleasant, when she kicks him there as well. The rack was an eye opener as well
Munkfish said:i wanted to no what happend to her tits!?
The one with the pigs, was probably the one that made me feel most queasy
I want to know what was in the envelope
dare you see saw 
Munkfish said:the smell, i bet it was delightful
the scene when she calls her a stupid ****
Love it when women use the "C" word
I really had my hopes up when she pulled her trousers down Think I may have to go and see it againGuinness Dave said:dare you see saw
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Naah. I wanted to see The Departed, but apparently, thats more of a "boys film" according to the missus. Saw 2 was average, so I wasn't all that fussed about seeing this one, and it lived down to my expectations. Gore for the sake of it, and plotholes a-plenty.Munkfish said:
I mean, how the hell could Jigsaw POSSIBLY go out and find that woman who he had strung up for not coming forward as a witness to the accident that killed that blokes son ? It was daft.
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
** UPDATE **
This is on the BBC today:
Staff at a UK cinema have had to call emergency services three times in one night because of a spate of people passing out during horror film Saw III.
One woman was taken to hospital and two other adults had to be treated by medics after they fainted in Stevenage.
And in a separate case, a man collapsed at a cinema in Peterborough "due to the film's content".
"If you know you're squeamish, don't go," warned a spokesman for the East of England Ambulance Service. "This is obviously a blood-thirsty film. Some of the scenes are fairly horrific," Matthew Ware told the BBC News website.
All the incidents took place on Friday evening, one of the busiest nights of the week for emergency crews, he added. "Taking three ambulances out of the system on a Friday could potentially be a problem", said Mr Ware.A woman in her twenties was discharged from the Lister Hospital in Stevenage after being treated. And the two other cinemagoers - who had been at the town's Cineworld complex - were left "in the care of friends and relatives" without needing to be taken to hospital.
A man aged 34 fainted at the Showcase in Peterborough, Mr Ware said. There was also a case of a 22-year-old woman passing out at Cineworld in Cambridge on Friday, but it had not been confirmed that she was watching Saw III, he added. The slasher movie - currently number one at the North American box office - was released last week in the UK. A spokeswoman for the Cineworld chain said they did not wish to comment.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/6101704.stm
All I can say is, I'm NOT surprised. That film is absolutely f***ing GHASTLY. At one point, I went into a slightly clammy cold sweat and had to stare into my popcorn till the nasty bit went away. The last time I had a physical reaction to a film (other than a stiffy), was when I got goosebumps at the end of The Ring.
That sounded rude, didn't it.
This is on the BBC today:
Staff at a UK cinema have had to call emergency services three times in one night because of a spate of people passing out during horror film Saw III.
One woman was taken to hospital and two other adults had to be treated by medics after they fainted in Stevenage.
And in a separate case, a man collapsed at a cinema in Peterborough "due to the film's content".
"If you know you're squeamish, don't go," warned a spokesman for the East of England Ambulance Service. "This is obviously a blood-thirsty film. Some of the scenes are fairly horrific," Matthew Ware told the BBC News website.
All the incidents took place on Friday evening, one of the busiest nights of the week for emergency crews, he added. "Taking three ambulances out of the system on a Friday could potentially be a problem", said Mr Ware.A woman in her twenties was discharged from the Lister Hospital in Stevenage after being treated. And the two other cinemagoers - who had been at the town's Cineworld complex - were left "in the care of friends and relatives" without needing to be taken to hospital.
A man aged 34 fainted at the Showcase in Peterborough, Mr Ware said. There was also a case of a 22-year-old woman passing out at Cineworld in Cambridge on Friday, but it had not been confirmed that she was watching Saw III, he added. The slasher movie - currently number one at the North American box office - was released last week in the UK. A spokeswoman for the Cineworld chain said they did not wish to comment.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/6101704.stm
All I can say is, I'm NOT surprised. That film is absolutely f***ing GHASTLY. At one point, I went into a slightly clammy cold sweat and had to stare into my popcorn till the nasty bit went away. The last time I had a physical reaction to a film (other than a stiffy), was when I got goosebumps at the end of The Ring.
That sounded rude, didn't it.
Uncle Spielberg
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Saw 1 and 2 were excellent horrors 7.3 and 7.6, sounds like this one has gone ott. I may get it on dvd but like Hard Candy it is one where I think the subject matter manipulates people.
The next one to see will be The Prestige with the Balester and Casion Royale with Daniel Craig who was very good in Munich is worth a look.
With Spielberg taking a holiday for a year there are slim pickings this year, 2006, hardly a vintage
The next one to see will be The Prestige with the Balester and Casion Royale with Daniel Craig who was very good in Munich is worth a look.
With Spielberg taking a holiday for a year there are slim pickings this year, 2006, hardly a vintage