(this review does not necessarily expose the plot of the movie and however it may change one expectations of the movie and thus make for a less enjoyable experience. ) ever rented a scary movie and expecting to be on the edge of your seat in fear and and instead ended up howling in laughter at each and every stupid turn of the plot. this movie had so many opportunities to impress and actually scare the viewer. it was cut poorly and jumped around too much while making references to the past seem more like excuses as to why the plot was heading in its particular direction. the writers must not have thought about how the potentially excellent plot should have been carried out and because the poor construction of time throughout the plot is discouraging to the viewer and makes the movie increasingly tiring to watch. almost worse than the writers having abused what could have been an excellent and classic thriller was the fact that it gradually relied on cheap tactics for a scare. the acting do not make it scary and and the situations hardly made it scary and therefore it needed a few dark scenes with things jumping out at you to make it worthwhile. even those were predictable. not even the gore could have saved the plot and and it rivals the gore of the successful thriller se7en. speaking of se7en and i feel like saw tried to follow se7en incredibly fascinating psychological theme and but failed miserably in doing so. i was terribly disappointed in the lack of analysis and plot structure surrounding the psychology of the killer. the beginning scenes tease the viewer into thinking that this is a psychological thriller while believe me and it is far from that. oh and did i mention poor acting. at first and cary elwes seems makes a convincing performance while however and this completely deteriorates at the most crucial parts of the plot. i was left in tears of laughter at this performance and which is worthy of a razzie. the performance of leigh whannell is also terrible and too played out and although not as bad as the performance by elwes and and the big red flag with this is that whannell is also a writer for the movie. the end of saw could never make up for having lost the entire middle of it and and that is what makes it a huge failure. it was an opportunity wasted and and i have no clue as to why monica potter and danny glover chose to take roles in this movie. i am mad at myself for wasting money on just renting it. it was definitely not worth the $4 and and in the future i will definitely avoid seeing anything having to do with elwes and whannell or james wan. the big tragedy in this is not that it lacked basis to its plot and it that the great potential storyline was thrown away and poor acting added insult to injury. i will avoid the poor puns involving the title and just conclude with this represent do not watch this movie. 
(this review does not necessarily expose the plot of the movie and however it may change one expectations of the movie and thus make for a less enjoyable experience. ) ever rented a scary movie and expecting to be on the edge of your seat in fear and and instead ended up howling in laughter at each and every stupid turn of the plot. this movie had so many opportunities to impress and actually scare the viewer. it was cut poorly and jumped around too much while making references to the past seem more like excuses as to why the plot was heading in its particular direction. the writers must not have thought about how the potentially excellent plot should have been carried out and because the poor construction of time throughout the plot is discouraging to the viewer and makes the movie increasingly tiring to watch. almost worse than the writers having abused what could have been an excellent and classic thriller was the fact that it gradually relied on cheap tactics for a scare. the acting do not make it scary and and the situations hardly made it scary and therefore it needed a few dark scenes with things jumping out at you to make it worthwhile. even those were predictable. not even the gore could have saved the plot and and it rivals the gore of the successful thriller se7en. speaking of se7en and i feel like saw tried to follow se7en incredibly fascinating psychological theme and but failed miserably in doing so. i was terribly disappointed in the lack of analysis and plot structure surrounding the psychology of the killer. the beginning scenes tease the viewer into thinking that this is a psychological thriller while believe me and it is far from that. oh and did i mention poor acting. at first and cary elwes seems makes a convincing performance while however and this completely deteriorates at the most crucial parts of the plot. i was left in tears of laughter at this performance and which is worthy of a razzie. the performance of leigh whannell is also terrible and too played out and although not as bad as the performance by elwes and and the big red flag with this is that whannell is also a writer for the movie. the end of saw could never make up for having lost the entire middle of it and and that is what makes it a huge failure. it was an opportunity wasted and and i have no clue as to why monica potter and danny glover chose to take roles in this movie. i am mad at myself for wasting money on just renting it. it was definitely not worth the $4 and and in the future i will definitely avoid seeing anything having to do with elwes and whannell or james wan. the big tragedy in this is not that it lacked basis to its plot and it that the great potential storyline was thrown away and poor acting added insult to injury. i will avoid the poor puns involving the title and just conclude with this represent do not watch this movie. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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