Year: 2010 Genre: Horror
Country: USA
Format: 3D
Duration: 90 minutes
Address : Kevin Greutert
English title: The game of fear 3D: Chapter
final
"While a battle is being waged against the brutal legacy of Jigsaw, a surviving group meets to seek support from self-help guru and fellow survivor Bobby Dagen, a man whose own dark secrets will unleash a new wave of terror. "
When in 2003 the young director James Wan , along with writer Leigh Whannell , conceived the Saw short, it may not would imagine that a year later when adapted to the big screen movie quickly became a worldwide success becoming one of the most profitable franchises in the world of horror by creating iconic characters as Jigsaw and with it the genre of pornotortura both used in those times where Saw was a standard in horror films those years.
After six deliveries where the film's story came to be stretched to the absolute limits creating a whole mythology, the legend ends with the seventh part in 3D and thus closing once and for all the circle begun in 2004 with a descenlase that will delight everyone, some of us giving us a strong taste bitter taste in the mouth, after all, much as he criticizes
Saw accomplished what no other horror film might become, for seven years to keep the same storyline.
What I like about the entire Saw franchise addition to their gore of course, is that for many years managed to keep half the world in suspense for Jigsaw's actions and the consequences that had each of his protagonists decisions undoubtedly an achievement in a horror movie as it is not so distorted and ridiculous mockery of history during their seven installments, showing at the end of a saga that had plenty of material to be cut, that is why with this seventh installment in the expectations were very high as it was end to one of the longest running sagas of the film, everyone expected a epic final that did not appear.
3D Saw immediately transports us where we left the previous game, yes, but not before revealing one of the mysteries that was born from the first delivery and it would be a fundamental pillar for the development and end of this last part. In this latest installment comes back the same team that developed the previous director
Kevin Greutert , who after being forced to abandon the leadership of
Paranormal Activity 2 returns to put an end to the saga begun by James Wan
, along with duoo Writers: Patrick Melton
and
Marcus Dunstan who took the course of the series after the fourth delivery to give us a movie with a scheme as above.
If Saw VI the story unfolded in an abandoned zoo in 3D Saw
see how the story unfolds in a psychiatric hospital, with a plot very similar to the previous one, this time subject proof is a guru, Bobby
Dagen, who allegedly survived one of Jigsaw's traps in the past and who is turning her pain and the other in a machine to be fortunes, is why through testing have to redefine their prioiridades and find himself to see if you have what it takes to be a survivor. But that's not all, because as it became customary in the saga, the story of the subjects Proofs, in this case the subject, will be mixed by police investigations, flashbacks and plot, the fight between the detective Hoffman and Jill.
New traps, zero meaning One of the things I liked about Saw
saga was that the gore was "justified" and that many of the traps had a unique meaning and it was brilliantly planned for each character, traps were left behind as
La Silla knives or needles
's Nest, to give way to cheat without any meaning or morals that they were only there for the sheer brilliance of gore and 3D, but that does not stop being so bright and stressful, the single scene chain reaction of car or the ultimate test of Bobby just put me to tremble for a few seconds, and that is something he can do Greutert, turning every scene into a spectacle of blood and tension completely eliminating those sudden camera movements to both gala saga.
With a change of scenery like this release, the abandoned mental hospital, expected to see traps twisted and gloomy scenarios, but they decided to stage show for anything serious and frightening, all lights work and the scenery so overwhelming that I think Kevin in the sixth disappear completely in this installment, making 3D Saw have a realistic atmosphere.
's legacy comes to an end 3D Saw is full disclosure Jigsaw plan, plan supposedly surprise more than one, but at the climax of the film fades quickly. Since the beginning of the film will see where it is delivered, everything is so predictable that in the end the big surprise because no major impact, and the twist in this story are coming, sometimes felt like Saw 3D reached be pathetic, ends the story of how everything seems to be stuck to the force and although everything seems to make sense in the end it feels like things left undone and tremendous gaps in the plot that will continue going round and round the heads of thousands of fans.
A chapter end as he needed at least the excitement and tension were shaped by his characters, while Costas Mandylor (Hoffman) Hoffman does shine as throughout the film, Betsy Russell (Jill) fails in the least the audience to connect with her, poor enough scenes and some really exaggerated reactions and interpretation, which eventually shut down any tension. Moreover although Sean Patrick Flanery (Bobby) seems to be just a puppet achieves the most believable moments throughout the film, achieving a fairly shocking final scene.
Although he died in the third part, Saw the story revolves around Jigsaw and his deadly games and how to glide around in a fairly intelligent, which is why fans of the series we were hopeful that the magnificent Tobin Bell had a pretty decent cameo to end all his legacy, but its share was reduced by only five minutes were great but are not sufficient to dismiss a large. On the other hand, the intervention Cary Elwes as Dr. Gordon is the best of the film, his participation becomes quite predictable.
3D Saw was seen as the permanent closure of a saga that has more than 6 years dragging them to the movies to see each of the deliveries, but this ending leaves much to be desired and grew so much hype in what was practically devour the expectations, expected surprises, interventions that will leave you with my mouth open but in the end after many laps they could not give him the farewell he deserved one of the most profitable films of the horror scene. It was a legend and with it the hope that he was coming in the previous delivery. Saw a shame that 3D is reduced to only blood and a written history of the race.
Rating: 4.0/10
