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Check Out the Nasty New "Saw 4" Poster
by Scott Weinberg | June 13, 2007
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Kitchen utensils and bloody surgical tools. Ew... Back to Article
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Gimy
Gimy writes:
on Jun 13 2007 06:49 AM

wow...somebody needs some Lamisil...

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digitalsoul68
digitalsoul68 writes:
on Jun 13 2007 07:15 AM

It's weird...there are no body parts this time in the poster. I don't mind all these Saw movies and I enjoyed the last one...but how long can they keep up the story?

And yeah...I wish Dina Meyer could be in it. *tears


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ZOMB13
ZOMB13 writes:
on Jun 13 2007 07:40 AM

SPOILER

Didn't Jigsaw get killed in the last movie? Getting kind of ridiculous how elaborate this guy's schemes were from his deathbed...now we are supposed to believe he planned a whole movie's worth of new gags to happen after he is dead? Please..


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Merlin235
Merlin235 writes:
on Jun 13 2007 08:14 AM

In reply to this comment (#869196)
"I don't mind all these Saw movies and I enjoyed the last one...but how long can they keep up the story?"

I'm confused.....these movies have a plot?


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I Am Remote
I Am Remote writes:
on Jun 13 2007 08:44 AM

I'll see it. The original was good. The second wasn't. The third was somewhere in between.

I'm interested to see how they keep Tobin Bell in there, though.


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TonyDHelms29624
TonyDHelms29624 writes:
on Jun 13 2007 10:28 AM

[b]Silverware?!?![/b]
Is Hannibal Lector making an appearance? LOL


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Gimy
Gimy writes:
on Jun 13 2007 10:29 AM

this series doesn't have a plot. thats what impresses me about the marketing for these flicks. same as blair witch, you take a BAD product and sell it so well that people think this is a great horror flick. go rent 20 "horror" movies that WERE NOT released in theaters...and i bet 10 are better than the Saw ones. its just a bad overall series, no better than Are You Scared? or some other sh3t low budget horror movies

they need to just say, hey audience...we know you're stupid...but listen, we like the actor who plays Jiggy-Saw...so uh...this time, he'll play Jigs "twin brother". yeah, that sounds good...and uh...he'll be..."lost" somewhere, come back to meet his brother and be mad that he's dead, and take revenge on everybody else in the world. that way you don't have to worry about the sickness, the health issue...or every other plot hole. good? great! aaaaaaaaaaaaaand action!


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dOiNk
dOiNk writes:
on Jun 13 2007 10:53 AM

In reply to this comment (#869202)
You compared Saw to Blair Witch and say it's no better than Are You Scared?! Yeah, you're officially retarded and should no longer provide your opinion on horror movies, thanks.

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South_park300
South_park300 writes:
on Jun 13 2007 11:39 AM

i really like the Saw series, and Bell said the ending to the 4th Saw is "tremendous"

this series has its haters, but i really dont care. i like it


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arendr
arendr writes:
on Jun 13 2007 12:00 PM

The Saw movies are based around a great concept but are pathetically executed. I know these are supposed to be a sort of guilty pleasure, but they don't scare me at all. I just laugh at them. Horror movies rely on gore rather than fright way too often (Hostel is another offender).

I know, here I go, pissing everyone off again.


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SplendidIsolation
SplendidIsolation writes:
on Jun 13 2007 12:24 PM

Now we know its from the guys who made "Feast"

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Shatter24
Shatter24 writes:
on Jun 13 2007 01:02 PM

[b]The Saw series, an overview[/b]
The first Saw was brilliant, and created a mini-genre in horror that Hostel and Tourista are a part of. The second Saw, while not as good as the first, still had interesting and smart ideas and some good performances and scenes. The third film was crap, unoriginal, poorly executed, and outside the themes of the prior films (actually attempting to undo what was so brilliant in the first two). I also thought it would end the series, since they killed everybody off. I don't see how they can fix that, unless they pretend #3 didn't exist (like Halloween 3).

