Saw VI discussion thread

블라스;16966789 said:
They're making another one?
These people need to be shot.

Where have you been? Saw 6 has been in production since last year. :huh:

Unless you're talking about the rumor of them making a 7th? Because I agree that 7 is REALLY stretching it.
 
Ah, more of the intelligent, constructive criticism I've become accustomed to in SAW threads.;)
 
Well I posted some very interesting news regarding Saw 6 that no one seems to be paying attention to. So it's not like there isn't anything to talk about now.
 
Heard about Hoffman potentially going crazy from another forum, he should have a pretty interesting arc. I'll probably feel rather disappointed if he's still alive at the end of VI. There's really no way it can feel conclusive if he's still out there.

Really disappointed that Julie Benz is returning, she was the main reason I was psyched for SAW V following my disappointment after the fourth film, it'll be great to see Tobin, Shawnee, and Costas all with major roles in the same film though.
 
Here's some more Saw VI news.

SAW VI puts emphasis on returning to the franchise's roots especially concerning the traps. "I think in SAW IV and V, we kind of got into these bigger room traps with a lot more people," Jim Murray elaborates. "Everything got so big and you have to ask yourself 'how the hell does this guy with cancer able to pull all of this stuff off?' I think the traps in SAW VI go back home to what the traps were. It's more personal. It's about you and the trap." Kevin Greutert promises a nice balance of intimate and "gargantuan" traps. "There's quite a range of stuff going on in the most awful parts in this film. There are some elements that are the most grandiose anyone will have ever seen in a SAW film." The series' Director of Photography, David Armstrong, who just recently announcing this will be his final SAW gig, enthusiastically teases that "the traps are visually stunning." He contunues revealing one of the new "rooms" in SAW VI. "There is a Carousel Room. It's very carnival, playground-like. It's just nasty. [There are] spinning red lights in there. It's really overwhelming to walk in and look at because everything is spinning," also revealing yet another room called the "Steam Room," one of the cooler traps in SAW. "Also, there's one place called the Steam Room that's probably the best looking SAW trap of them all. It's big and expensive. It's got furnaces, fires and steam. It's muti-leveled. The most complex Saw. We had techno cranes flying through. It was pretty amazing."


One of the stronger aspects of SAW has always been the complexity of its characters. With every installment, another layer is exposed. Nothing is ever what it seems. When questioned about the potential difficulty of being lost in the ever-twisting plot, Tobin Bell aka John Kramer aka Jigsaw simply asks a lot of questions and attempts to come up with as many answers as possible. "Try to fill it in your mind about its logic, credibility and purpose. Frankly, I think that's a lot like John Kramer. He is detailed-oriented. There is no end to its depth." Costas Mandylor playing Detective Mark Hoffman uses the fear of disappointing the fans as a major motivation. "I met them (fans) at a convention and they are really clever. It's like having a coach that keeps you on the edge of your seat or otherwise your going to be benched and you don't want to be benched." Betsy Russell, who plays John's wife, Jill couldn't have said it more simply, "(You) always have to keep thinking, stay on top of it or you'll get lost".


When asked about their characters' present state, Betsy promises we will see a lot more of Jill this time around plus what's inside the box from SAW V. "You find out a little more about if Jill is good or evil. Pretty much you'll know (in SAW VI). I don't know if it was ever answered in the previous ones if I knew he was a killer. We will find out in this one that I do know that about him. We have an amazing love affair and I have a reason to be with him. She is definitely in the present main plot, as well as, flashbacks with more backstory to answer more questions." As for the present story's antagonist, Mark Hoffman, Costas feels "the maturity of Tobin's character shows the rough edges Hoffman is still showing. (Hoffman) sort of torn of becoming a mad man or becoming a guy that's more composed, coming from a pure place like Jigsaw. That's my character's dilemma; does he go ****ing crazy or follow the rules of the boss?"

Kevin Greutert, who was also the editor for all of the previous installments, believes SAW VI will be a great character drama that settles a lot of issues of the series, as well as, a lot of completion to the line of Jigsaw's overall intent. "To me, (SAW VI) has finality to it and that's something I've always wanted to see in the series. Obviously, there was finality to SAW III but to me; this is the end of a second trilogy". Kevin elaborates, "we have a lot more characters than we ever had in a SAW movie. A lot of new faces and obviously, we had to be true to previous stories. I didn't want any violations of logic and chronology."
thats good, hopefully Saw VI answers all the missing potholes and questions, and end the series once and for all
 
Lionsgate also confirmed on the film's official website that the teaser-trailer would debut on July 23, 2009.
 
poster looks good, cant wait for the teaser

btw im sadden that their might be a 7th saw movie, i wish they end it this year
 
poster looks good, cant wait for the teaser

btw im sadden that their might be a 7th saw movie, i wish they end it this year

I do agree. In my opinion they could've ended this at three for a while and just let the franchise rest before returning to it. I am really looking forward to this but I just hope this is the last for a while.

