Saw VI

[krulmichael]

And the Halo series was a trilogy. The Saw creators will find something similar to Saw to make a movie out of and put the Saw name on it to make more sales.

Never said they wouldn't. Don't shoot the messenger people damn lol.

 

[Primetime]

Never said they wouldn't. Don't shoot the messenger people damn lol.

I wasn't calling you out on anything, just agreeing with you.

 

[Lupe]

Producer Oren Koules confirmed on June 22, 2007 that VI is being made. Authors of the script include Marcus Dunstan and Patrick Melton, as well as Thomas Fenton.[27][28] Saw VI will be directed by Kevin Greutert, the editor on all the Saw films to date,[29] and will be released on October 23, 2009.[30]

Prior to 2009, Tobin Bell stated that he was signed on for a total of five sequels,[31] with Costas Mandylor also being confirmed for another installment in the horror franchise.[32]

In 2009, when discussing the future of the franchise, producer Troy Begnaud stated that if fan reception continued to be positive, the franchise would continue. When asked the specifics, he mentioned a 3D film as a possibility, but had not been officially discussed.[33] Also citing continued fan reception, star Tobin Bell stated that possible seventh and eighth films could be made.[34]

On July 18, 2009 it was reported that the writers of the fourth, fifth, and sixth entries, Marcus Dunstan and Patrick Melton, would return to write a seventh film in the franchise.[35] This was confirmed later in the same month when David Hackl, director of the fifth installment, and producers Mark Burg and Oren Koules were also confirmed to be returning to make the seventh installment.[36] During an event regarding the Dunstan and Melton penned film The Collector, it was confirmed that the 3D sequel will most likely be the seventh film,[37] which is set to be released October 2010, keeping with the franchise releasing a film in that month.[38] On October 14, 2009 franchise producer Mark Burg and Marcus Dunstan, co-writer of films IV, V, and VI, announced that Saw VII will be in 3-D and production is slated to begin in January 2010. In the same interview, "Saw VIII" was confirmed for an October 2011 release

 

[Buzzman]

I swear if they dont show what happened to the doctor im going to be pissed. If they would have only made the 1st one I would be fine not knowing what happened to him, but now that they have made 5 and ruined the original, I just want to know. I heard it was because the guy who played him was mad he didnt get paid and refsed to comeback but now that they payed him hes willing to make a return.

 

[CCBrink]

I swear if they dont show what happened to the doctor im going to be pissed. If they would have only made the 1st one I would be fine not knowing what happened to him, but now that they have made 5 and ruined the original, I just want to know. I heard it was because the guy who played him was mad he didnt get paid and refsed to comeback but now that they payed him hes willing to make a return.

I assume the doctor died in that room.

 

[Buzzman]

if eh died in that room they would have mentioned it at some point or shown his dead body in the hallway where he was crawling in part 2.

 

[LiquidLarry2GhostWF]

Anything has to be better than the so called best horror movie of all time trick r treat, that shit was stupid, I fell asleep half way through so maybe I missed the good parts...

Good movie...very simple, very classic style horror film.

Don't get too many like that, these days. They always need to be psychological "thrill rides" with huge revelations at the end or the gore is intensified by ten...

Trick 'R Treat didn't have any of that...just a straight forward, Tales from the Crypt esque type film...I thought it was good.

 

[krulmichael]

Producer Oren Koules confirmed on June 22, 2007 that VI is being made. Authors of the script include Marcus Dunstan and Patrick Melton, as well as Thomas Fenton.[27][28] Saw VI will be directed by Kevin Greutert, the editor on all the Saw films to date,[29] and will be released on October 23, 2009.[30]

Prior to 2009, Tobin Bell stated that he was signed on for a total of five sequels,[31] with Costas Mandylor also being confirmed for another installment in the horror franchise.[32]

In 2009, when discussing the future of the franchise, producer Troy Begnaud stated that if fan reception continued to be positive, the franchise would continue. When asked the specifics, he mentioned a 3D film as a possibility, but had not been officially discussed.[33] Also citing continued fan reception, star Tobin Bell stated that possible seventh and eighth films could be made.[34]

