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 aronnyc
on Nov 16 2008, 11:08:15 PM writes:
I'd be hip for this if they'd consider novel ways of filming it: e.g. animated/anime version, musical, parody, and so on. I'm not even kidding about the musical version. |
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 g1ng3rsnap9ed
on Nov 16 2008, 8:24:20 PM writes:
Ehh,after 3 years of hating on this franchise I can say that I don't care anymore.Make them,cash in on ur fans,wtf ever, as long as I get to pretend that they don't exist and do not go see them I'm content.
To see part 6 flop hardcore at the b.o. would be spectacular tho. :) |
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 pagoda8
on Nov 16 2008, 7:39:43 AM writes:
I liked the first couple...just haven't seen any of the others, they seem like a fun (cheesy) tradition to go to the movies on Halloween & if they continue to make $$$, why not keep making them? Great point by Lucas.."If you don't like them just don't go see them." If we let all the other crappy movies made actually bother us I am sure we would all be pretty darn miserable. |
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 Jaybro7
on Nov 16 2008, 2:50:08 AM writes:
Hey, thanks for the spoilers, whoever it was that posted their Saw 1-10 plan. I have yet to see 5 so you def spoiled somethin there for me.
Anywhoo, I love this franchise, always have. Ive said it tons of times before and I will say it once again.
the continuity between all the installments is crazy cool and almost flawless. Each entry is linked in some way to the previous ones, the timelines for each one are all intertwined and I really think they've done an amazing job with the writing. Sure, the acting isn't stellar, and there have been some installments that lack substance that others have had, but, considering the writers have been different on some of the scripts but still have great continuity I think just shows how strong the overall storyline through the 6 films is. It definitely is proof that they had a clear story arch to tell for 6 films and I think the series does a great job.
Every Halloween I go (this was the first year I missed it) and it's become a fun tradition for me. I wasnt old enough in the 80's to have a horror franchise I could go see every year/every other year so I enjoy Saw.
As long as they have a story to tell and there is money to make, then count me in. |
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 Nvrnding
on Nov 16 2008, 2:40:15 AM writes:
QUICK NOTE....
they said last year, when part 4 came out, that they had always had 6 movies in mind when they started this frachise, and that they have no intentions of going past that, so, the fact that there's another one coming out shouldn't really suprise anyone. |
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psykohurricane
on Nov 15 2008, 5:44:28 PM writes:
I'm just tired of this franchise and i really thought that with the mediocre take at the box-office that the franchise was dead but it doesn't look like it. So i'm going to have to find a way to see this movie for free like i did the last 2 installment |
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jluckhurst41
on Nov 15 2008, 5:43:26 PM writes:
FUTUTRE OF SAW
actually caught the fifth installment at the cinema earlier tonight. thought the first one was great, 2nd and 3rd were ok. WARNING SPOILER lost interest after 3rd seeing as how jigsaw died and all and now there's too much flashback to keep my mind on top of it all (i know, not much to brag about). 4th and now 5th were unnecessary. they should have concluded at the end of the 3rd and kept it as a trilogy.
if it is true that tobin bell is only signed on for 6 films, my best guess is that they'll stop the tradition there regarding releasing one every halloween. but expect them to probably sign up a few nobodies and release another three or so installments direct-to-DVD after that. |
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Henry Lee Lucas
on Nov 15 2008, 1:01:49 PM writes:
hey. everyone.
just dont go see them. |
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 muttly69
on Nov 15 2008, 9:29:58 AM writes:
SO....
a new Saw will be coming out every year until 2012? |
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avoidz
on Nov 15 2008, 8:34:13 AM writes:
I guess, never underestimate the appeal of gorno. For those who love this shit, unlimited Saw movies is a (bloody) wet dream come true. |
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Rather than worrying about the speculation that builds every year around whether another SAW film will be released, Lionsgate recently announced that they'll be making SAW films for the foreseeable future. That's right, we'll be getting a SAW film every year until the end of time. Lionsgate realizes the popularity of the franchise isn't about to dwindle anytime soon so there's absolutely no reason to stop making them. Maybe in twenty or so years people will get a little annoyed by morality-based torture traps every Haloween but even then, it'll still make a killing on DVD. Alright, so they didn't really announce that. What they really announced was that SAW VI will be released on October 23rd of next year but at this rate, "till the end of time" isn't far off. As the box office numbers show, the franchise is really popular so they'll probably realistically go for at least three more movies. What do you guys think?
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