Saw 3D was shot entirely in RealD 3D, using the SI-3D digital camera system, rather than filming on set traditionally and later transferring the footage to 3D.
For the many who complain about why the blood is pink in #Saw3D - it had to be re-coloured to a pink hue for the 3D conversion otherwise it would have looked too dark in the final movie if they've kept it a vivid red.
Saw 3D on DVD isn't in 3D at all, infact the title of the film on the DVD is just 'Saw: The Final Chapter', so yes it will look perfectly fine on a regular TV. The 3D version of the film is only on Blu Ray by the looks of it, where the case says 'Saw 3D: The Final Chapter', and is playable in both 2D and 3D.
The acting in this one is some of the worst I've EVER seen. -Because it was made in 3D, the graphics are cheesy and the gore effects are all pinkish and over-the-top. The last bastion of reason to watch a Saw film (those brutal trap scenes) are effectively ruined by the 3D.
Saw 3D was shot entirely in RealD 3D, using the SI-3D digital camera system, rather than filming on set traditionally and later transferring the footage to 3D.
The film has a lot of psychological torture rather than physical torture. A man is forced to saw off his own foot, a woman is forced to dig through the stomach of a man for a key, and a man has his head smashed with a toilet tank.
Dr. Gordon takes the hacksaw away at the last moment before closing the door, preventing Hoffman from escaping the same way he did, leaving him to die. As he seals Hoffman inside what will become his tomb, Dr. Gordon tells him "Game Over."
Gordon wisely cauterized his wound on a steam pipe and was later found by Jigsaw. Jigsaw helped him and accepted Gordon as one of his accomplices. Not only did he survive, he lived through the rest of the series, and became a trusted member of Jigsaw's team.
Bobby is forced to watch in horror as Joyce is incinerated. It is not established in the movie as to what became of Bobby afterwards, although the official Saw 3D website states (along with Saw 3D Director Kevin Greturt) that he is still alive.
Any film that focuses on religion is bound to cause controversy, and Martin Scorsese's The Last Temptation of Christ can claim to be the most banned movie in the world. The film stars Willem Dafoe as Jesus Christ and follows his life and the many temptations he faces in his journey.
Pink blood or spotting can occur when period blood mixes with cervical fluid. Using hormonal birth control can lower estrogen levels in the body, which can lead to a lighter flow with a pinkish hue during periods.
Despite her screams, her father is unable to see it, leaving Bev (and the Losers Club, depending on the version of the story) to clean it all up. And so the blood becomes a representation of the fear of her impending womanhood. To put it bluntly, the blood Bev sees is period blood.
Despite his weakened state, Adam desperately tried to fight her off. However, he couldn't overcome Amanda. In his death throes, his head hit on the toilet seat which ultimately caused him to lose consciousness and presumably die. (Saw III) This is the last time we see Adam Stanheight alive in any film.
"Spiral" is arguably the least gory "Saw" of them all, with the franchise going in a more cop-movie direction. It still has a taste for carnage, though: A police officer known for lying on the witness stand is chained up by his tongue in a busy subway tunnel and the only way to escape is to let gravity take the wheel.
Saw XI is the eleventh entry in the long-running horror-mystery franchise, which centers on the legacy of the serial killer known as Jigsaw. It was announced shortly after Saw X's box-office run. Minimal details on the film exist other than Lionsgate confirming the franchise will continue and return in 2024.
There, they apprehend John Kramer, the Jigsaw Killer, who indicates computer monitors showing eight people trapped in a house, including his only known survivor Amanda, Matthews's son Daniel, and six other victims: Xavier, Jonas, Laura, Addison, Obi, and Gus.
Outside, Hoffman delivers Corbett, the kidnapped daughter of Jeff, to the police and claims they are the only survivors. Strahm, having survived the trap by performing a tracheotomy with his pen, is brought out alive as well, much to Hoffman's shock. Hoffman is promoted and credited with closing the Jigsaw case.
The Saw franchise has been criticized harshly for its extreme use of gore and violence. Many critics have dismissed the movies as torture porn, designed purely for shock and revulsion.
Saw 2 is just as scary and suspenseful as the original. The death traps are very creative and some of the twists are unpredictable. The original Saw was a very suspenseful film that actually terrified its audience. The sequel is more or less the same except its much bloodier.
Some will be extremely disturbed and this movie is not for the faint of heard. If your kid is asking to see the movie and already knows what they are signing up for, it's probably fine if they are 15 or older. However, if you are planning on showing it to them, make sure they know what they are getting into.