See my review of Saw 3 on my website, www.thereelguy.com


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AlbertBrodsky
AlbertBrodsky writes:
on Jun 13 2007 01:19 PM

[b]If you like saw, you are probably a moron[/b]
Seriously, the first one was not epic. It wasn't even good. The acting was horrible. The script was mediocre at best. How about the scene with Danny Glover and the asian cop finding the bad guys lair? Instead of freeing the hostage in the chair, they decide to hide to see what will happen. Are you freaking kidding me? That is stupid. But I guess the "genious" writers couldn't think of any other reason for letting the bad guy get away. These movies succeed for one reason; gore. People like to be grossed out. If you have a fetish on seeing people tortured, you might need help.


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clamman27
clamman27 writes:
on Jun 13 2007 02:00 PM

In reply to this comment (#869208)
[b]If you call someone a moron, you must be one too..[/b]
The first SAW had little in the way of gore.

Having differences of opinions is fine. Calling people morons for liking something is not acceptable. It's rude and childish. The beauty of our society is freedom of choice. If you don't like something, don't watch it. Don't call people that do morons. It shows a real lack of intelligence and actually makes you look dumber than the movies you are on here bashing.


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digitalsoul68
digitalsoul68 writes:
on Jun 13 2007 02:03 PM

In reply to this comment (#869204)
I'm with you on this one, South_park300. I'm not obsessed with the gore part of it even though I'm a horror fan, but I've enjoyed the story and how it's unfolding. Yeah, there is a plot and sometimes it is flimsy, but to me it's still enjoyable. I'd debate more with the rest of you, but obviously we're morons for liking this series.

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marktron
marktron writes:
on Jun 13 2007 02:14 PM

That poster might as well read "Hostel 3".

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FILMCZY
FILMCZY writes:
on Jun 13 2007 02:19 PM

Since we're talking gore, has anyone ever done a list of the best all-time gore scenes?

I can think of two:

The chest-busting scene in "Alien" and

The "head giving head" scene from "Re-Animator".


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FireflyFan4evr
FireflyFan4evr writes:
on Jun 13 2007 02:35 PM

Wooooooooo...... MORE torture porn!!!!! I can hardly wait!!! not. After Saw III, I won't be seeing anymore of these films.

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Mr. Kong
Mr. Kong writes:
on Jun 13 2007 03:25 PM

I never saw any of the Saw movies. I was excited for Saw because it looked like it would be an original horror movie (hey, I was 11 then). I figured that Saw's II and III would be pointless. If a 5th is released, I will give up all hope in the horror genre.

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Ryan_Dillon
Ryan_Dillon writes:
on Jun 13 2007 03:38 PM

I remember being in class and someone gave away the ending to me ( which makes me lose interest if i know what is going to happen) and this was for SAWII, since then i rented saw 2 and havnt seen the third one yet.

Personally I enjoyed the saw movies ( that I have seen) and I think this series gets crapped on way too much. When the first SAW came out it was original, along with the others ( even though some say theres a decline in originality) but people take movies like these way to seriously when they look at the plot, dialogue, acting, etc. Its suppose to be about the twists in the end and the getting shivers and chills when someone knifes a guys stomach to get the key to the reverse bear trap off there head ( and we thought we had bad days..)

I plan on renting number 3 and seeing 4 in theatres , The SAW series is not parrt of my halloween tradition with my friends.

as for the poster, ya there is no body parts which is a bit of a let down cause it would be nice to see what new body part they were gonna use, but it does mean its different, which COULD ( its just a poster so may not) mean that the movie is new and fresh comapred to the other ones.


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FireflyFan4evr
FireflyFan4evr writes:
on Jun 13 2007 05:13 PM

In reply to this comment (#869216)
Yes, the first two were pretty good (and I'm definitely NOT a horror fan- I only own 6 out of a collection of about 200 DVD's), but the third one was definitely very, very bad. Ruined the series for me after that point. I think people here on RT do crap on the series way too much when compared to other films they pour admiration upon (ie- the overrated hack also known as David Lynch).

Angus McFayden should go back to acting in films he's GOOD in, such as Braveheart and get his butt out of terrible low-grade movies.


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moviemonkey2
moviemonkey2 writes:
on Jun 13 2007 06:48 PM

[b]Cheap Crap[/b]
I think a single scene from the first Saw, as a short film, would be brilliant. As a whole movie, it's weak. The parts are greater than the whole.

The sequels....not even worth bothering. Why? They crank one out every year for Halloween. Quality movies aren't made that quickly. So how good can they really be?

