The SAW movies

[Dayna]

www.movieweb.com/news/52/12952.php

It has the saw 3 synopsis, I hopes it right.

Jigsaw has disappeared.

With his new apprentice Amanda (Shawnee Smith), the puppet-master behind the cruel, intricate games that have terrified a community and baffled police has once again eluded capture and vanished. While city detectives scramble to locate him, Doctor Lynn Denlon (Bahar Soomekh) is unaware that she is about to become the latest pawn on his vicious chessboard.

One night, after finishing a shift at her hospital, Lynn is kidnapped and taken to an abandoned warehouse where she meets Jigsaw (Tobin Bell), bedridden and on the verge of death. She is told that she must keep the madman alive for as long as it takes Jeff (Angus Macfayden), another of his victims, to complete a game of his own. Racing against the ticking clock of Jigsaw's own heartbeat, Lynn and Jeff struggle to make it through each of their vicious tests, unaware that he has a much bigger plan for both of them...

[greenday]

that sounds amazing...I can't wait...omg...its not fair! why does it have to come in October!? GRRRR ARG....

[Dayna]

Here's a article on a new Jigsaw trap, it sounds sick and awesome!!

jam.canoe.ca/Movies/2006/06/09/1622126.html

There'sa lot more in the article, but this is the 1st few paragraphs.

Deep in the latest warren of deathtraps conceived by murderous mastermind Jigsaw, behind a door painted with the words "here's your chance," the device standing in front of us looks like a crucifix fashioned out of steel beams, clamps, cables, motors and gears. There's blood (or the special effects version thereof) pooled around the base of it, and a few chunks of disturbingly lifelike ersatz flesh.

Arms get strapped in here, feet get wedged in there, head goes inside this clamp contraption. But what are the gears for? When this thing is powered up, won't the gears just rotate the clamps in place and make the victim's ... oh. Okay. Got it.

You know the famous scene in The Exorcist, where Linda Blair's head spins a full 360 degrees? Imagine a contraption that does that to you without the benefit of satanic possession. And to your arms and legs, too, twisting them in their sockets until flesh, muscle and bone rip and snap like wet tree bark.

Jigsaw, you're a sick, sick man. But that's why moviegoers love you so.


I cannot wait!!

[greenday]

oh...my god....that is so good!! *starts temper tanrum* I WANNA SEE IT NOW!!! ahh!! that is awesome...I cant get over that. Thse people are genious!! In a really sick sorta way but thats cool. Thank you for the article...I cant wait!! oh god...

anyways... I made a little Saw I Adam blendy thing...I got bored last night.

[Dayna]

Here's something also to drool over Saw Action figures! Yes! Ihope that they make a Adam/Dr. Gordan one, that would rock.



I want to get the puppet on the tricycle.

[greenday]

omg...I must have them!! haha...thanks for posting. Thats awesome.

[Dayna]

Your welcome, I really want the puppet one, it looks cute. I soooo hope they make an Adam/Gordan one, taht would be awesome! ;D

[Dayna]

I found this on fangoria

fangoria.com/news_article.php?id=6368


Actors Bahar (CRASH) Soomekh and Angus (EQUILIBRIUM) Macfadyen find themselves cast as Jigsaw’s latest victims. The former plays a doctor who must keep the ailing killer (encoring Tobin Bell) alive just long enough to see Macfadyen’s Jeff get out of one of Jigsaw’s fiendish and thought-provoking games. Dina Meyer and Shawnee Smith also make their return to the series which has already grossed over $200 million in worldwide theatrical ticket sales.

“Fans don’t realize how much say they have in this franchise,” says Bousman, sounding rather like a carnival barker luring ticket buyers into his refurbished haunted attraction. “This movie is for them. Last year’s film was a balls-to-the-wall gorefest and it didn’t have too many scares. I believe SAW III has a lot more of what made both previous movies good—we took the best elements of each and combined them. It’s got a lot more scares in it and has so many Easter eggs for the fans to discover. For those who really know the franchise well, they’re going to be blown away by some of the things we did this year.”

