Saw, the movie

[guster girl]

Anyone seen this yet? I thought the movie was great, pretty scary (kind of along the same lines as "Seven"). But, I didn't think Cary Elwes did a good job acting AT ALL. Overall, I thought the film was good, it scared me in more places than a movie has in a long time. I put it in the Dog House just because it's pretty disturbing.

[christa]

We saw Saw (he he he) on Saturday. It was so gross, very disturbing, loved the twists and turns . . . I completely agree with you, not the best acting I've seen. But . . . I think the twists made up for the acting, LOL. Never expected that ending!

[ramanth]

Haven't seen Saw or The Grudge. My sister had nightmares three nights in a row after seein The Grudge.

[dukedogsmom]

Originally posted by ramanth
My sister had nightmares three nights in a row after seein The Grudge.

Woo hoo! That means I'll have to go see it. Sorry about your sister, though.

[talia22]

I also went to see SAW and yes i loved it i really liked the twists but the acting was sooo bad on Careys part... i dont want to give away the ending but it was so bad i started to think it was on purspose...that was untill you realize whats really going on

[guster girl]

I thought Cary Elwes did fine up til he had to show emotion. Ha. It was so bad, I really liked the actor that played Adam. At first I didn't, just because his acting is really not the best, either, but, I think he did great deeper into the film. He cowrote it, too, which I thought was cool.

[LKPike]

lol to be honest, my boyfriend and I are planning on watching it this weekend in theatres and we've both agreed that I'm gonna get very drunk BEFORE we go watch it. because when I'm drunk the world could be crashing and I'd be sitting here giggling away :-p lol (we got this brilliant idea cause we just recently saw grudge which was rated PG13 and I was laughing at the front of theatre and yelling that it was a kiddie movie and well... after seeing it... I constantly look up the stairs to make sure that bloody b*tch isnt coming after me!)

[CathyBogart]

*shudder* I don't do scary movies.

[ramanth]

Originally posted by dukedogsmom
Woo hoo! That means I'll have to go see it. Sorry about your sister, though.

LOL! No worries. I said the same thing when mom told me. I'm such a mean big sister.

[jazzzytina]

I'm terribly curious about how it ends, but could never go see it because of the gore. Can someone PM me the ending? Or who the killer turns out to be? Thanks.

[GoldenRetrLuver]

I'm probably seeing it this weekend. It looks scary, but I love scary movies!

[dogs_4_me]

I'm hoping to see it this weekend, I love scary movies!

[dappledoxie]

I watched Saw, my boyfriend thought it would be great, but then he hated it, I was so surprised, he really was excited about seeing it. I thought it was pretty good. He liked The Grudge alot better, I liked it too except the little boy just really freaked me out, ugh.... -shudder-

[Nomilynn]

Originally posted by LKPike
lol to be honest, my boyfriend and I are planning on watching it this weekend in theatres and we've both agreed that I'm gonna get very drunk BEFORE we go watch it.

This makes me horribly sad. If you can't enjoy a movie sober perhaps you shouldn't see it. And according to your profile, if you are in the states now, you are way under the legal age.

[leslie]

that's so odd! the first thing I did was check your profile LKPike (age is young as above stated) because I did want to know the the skivvies on the movie (got it, not for me). Point is, If your boyfriend wants you drunk and yelling in the movie theater, and you follow suit, you are not an adult. Or, you are an adult but... that is not a mature way to behave in public.
Sorry to say all this here but...