how was saw3?

Answer 1

Saw 3 was the best movie ever. I saw the movie the twice already and i am going to see it again with some of my friends. Its more gory then the first and second one. I love it that it was gory. Theres this part in the moive were a girl is hanging on something that is connected to her rib cage and she had to take it oof before it rips here apart(rips her rip cage apart). So she has so get a key that is in like a cup of acid before the key disolves, so she stuck her hand in the cup but it burned her hand, so she put her hand again and she got the key, and unlocked herself on her neck because she had the a choker thing, but since the thing was connect to her rib cage she could not take it off, so all of a sudden the person that put her in the killing thing (Amanda is the killer), she couldn't do anything to take it off, so she stoped and the timer went off and the thing ripped her rib cage from her body and she died. :)

Answer 2

I would like to start by saying that I am a huge Saw fan, and came into this movie with more hype and enthusiasm than any other movie in my life. Possibly I set the bar too high, leaving it hard for this third installment to complete a legendary trilogy in the horror genre. First of all, I loved the scenario. Very similar to Saw II, Saw III had multiple "games" being carried on at once. Amanda kidnapping Dr. Lynn in order to keep Jigsaw alive, so that he could put Jeff through a series of vicious and gut wrenching events. Events that Jeff alone chooses the outcomes of.

Sequel to sequel, these movies have progressed dramatically. Two ways would be the creativity, and the gore. "We don't pull any punches this year. We start it with a kick in the balls, and end it with a kick in the balls." -Darren Bousman. Traps, weapons, and devices now include chains, bombs, acid, skin rippers, ice, pig guts, guns, and a very creative and sickly disturbing trap called the rack. It is similar to the previous sequel Saw II, but Saw III has even more scenes that will make you cringe or moan in disgust.

Unlike the subpar acting of Saw, this time around it was phenomenal. When more characters were explained, you got a good feel for the decisions they made, and why the story ended up the way it did. Tobin Bell did yet another extraordinary job with his role as Jigsaw, possibly making Jigsaw one of the most deranged and creative villains ever to step foot in a horror movie. Not only were there many fresh faces in Saw III, but some characters made a return. I wouldn't want to spoil it for you, but like Darren said, it kicks you in the balls, I would say pretty hard.

Overall, this movie was great, but for some reason it didn't completely blow me away like Saw and Saw II did. Many stones were left unturned, which always means that there could be yet another sequel, and the ending happened too suddenly. Will there be a Saw IV? Maybe, maybe not. But for now, go see Saw III, possibly the final chapter to one of the greatest horror trilogies ever made.

Answer 3

I liked it...it pulled the other two together more (I know the second one kinda did, but this one really did). However, be warned...this one was more graphically gory than the first two combined (if that's possible).

Answer 4

Basically if you liked all the other Saw movies, it is the same thing, you will like it. I thought Saw I and II was too gruesome for me, too much blood and torture. not scary...just gross.

Answer 5

loved it!!! I would recommend it, watch it. There is blood and there are alot of gory scenes but it a good movie.

Answer 6

don't know...i can't watch a scary movie PERIOD.