saw the movie

[crackerjacker]

saw the movie
i saw it and i love it. it was weird but i really like how original the movie is.
i wont reveal anything but i must say the ending is going to shock you.
damn that was a good movie.
*hmm *

[Psilaxs]

???????????????

[rebirth]

She saw "Saw."

http://imdb.com/title/tt0387564/

[aqlo]

By the sea shore?

http://sinfest.net/strips_page.htm

[TheBlackSnow]

well i saw it too... this movie wasnt so great...

[crackerjacker]

well i saw it too... this movie wasnt so great...

maybe you didnt understand it.
heh well i liked it

[Potato]

maybe you didnt understand it.
heh well i liked it
What was there to understand?

Two people are placed in a room with a dead person in between them. They have to either get themselves out or one of them has to kill the other to get out within a certain time period, or they both die.

There's a twist.

And I'm realizing now that there's not much more I can say without giving something away.

[Vampmon]

When did Saw come out in USA?

Anyway, i went to see Saw, and it was good, a must see movie :) Not for kids though remember!!! :P

[crackerjacker]

What was there to understand?

Two people are placed in a room with a dead person in between them. They have to either get themselves out or one of them has to kill the other to get out within a certain time period, or they both die.

There's a twist.

And I'm realizing now that there's not much more I can say without giving something away.
exactly potato that is the best part the ending i was fucking shocked.

[Lord_of_the_Dense]

Lions Gate Films and Twisted Pictures Announce Plans to Slice Into 'SAW' Sequel Titled 'SAW 2' Set for Release on Halloween 2005

Studio Shocker 'SAW' Cuts to the Chase With $18.3 Million Box Office Receipts

SANTA MONICA, Calif., Nov. 1 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- "SAW," the terrifying new film produced by Twisted Pictures and released by Lions Gate Films, the motion picture acquisition, production and distribution arm of Lions Gate Entertainment (NYSE: LGF; TSX), cut a wide swath into the nationwide box-office over the lucrative Halloween weekend, grossing $18.3 million on 2315 screens, taking the #3 position. Scaring off the competition by coming in #1 on Halloween day, the films three day gross exceeded industry expectations. On the heels of positive response to the bloody tale of a twisted psychopath's murderous cat and mouse games, plans for the sequel releasing Halloween 2005 was jointly announced by Peter Block, Lions Gate Films President of Acquisitions, Television and Co-Productions and Twisted Pictures Mark Burg, Oren Koules and Gregg Hoffman.

"We were confident going into this weekend as the only new horror release that we would hit our target audience of genre fans, but this has exceeded all our expectations," said Tom Ortenberg, President of Lions Gate Films Releasing. "With 'SAW,' James Wan and Leigh Whannell have tapped into filmgoers' most base fears and have created something that people immediately feel they need to talk about with others, and see again to catch clues they may have missed the first time," he added.

"We are thrilled about the strong opening weekend of 'SAW.' Lions Gate's marketing and distribution team has done a phenomenal job and we're very excited to be partnering with them again on SAW 2," say producers Burg, Koules and Hoffman.

Read entire story here (http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/041101/lam110_1.html).

[Wolfie]

That was fast.

[Potato]

Yea, it was left wide open for a sequel.... stupid movie.

[XtraNtnse]

its ok, but wasn't the scariest of the year (as seen in the preview) which was, in fact..bullshit

[Vampmon]

This was an excellent movie, like other movies that you knew what was going to happen next, this was not like that. The ending was great, NO ONE knew that would happen!