As for the gore quotient, Bousman insists on skirting the intricate details, yet he is optimistic that what will make the final cut will be weighted by a healthy dose of realism. “We’ll see what remains. All I can say is SAW III is the real deal and it’s not f’in around. I don’t get disgusted easily; I think the time that happened with a movie was when I watched CANNIBAL HOLOCAUST. There’s one scene in that movie that made me squeamish—and there were about four separate occasions on the [SAW III] shoot that made me want to throw up.” —

Also, I heard that the Saw 3 trailer will be shown on July the 14th with the movie Pulse.I cannot wait ;D

[greenday]

AWESOME THANKYOU!! You think the puppet one is cute?? its kinda scary...anyways...Im DYING to get an Adam one...I dont even know if one exists but I want them to make it!!

[Dayna]

I like the puppet, its cute in a weird way. I know I'm hope they make an Adam one too ;D ;D ;D

Man, sounds like Saw 3 is going to be the best one yet!

[Dayna]

The saw 3 poster!!



and this is a mockup

[Dayna]

I hate double posting but I just found this.

Cinespace Film Studios, is a homecoming of sorts for the monstrously successful horror franchise.

"We shot Saw II here in Toronto, in the same studio, same crew. So by now it's like family, " said Leigh Whannell, co-creator of the Saw franchise with fellow Australian filmmaker James Wan.

"It's another day at the office, breaking people's limbs off, body parts flying everywhere, " Whannell said last week during an interview on set. "It's good times."

The affable Aussie's demeanor belies the unspeakable stuff going on a dozen metres away. Literally unspeakable - access to the set is strictly controlled, and no one's talking about the film's array of deathtraps and plot twists, for fear of spoiling the fun when the film hits theatres this Halloween.

Other than the clampy contraption, all we are shown are the sets for Jigsaw's creepy, mannequin-festooned lair and a decrepit meat packing facility (complete with disemboweled hogs hung from hooks) where much of the film takes place.

Then we're hurried off the set, though we can hear director Darren Lynn Bousman call "action!", followed by the high-pitched whine of a drill. And screaming. That can't be good.

This much we know about Saw III: The terminally ill Jigsaw (Tobin Bell) is determined to play one more sick game with a new group of victims. With the help of his protege (Shawnee Smith), Jigsaw has kidnapped a beautiful young doctor (Bahar Soomekh) to keep him alive while he leads a grieving father (Angus Macfadyen) into a new den of horrors.

The hero's peril is much more than physical, though. Jigsaw's chosen victims are the people responsible for death of Macfadyen's character's son. He can choose to help them escape Jigsaw's devious deathtraps, or sit by and watch them die slowly and very, very painfully.

The grisly shoot is taking an emotional toll on Macfadyen. "When you're doing these things, you think, 'Jesus, these things actually happen for real, there are people who do the most awful things to other people, ' " he said.

"And you go, 'How can you do that? How does someone take someone's head and shove it into a bathtub full of feces and drown them in it?' I just don't get it."

Fans don't seem to care. The first two Saw movies were made on a combined budget of about $6 million US, and took in more than $130 million at the box office, plus tens of millions more on DVD. Bousman, who also helmed the last film, has high hopes for number three.

"I would say the most tame parts of Saw III are (equal to) the most extreme parts of Saw II, " he said.

"It's going to be interesting to see if we get away with half the things we're shooting right now. I'm even offended looking at what I'm shooting at the moment."

I cannot wait!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

[greenday]

THANK YOU SO MUCH DAYNA!! OMG!! ITS GONNA BE SO GOOD!! Thats gonna be awesome... thanks a lot, now Im gonna be hyper all day ;D lol The poster looks great...scary, but great... the movie sounds like its going to be really big and scary. Thats so cool. I cvant wait

[Dayna]

Your very very welcome, its going to be a frightfest and I can't wait!

[greenday]

its going to be a frightning, gorey and all around amazing movie.