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	Cary Elwes: Saw - Movie
		"Saw" might pass itself off as a horror movie, but the fact is that this engine of death and destruction is a flick with more on its mind than splatter.
		"Saw" immerses you in a charnel house sunk deep within the ground, well stocked with clues---indeed, whatever you think of this monster called the Jigsaw Killer, you must at least acknowledge his willingness to provide his victims with the means to their salvation.
		For "Saw" is only slightly a serial killer movie: it tips its hat to "Se7en" and "Silence of the Lambs", but its dark, wicked, brutal art is born from far more truly from the monster movie.
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	Saw (film) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Saw is a 2004 thriller / horror movie, directed by James Wan and co-written by Wan and Leigh Whannell.
		Saw was released in theaters on October 29, 2004.
		Critical responses were mixed: Saw earned a 45% rating from Rotten Tomatoes, and a 29% rating from the "cream of the crop" (the most esteemed professional critics), qualifying it as "rotten."[2] Rotten seemed to refer to the grossness of the movie as well as the quality and worth of the film.
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	MovieFreak.com - "Saw" Movie Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Saw, unlike the teenage soft-porn thrillers and dime-a-dozen franchises that seem ill-conceived from the first installment but still manage to produce eight sequels, is a horror film that boasts a witty script, lightning paced editing and an effective cast.
		Saw derives its chills from its storyline, sure the editing helps, as does the music and camera angles but, as is the case with Saw, if the story is good, it can effect you to the bone without any cheap tricks.
		Saw contains the usual plot twists, and sets itself up for a possible sequel, however the twists are truly surprising and the possibility of a sequel is something that I look forward to rather than scratch my head over.
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	Joe Critic \| "Saw" Movie Review & More
		Saw is about two men, trapped in a strange room together, oblivious as to how they ended up there.
		As the movie leads to its final act, the film becomes boring for a 20-minute stretch, which is inexcusable for such a short horror film.
		Saw barely makes up for all these annoying problems with a clever ending; one that solely transforms the movie from silly cliche into a uniquely intelligent movie.
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	Saw movie review
		Saw isn't as good as the trailers make it look, but it's still a pretty darn good horror flick.
		The basic idea of the movie is that you've got two guys chained to opposite sides of a really dirty bathroom, and there's a dead guy laying in a pool of blood in the middle of the room.
		One thing this movie does exceptionally well, and this is why it's getting 4 stars instead of 3, is setting you up on who the bad guy really is. They throw out some obvious fakers, and some subtle hints on others so you think you have it all figured out.
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	Flipside Movie Emporium: Saw Movie Review
		For the image and tone it so efficiently creates is nevertheless fairly shopworn, and though it has its share of unsettling moments, it's not nearly as scary as it wants to be.
		Were it merely a routine thriller, such dashed hopes would be expected, but Saw's disappointments cut deeper because the filmmakers clearly have more on their minds.
		Saw shows all the ambitions of a great thriller -- give Wan and his crew some time and they'll probably make one -- but right now, ambition alone just isn't enough.
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	SAW Movie Review
		‘SAW’ is a psychological horror thriller created by two Melbournians, James Wan and Leigh Whannell, that was initially a small project for their film studies but evolved into a movie worthy of notice from overseas attention, namely the United States, where it was eventually shot in 18 days.
		The premise is pretty much along the lines of a pathological killer up to no good (when aren’t they?), but this movie has some incredible twists to the theme, which makes it unique from other similar genres.
		‘SAW’ is one terrifying, disturbing and deeply unsettling movie that will get at the core of your deepest psyche and almost make you too scared to leave the theatre when the credits roll, such is its impact.
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	zBoneman Movie Reviews
		Saw is, perhaps, one of the most buzzed about horror pictures of the year.
		The movie even becomes more terrifying when we see what this sadistic fiend is capable of through a series of horrific flashbacks that reveal the most twisted methods of death since John Doe's in David Fincher's brilliant Seven.
		The whole movie unfolds in a jigsaw puzzle fashion and was quite obviously inspired by The Usual Suspects and the previously mentioned Seven.
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	SAW Movie Trilogy
		SAW 3 pulled in around $35 mil, which beats the previous 2 openings of the movie.
		If you’re a fan of the SAW movies there is no doubt in my mind that you will enjoy every moment of this one, and don’t bother trying to figure out the end, I don’t think you will.
		This is the scene in SAW 3 where the man wakes up chained to the walls, ceiling and floor and has to rip his skin from the chains in order to survive.
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	Saw Movie Review (Cary Elwes) Empire Movies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Not that I want to hype this movie too much because that can sometimes result in the "kiss of death" but Saw is quite simply the best psychological thriller that I can think of off the top of my head since Se7en.
		Saw is basically about a couple of confused dudes, Dr. Larry Gordon (Cary Elwes) and Adam (Leigh Whannell) who wake up to find themselves chained up in a shit-stained bathroom that is seemingly in the middle of nowhere.
		I suppose another complaint I might have is that the movie could have benefitted from having about 15 or 20 minutes cut out (it seemed to drag ever so slightly near the end) but that does not stop me from highly recommending Saw whenever it finally hits the theatres.
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	Saw (2004) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Movies like Saw are the ones that makes us believe in the horror genre.
		The movie is very exciting and has a lot of goosebumps.
		However, if you are a faint of heart please do not see this movie as it has a lot of gore/violence in it which will make you jump out of your seat.
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	Saw - Scathing Reviews for Bitchy People
		Saw is precisely the type of horror thriller that major movie critics will love to hate, but that the Internet crowd will mostly jump all over.
		And judging by the burly, tattooed man sitting next to me with his hand over his face for much of the movie, Saw effectively does what it sets out to do, which is to say, it’s not something your subconscious will soon forget.
		Saw is undeniably disturbing, even for hardcode horror geeks; it is an ideal film for those who relish cinematic brutality.
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	Saw Movie (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
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		Movie 1: "The Gathering" - Alien envoys come to the giant space station in the pilot that launched the five-year TV series.
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	Saw
		The majority of the movie is spent watching Danny Glover attempt to figure out who is the man behind all this.
		In fact, it's almost as though the movie-makers were attempting trick us into thinking the movie was lame so that when they hit us with the unfathomable ending, it would leave us screaming.
		The THIRD friend at the movie, loudly complaining how the ending was just as contrived as the situations the victims were put in.
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	SAW II movie review
		Horror Thriller movie fans have got to be the most optimistic bunch in the world.
		It almost felt like this movie about a tricky gamester played one last trick on the audience, and that was to give us a stupid ending.
		As in the first SAW, the movie opens with a fresh victim which, in turn, poses a question to the audience.
	www.feoamante.com /Movies/STU/Saw/sawII.html (0 words)