What sucks is that people continue to buy into crap like Saw, even though it's just cheap scares. All it does is confirm for the movie execs that the public doesn't actually care about things like plot...all they want it pointless thrills.

So please don't see this movie. All it does is perpetuate the downward spiral of American entertainment, and dumb-down future horror films. Hollywood is dumb enough already.


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killermonkey8822
killermonkey8822 writes:
on Jun 13 2007 06:49 PM

HOW CAN ANYBODY LIKE THIS CRAP!

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South_park300
South_park300 writes:
on Jun 13 2007 06:51 PM

just to chime in again, i don't see them because i think they are scary. ive seen so many horror movies over the years, it is VERY rare a movie actually scares me anymore. i just like the stories in saw, and how each movie connects with eachother, and I think they have some of the best twists
i'm in no way obsessed with the flicks, but i think they are great

but then again, i'm a moron. so take that for what it's worth


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Infernal
Infernal writes:
on Jun 13 2007 08:03 PM

In reply to this comment (#869197)
Sorry, bud, no.

They announced this months ago that he'd return.

And he got a slash on the neck, big deal, he'll be back.

Besides, everyone just assumed he was dead because that's the last thing they saw.

And Amanda got shot, but that's it. She'll return.


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See-Jay
See-Jay writes:
on Jun 13 2007 08:28 PM

I watched the first SAW movie this weekend and it started off with a promising idea but sort of wrecked it. The acting was poor and the movie thinks it's smarter than it really is. I'll admit, however, the way that they tied things together was clever but it's less clever when you realize that things are set up that way from the beginning, it's just a matter of how they reveal each bit of backstory throughout the movie.

Overall, the idea is good but the handling is poor. SAW II is more than likely overrated by those who see it so I doubt I'd care for it, and from what I've heard SAW III is nothing more than a gore fest. What I hate about horror films is that I watch them to be scared, but most of the time I'm not -- I'm just grossed out instead.


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yodas gooch
yodas gooch writes:
on Jun 14 2007 12:27 AM

oh sorry..what happened? another Saw movie...Hmmm...Im going back to sleep

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CannibalPenguins
CannibalPenguins writes:
on Jun 14 2007 12:54 AM

In reply to this comment (#869208)
[b]DON'T YOU EVER![/b]
Gore is beautiful, don't hate!


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knowingtoast85
knowingtoast85 writes:
on Jun 14 2007 02:57 AM

Remember that one guy who said Saw 3 was going to be "our salvation" and how it was some brilliant, relevatory commentary on our society's obsession with, and numbness to violence? Where is he? Come back, guy!

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ZOMB13
ZOMB13 writes:
on Jun 14 2007 07:22 AM

In reply to this comment (#869222)
SPOILER

Oh come on..

The guy has a hole in his head, a huge brain tumor, is bedridden, and takes a circular saw to the neck producing a fountain of blood. Is this guy Jason Vorhees or something?


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AlbertBrodsky
AlbertBrodsky writes:
on Jun 14 2007 07:51 AM

In reply to this comment (#869210)
[b]Thanks for the lecture...[/b]
I never said that you should'nt watch these movies, I'm just making the claim that this is not highly intellectual material, and to pass if off as such is degrading to the movie industry. Hollywood is appealing to the masses of simple people. Smart and well made movies don't appeal to those of average or below average intelligence. That's why the crappiest movies make the most money. Keeping watching your gore fests, I could care less. I just prefer Hitchcock to Hostel any day of the week.


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blank blank
blank blank writes:
on Jun 14 2007 10:42 AM

i got to say ive never seen a saw movie, or hostel for that matter.

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brucewayne2740
brucewayne2740 writes:
on Jun 14 2007 10:54 AM

In reply to this comment (#869197)
why is that soo hard to believe ?

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galactus_planetkiller
galactus_planetkiller writes:
on Jun 14 2007 11:00 AM

In reply to this comment (#869208)
you're a fuckin moron asshole i liked saw so screw you retard

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AlbertBrodsky
AlbertBrodsky writes:
on Jun 14 2007 11:26 AM

In reply to this comment (#869231)
[b]Yeah, you must be the key demographic for that cra[/b]
I don't hate you man. Don't burn down the trailer court on my account.


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