On July 18, 2009 it was reported that the writers of the fourth, fifth, and sixth entries, Marcus Dunstan and Patrick Melton, would return to write a seventh film in the franchise.[35] This was confirmed later in the same month when David Hackl, director of the fifth installment, and producers Mark Burg and Oren Koules were also confirmed to be returning to make the seventh installment.[36] During an event regarding the Dunstan and Melton penned film The Collector, it was confirmed that the 3D sequel will most likely be the seventh film,[37] which is set to be released October 2010, keeping with the franchise releasing a film in that month.[38] On October 14, 2009 franchise producer Mark Burg and Marcus Dunstan, co-writer of films IV, V, and VI, announced that Saw VII will be in 3-D and production is slated to begin in January 2010. In the same interview, "Saw VIII" was confirmed for an October 2011 release

FML. All that is wrong with the movie industry right there. Just cause a movie is still being received well (and I'd have to imagine it gets lower and lower every year) doesn't mean it needs 20 sequels. *sigh*

 

[Ravin]

I own all 5 movies. Saw 1-2 are the best ones, 3 started the downfall, 4 I totally hated, and 5 I felt could have been Saw 4.5 as it basically was just there to tie up the ends, and the 5 people in the one trap was just there because they needed to add it in to make it seem like a SAW movie. I don't mind them making more movies, but basically SAW is a good example of how story planning was not done, and you can kind of tell they are doing everything on the fly. Because I bet if they knew they would be doing 6-7 films, they wouldn't have killed Jigsaw off so quickly.

 

[krulmichael]

I own all 5 movies. Saw 1-2 are the best ones, 3 started the downfall, 4 I totally hated, and 5 I felt could have been Saw 4.5 as it basically was just there to tie up the ends, and the 5 people in the one trap was just there because they needed to add it in to make it seem like a SAW movie. I don't mind them making more movies, but basically SAW is a good example of how story planning was not done, and you can kind of tell they are doing everything on the fly. Because I bet if they knew they would be doing 6-7 films, they wouldn't have killed Jigsaw off so quickly.

Naturally, all they rely on now are "flashbacks". Kinda fucked themselves over in that department lol.

 

[I LastWish I]

Can't wait to toke and see this.

 

[Apocalypse]

I saw it last night with a bunch of friends, i liked it.
Alot.

 

[RKO BLACK RKO]

i liked Saw VI ALOT. It tied up a lot of loose ends, won't spoil anything in here for those who haven't seen it, 40% of the movie was flash backs BTW ill give it a few days before I start discussion

 

[Champ]

I stopped watching this shit after saw 3. How the fuck are they going to make a 4th after the duded in the 3rd? And dont come at me with he wasnt dead or he came back to life shit because that stupid.

 

[krulmichael]

I stopped watching this shit after saw 3. How the fuck are they going to make a 4th after the duded in the 3rd? And dont come at me with he wasnt dead or he came back to life shit because that stupid.

He didn't...if you haven't read the past few posts in this thread, they rely on flashbacks to still use him.

Liking the two good reviews it gotten from you guys so far, I'll be seeing this shit in about an hour and a half. Must say I'm a little excited.

 

[I LastWish I]

Going to the midnight showing. CANT WAIT

 

[I LastWish I]

worst money i have spent since last year at saw v.

 

[Vinsane]

you mean Saw VI sucked? Surprising,,,,

It "sucks" if you look at it as a sixth installment in a stale series.

It's enjoyable if you take it for what it's worth. A sixth installment in a stale series, that continues a story, ties up loose ends, as well as make new revelations on old characters.

I went and seen it tonight with my wife. And while it didn't "pull me in" like previous installments (Mainly due to my wife's "input" during the film, as well as her constant jumpiness). It did enough for me anyways to make it an enjoyable "saw" experience (not necessarily an enjoyable "movie-going" experience). New traps, new game, new characters, old characters, the continuation of the story, etc.

Again, if you're going to see Saw VI you're going to see a new installment, you're not necessarily going to see a new movie.

 

[Miggy]

I just rewatched 1-3... I love this series, Im going to try to get the teacher to show it in my film class

 

[LiquidLarry2GhostWF]

Eh, I thought it sucked...basically 90 minutes to tell me...

 

Now people know Hoffman is the Jigsaw copycat...Hoffman was finally tested, and passed with flying colors...

Waste of an installment...

I'm done with going to see SAW in the theatres...it was silly of me to go for this one, but I figured I needed to finish it off...waste of money.