	Saw Movie Review at Hollywood Video
		If these movie psycho's aren't artfully offing their victims through the dictates of the Seven Deadly Sins or frying Ray Liotta's brains to add that certain panache to the dramatic dinner party, they're mutilating corpses with such crafty detail that Martha Stewart would look on proud.
		In James Wan's feature film debut, Saw, we've got another ultra-crafty serial killer on the loose—a guy, or monster, or whatever he is that seems to have found inspiration through the videos of Marilyn Manson and Nine Inch Nails (which makes us think, not so brilliant because that's so very stuck in the '90's).
		As they attempt to figure out just what the heck they're going to do, the movie flashes back to before they were captured, weaving together a story about why they're stuck in such a place and who would do such a thing.
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	Saw Movie Review
		Saw repels you while also putting a choke hold on you, not allowing you even a
		Saw is sick and sadistic, yet Whannell's screenplay and the direction by James Wan
		The two talents behind the movie are names to watch.
	www.killermovies.com /s/saw/reviews/m9v.html (0 words)

	Saw
		Saw boasts an undeniably original premise and clever plot machinations that lift it several notches above the usual slasher film level.
		Saw is a lesson in the redemptive power of a clever ending, how five minutes of inspiration can compensate for an hour and a half of mediocrity.
		Saw has its moments, and most of them are brutal in the extreme, but ultimately it's one tremendous misfire that will either leave you laughing or, possibly, gagging.
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	Saw Movie Review - Saw Movie Trailer - The Boston Globe
		While the new sado-masochistic gross-out flick "Saw" often resembles the ghastliest editions yet of "Fear Factor" and "Survivor" and features some of the grodiest direction this side of "Project Greenlight," it does manage at times to knead your tummy like dough, using real suspense for a rolling pin.
		Most of it is generated from wondering whether the movie will deliver on the promise of one of its posters, which shows a foot severed from its leg.
		So rather than commence with the cutting, "Saw" takes a break, in order for the doctor to treat the photographer to the hunch he has about who might be behind this stunt.
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	Saw Movie Review
		In Saw, Wan throws two unconscious strangers into a large, dimly-lit industrial bathroom, chains their legs to separate pipes on either side of the room, gives them hacksaws, and waits for the fun to start.
		And the only way he can get to Adam is if he saws his own foot off.
		Saw's acting is atrocious, and its scenes involving the police investigation border on being tedious and clichéd.
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	Movie Spoiler for the film - SAW II
		Movie Spoiler for the film - SAW II "While investigating the bloody aftermath of a grizzly murder, Detective Eric Mason has the feeling that it is the work of Jigsaw, the notorious killer who disappeared leaving a trail of bodies - and parts - behind.
		The movie opens up with a guy waking up in a room with nothing in it but a TV and a makeup mirror.
		It's obvious that this is a spring trap similar to what Amanda wore in the first movie and it's set up to enclose his head like an iron maiden.
	www.themoviespoiler.com /Spoilers/saw2.html (0 words)