Hopefully they close up more loose ends in this film and the directors make it to where a 7th or 8th film can't be made.
 
I do agree. In my opinion they could've ended this at three for a while and just let the franchise rest before returning to it. I am really looking forward to this but I just hope this is the last for a while.

Hopefully they close up more loose ends in this film and the directors make it to where a 7th or 8th film can't be made.

i agree. i didnt think this series would still be going on. but if they go past 7..because ive heard the 7th IS happening..its just gonna get old. i hated the 5th film. its already kinda getting old..and we arent up to 7 yet. ive been a SAW fan since #1 and have liked all of them..except #5. but man..it needs to come to an end sometime.
 
I can't see the damn motion poster in any browser I use, even after disabling all ad-filters, and my flash/java is up to date. :csad:
 
I can't see the damn motion poster in any browser I use, even after disabling all ad-filters, and my flash/java is up to date. :csad:

honestly, its not TOO exciting :P dont get me wrong, it was cool. but nothing overwhelming
 
There's also a new poster coming in a few days, not a motion one, the official theatrical one.

I don't mind it going up to 9, I rather like the idea of a trilogy trilogy...I wish that VII-VIX had a new writing team though. It'd give each trilogy a sense of continuity to its own having Whannell write 1-III, Dunstan and Melton do IV-VI, and someone new do VII-VIX.

I like the motion poster, it could use more definition to John's face though, not as good as the same idea from Hannibal with the shape of his face made by the pigeons.
 
i really would have enjoyed knowing that these movies would end at 6. i'm such a big saw fan and even tho i would love to see a 7 and 8 (please no more past that) i can't help but think past 6 these films will just wither up and fade away. i would hate to see them turned into mindless garbage just for the sake of it. i'm all for the traps, and the stories are intriguing but at this point i really don't know how much they can really do seeing as how jigsaw died (technically) at the end of the 4th film. amanda died, and i have my doubts hoffman will make it out of this movie alive so theres no more apprentices. and if they somehow decided to create a new apprentice...it will just make the films suffer in the form of originality...but if they somehow blow my mind them i'm all for it
 
I honestly believe there's one major loose end they need to tie up and we all know who that involves.

There has to be one more apprentice or maybe not an apprentice but someone who was/is working for Jigsaw unwillingly. Perhaps it all comes full circle with this film and I sincerely hope it does. I can't see this going to 7 or 8 as the audience is growing tired of the films, the storyline is running thin, and characters are getting killed off.

But if they blow my mind with the story in the sixth film and finish it with a killer twist then I'm all for it.

But this honestly needs to be the last film. If a 7th of 8th is made I can't see them going to theatres honestly.
 
I honestly believe there's one major loose end they need to tie up and we all know who that involves.

There has to be one more apprentice or maybe not an apprentice but someone who was/is working for Jigsaw unwillingly. Perhaps it all comes full circle with this film and I sincerely hope it does. I can't see this going to 7 or 8 as the audience is growing tired of the films, the storyline is running thin, and characters are getting killed off.

But if they blow my mind with the story in the sixth film and finish it with a killer twist then I'm all for it.

But this honestly needs to be the last film. If a 7th of 8th is made I can't see them going to theatres honestly.

I 100% agree with you.
 
I like the motion poster, it's pretty creative. Also that his legacy is spreading is an interesting concept. I do really hope this is the last, though. I just can't see how they can justify another film after this, with everyone literally dead. If they do get around to VII, I'll honestly probably see it, but I doubt it'll be good.
 
the motion poster makes me think that people might be imitating his works or starting to see him as a hero or something. "His disease is spreading" or something like that.
 
I like the motion poster, it's pretty creative. Also that his legacy is spreading is an interesting concept. I do really hope this is the last, though. I just can't see how they can justify another film after this, with everyone literally dead. If they do get around to VII, I'll honestly probably see it, but I doubt it'll be good.

Yeah, I completely agree with you. They better close this thing out. I was all for 6 films, but that's it. I want an end.

The poster is very cool. I've never seen anything like it and I'm glad it's something different than previous posters.
 
Yeah, I completely agree with you. They better close this thing out. I was all for 6 films, but that's it. I want an end.

The poster is very cool. I've never seen anything like it and I'm glad it's something different than previous posters.

I have high hopes for this. But I have a feeling that they're not going to finish it and they'll leave it open. I don't mind them leaving it open unless it's one of those endings where it can just rest for a while.

It's a long shot. However, I sincerely hope they reveal what happened with Gordon or the ending brings everything full circle. It would be interesting if the ending has Hoffman thinking he has gotten away. Only for him to be knocked out/kidnapped and locked in the bathroom where it all began.

As a figure with an artificial leg comes into the picture he says "Game over" and shuts the door.

Although my friend at work has a theory about Strahm. He said he doesn't believe Strahm is dead and the walls stopped before they completely crushed him.
 

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