Saw III

Saw III does little beyond repeating its predecessor's tropes on a gorier level. The cinematic style is no good either.... Full review

Fist, watch I and II before this. Second, this film really is the turning point for the series, for better for many, for worse for many. I say way better. While it's more an episode in a series, it delivers more... Full review

This movie is still, just as good. The story has far more gore and it's very good. The acting is absolutely great. The direction is very stunning and better than the first two. The visuals are absolutely brilliant and amazing. Overall,... Full review

Ausome i love saw and tobin bell rocks ya he does he rocks loud hes da beast hes da beast hes da beast hes da beast hes da beast hes da beast hes da beast hes da beast hes da beast... Full review

I love this Saw movie it was my second favorite Amanda/Shawnee Smith was sooooooo hot in this movie. Actually this is her best Saw movie she looked good in. And she was crazy which made her hott. She is my favorite... Full review

Saw 3 would most likely be the film to win most absurd horror flick in years. Its story was exceptionally good, it explained backstories, gave good life lessons, and also explained thehistory of the villianous Jigsaw. It does have some high... Full review

A trilogy of pure torture, brutal overkill expression of those connections between ideas that awaken amusement and pleasure. All bets are off, the tables are turned. "Saw III" delivers gruesome scenes of intense and profound fear and a twisted plot ending.... Full review

i thought the first hour minutes were good but but the last 40 minutes made it so bad so i cant recommend it... Full review

Saw 3 is a really good movie. I liked it a lot. The acting isn't the best though except by Jigsaw. The visuals are always unreal and very disturbing and the story is close to as good as the first one.... Full review

This one's different from 2, as it attempts to be more serious. However, it is only more annoying, aggravating, even as it gets more gruesome. It should have just destroyed the series with it's throwaway plot.... Full review

Technically the film is admirable, and while there are a few perplexing moments as the back and forth structure whizzes past, the film holds up well as an ever-moving, ever-engrossing, seat-squirming experience. This is, not surprisingly, the best developed story of the franchise (still defying much logical or rational analysis, of course) and we spend considerable time with a terminally ill Jigsaw (Tobin Bell) who has been constructed as a somewhat misguided moral snob wishing to instil good - in this cas ... Full Review

I think these movies have a great story line. don't waste your morallity by watching this. ... Full Review

Saw III" is the best of the trilogy, more gruesome, intelligent, and creative than its predecessors. The ending gets far too convoluted. ... Full Review

Shame then, that his almost instantly greenlighted Saw III is such a dull, pointlessly cluttered, over-plotted and joyless gorefest that mistakes cruelty for ingenuity. All of these poorly essayed characters are awkwardly crammed into the action and almost none of their plights pay off in any kind of compelling or remotely logical way. ... Full Review

Thanks to the brilliant cinematography of David A. Armstrong, who has been on board for all three films, Saw III looks absolutely fabulous on the digital medium. The DVD: Saw III Saw III universe - and tosses in an amazing amount of gorehound loving grue. ... Full Review

The fairly low-budget horror film "Saw" hit theaters in October 2004 and became a massive success, partly because its novice makers hadn't yet forgotten that suspense and character development are what make thrillers satisfying, or at least watchable. ... Full Article

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Vampire2000 January 18th, 2009 1:07am Because it had the best plot, the best actors, and it did it without using the gore factor to an extreme. ... Full Article

Darren Lynn Bousman | Published November 6, 2008 The phone call I got late in 2005 will forever be etched in my brain.As many movies as I hopefully do, I fear none will come close to that phone call... ... Full Article

The Saw horror series seems to peak with every odd-numbered installment. Saw (2004) remains the best of the bunch and I would have been happy if the series ended right then and there, but it's blasphemy in Hollywood to not... ... Full Article

Reviewer: Chris LP Date: August 04, 2008 I say: Here's where it all goes to s--t....In "Saw III", the series tumbles downhill so fast the creator's head must've been spinning. ... Full Article