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haunted sleep posted:
My big problem with this was how it was structured. The last 20 or so minutes of the movie establish, build up to and then resolve a conflict that has nothing to do with the rest of the story. It's as though they couldn't find any conflict in the main mystery so they had to invent one to make the third act have anything resembling resolution. I did enjoy parts of it, though.
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mistaya posted:The point of Saw isn't just to watch people die in increasingly horrible/ridiculous ways. You can escape the trap, and it's always a trap of your own making. In theory this is the case. In practice the series breaks this rule so many times with so many characters in so many ways that it's practically meaningless. That said, the first movie did an okay job of conveying the sense of terror you'd have if you woke up in an abandoned bathroom chained to a toilet with a stranger and a dead body, even if it was amateurish as all hell at points and kept breaking the claustrophobia by flashing back to other areas outside the room (Panic Room had the same issue). sethsez fucked around with this message at 00:52 on Aug 24, 2012 |
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