	Saw 3 the movie (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Wired - glass blower to a ska musician - along with flash animations, maps, and movie clips Motorola, which donated handsets, and 3, a European mobile network, are I never saw it before,” he says with mild astonishment.
		Offers a collection of critics’ reviews for the 2006 movie Saw III that have been compiled to formulate a “fresh” or “rotten” rating.
		The region saw a 5 percent decline in location film activity during the third quarter while TV shoots jumped 15.5 percent during the same period in 2005.
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	Saw II Movie Review - Saw II Movie Trailer - The Boston Globe
		This is the story of eight strangers picked to live in a house, have their lives taped, and find out what happens when people stop being polite and start being real.
		It's that there's little fun in watching a girl fish for a key in a pit of hypodermic needles -- even if she used to be a junkie.
		It approaches suffering with a meaninglessness that must be a luxury for anyone who has never lost anyone, or is incapable of empathizing with someone who has.
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	SPLICEDwire \| "Saw" movie review (2004) "Saw" review, James Wan, Leigh Whannell, Cary Elwes
		Many filmmakers waste time with a useless montage or shots of a cityscape, etc. With the new horror film "Saw," we start exactly when the characters do: we suddenly wake up in a bathtub full of water in a dark room with no memory of how we got there.
		Whannell and Wan originally meant to shoot "Saw" themselves as a low-budget horror pic before they found funding for an A-list cast, and it's a good thing they waited.
		Though it can get grisly at times, and Wan has a predilection for disturbingly fast camera movements during tense moments, this chilling movie is a constantly surprising and extraordinarily tense Halloween treat.
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	Saw - Movie, TV & DVD Forums
		Both were highly innovative and extremely original films, although Saw is much darker than Scream could ever hope to be.
		The philosophical issues Saw raises are of surprising depth.
		I throught Saw was very orginal and somewhat sick movie.
	www.movieweb.com /forums/viewtopic.php?t=5919 (0 words)

	Saw movie,trailer,review,pics,pictures,poster,news,DVD at The Z Review
		The movie follows a series of gruesome deaths (in the style of Seven) orchestrated by a psychopath the police have nicknamed Jigsaw because his calling card is a bloody brand in the shape of a jigsaw puzzle piece left on his victims.
		Saw will be released in the UK on R2 DVD on the 28th February 2005.
		Saw will be released in the US on R1 DVD on the 15th February 2005.
	www.thezreview.co.uk /comingsoon/s/saw.htm (0 words)

	SAW Movie Trilogy » SAW 3 Blood Drive Posters
		To coincide with the release of the SAW movies, lions gate entertainment has been doing blood drives every year as sort of a “lets give back” promotion.
		Ok, I’m sure their motives are not so much for the good of giving blood as they are a pretty sweet promotion for a horror movie.
		Damn, maybe i should have waited and bought these posters instead of the nasty face/tooth version, ah well, who needs a blood drive promotion poster in their movie room anyways.
	www.sawtrilogy.com /2006/08/15/saw-3-blood-drive-posters (0 words)

	Saw - Movie Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The look and feel of the movie properly conveyed the doomed feeling and confusions that the characters were experiencing.
		I recommended this movie to someone and he responded, "I don't watch crap like that." He assumed that this was a piece of crap horror movie with a slasher bad guy sh*tty dialogue and no story.
		This movie probably had next to no budget, but it had the one key element that all movies need, but don't have these days...
	www.alandeleon.com /saw.html (0 words)

	Saw Movie Review by Sasha
		Saw is the greatest horror movie I have seen in sometime.
		But unlike most movies this one ends with a twist that truly takes the true horror movie lover to a different level.
		The first sequel is a personal favorite of mine, because I saw it in a young age and have some sentimental childhood memories attached to it.
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	Amazon.com: Saw II (Widescreen Edition): DVD: Darren Lynn Bousman,Tobin Bell,Shawnee Smith,Donnie Wahlberg,Erik ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Not content to rest on the mayhem he created in the first film, Jigsaw is back kidnapping those he deems unworthy of life, and forcing them to earn their lives back in a series of brutal and bizarre games, where death is all to often the result.
		The twist near the end of the movie is unexpected and clever.
		Saw 2 is more cmplex and more compelling than the firs Saw in my opinion.
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	Saw Posters - Movie
		For those fans of the classic new age horror movie, these posters will add sheer class to your bedroom walls.
		After you find a Saw poster you like, click on that image to see a bigger picture and ordering details.
		Saw Posters - Click the link to find more great classic poster and photos.
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