The \'SAW\' movies...

[freakinacage]

Originally posted by ZaPhOd
Nope. I thought they were trash. I watched about 10 minutes of the third one and couldn\'t finish it. The first was kind of groundbreaking, but as usual, they simply turned to crap (IMHO) very quickly.

i didn\'t see the second but the 3rd was crap. working in a hospital means that gore doesn\'t bother me and i love a bit o\' blood in my films!

 

[Godlikebuthumble]

Orginal gepostet von Ebonbuddha
My wife is the same way. She use to insist onwatchin stuff like that, but she finally gave up. I think it was Signs (M. Night Shyamalan) that did it.

Yeah, that one almost made me give up movies in general...

 

[supervike]

Originally posted by Godlikebuthumble

Orginal gepostet von Ebonbuddha
My wife is the same way. She use to insist onwatchin stuff like that, but she finally gave up. I think it was Signs (M. Night Shyamalan) that did it.

Signs was monumental compared to the crap that was THE LADY IN THE WATER...

wtf was that?

Yeah, that one almost made me give up movies in general...

 

[GreenOne]

I don\'t know about SAW, but I\'ve got to watch a whole half of hostel ( before I simply left the room) and it came to me as simply unpleasant,
it didn\'t do anything for me, just found it ugly...
Bad picture, bad sound, bad acting, simply unpleasant. I wondered why would someone make such a movie... Gore on it\'s own is as inspiring as a butcher shop, to make a good horror movie you need to play with psychology.
House of 1000 corpses and Devil\'s Reject we\'re good movies, I enjoyed watching them, even tough I usually dislike gore and horror.

I personally liked the lady in the water, but it might have been deceiving for people who were expecting something scary. The contrast between the ordinary and the fantastic was interesting