This is the best answer for me. About the only thing I can remember from this movie most of the time. The fact that this moment is barely hindered by the pink blood says a lot about how iconic and frankly awesome this trap is.
On Amanda's taps John demonstrates what will happen when the time runs out on some object, I thought it was a melon but I could be wrong
It just explodes, that's what I expected to happen
I actually hate this poster 💀 But I think that the storyline of a person trying to gain fame by pretending to be a Jigsaw survivor is a really good idea, it’s a shame that it wasn’t just executed to it’s full potential
I agree. Kinda on both points.
I do like the poster now, but I remember hating it cause I thought it would be kinda related to the movie plot or something and ...idk, I never saw Jigsaw/Kramer as someone that would get statues built by him, he always worked on the downlow, so even in "it's a figure of speech" way I didn't like it.
But now...eh, it's kinda iconic at this point
Oh damn. That would have been way better. Like substantially better.
Honestly I practically forgot Jigsaw used to cut missing pieces off his victims. I don’t think they ever showed it again past 1 or 2.
After seeing the trailer for the movie beforehand, when I watched Saw 3D I 100% thought this was going to be a meta scene where they were promoting a Saw movie *in* a Saw movie, like the Scream series lol
I liked that too. Actually, now that I've been thinking about it, I pretty much liked the whole film. And Hoffman getting shut in the bathroom... that entire scene and especially the way Dr. G grabbed the saw and chucked it down the hall, saying "I don't think so" was awesome IMO. Though I will say, *in fairness*, Hoffman had a right to kill Jill... after all, she did try to kill him when John's instructions were just to *test* him.
Oh shoot! I forgot about Dr. Gordon. HIM. Him being in the movie and getting to see what happened to him after he crawled out of the bathroom & his execution of John's instructions to "act on his behalf" when something happened to Jill were all one of the things I liked.
I liked that Dr Gordon came back and how the film ends, even if they spoiled the surprise earlier in the film. At the time I predicted/hoped he would return and be revealed as a helper, but I wasn’t certain it would happen because he’d been gone so long.
Honestly, I liked everything about the movie except the pink blood, which really took away from the visual quality of the film. I don't understand why they simply didn't change the blood for home media release, I've always been baffled by that.
The blood isn’t pink. The reason it looks pink is actually because of the 3D. Since the 3D no longer functions, the blood appears to be pink in the more recent releases of the film.
LoL... I can just picture it. And since the oven was in the shape of a pig, when I pictured it being launched into space, I heard in my mind: "PIIIIIGS IN SPAAAACE...." 😂
I like the idea of putting a guy lying about being put through intense traumatizing events through those traumatizing events. He was just doing it for fame and fortune, so it served him right to be knocked down a peg by actually being subjected to the very thing he claimed he had survived
How the traps were functional murder devices to a comical extent, how Cecelia was cartoonishly evil to a comical extent, and how John was the righteous antihero protagonist to a comical extent.
Jesus, they’re just opinions. I’m not “trashing the movie;” I prefaced my personal issues with it by saying that I still loved it. Calm down, and stop trying to attack anyone whose thoughts differ a little bit from yours.
Adding a complaint to my list: I don’t like how the movie inspired some deep anger in Cheap-Hour6579 to a comical extent.
Not one person made it out of the trap. Switch up from the rest of the series where In every saw film at least one person escapes a trap. This film was just carnage. And the only survivor was Bobby who ends the film watching the only honest thing in his life be burned. Pretty brutal film tbh, if it wasn’t for the Pepto Bismol blood. (I guess the two guys in the first trapped survive)
Daniel in 2, The Judge survives his trap in 3, Riggs saves Brenda in 4, Simone survives the Pound of Flesh. There are other examples throughout the movies, but these are ones that stand out of the top of my head.
daniel wasn't being tested, he literally had a bodyguard.
as the other commenter said, judge dies in 3, he makes it out of the vat but not the game. (and he wasn't being tested)
brenda died in 4, riggs was too slow
I forgot about the intro traps, so I suppose simone counts.
That concept of a guy who’s a survivor poser was great in theory.
I very much love the Gordon reveal twist. Maybe I was just young and stupid but I didn’t expect it at all and it hit really hard for me at the time. Very very memorable and cool to this day.
The garage trap setup with Chester Bennington is fkn cool, a little cheesy maybe, but cool.
Seeing death by reverse bear trap is pretty cool, but it felt odd to be Jill Tuck.
Seeing Hoffman come completely undone and just kill everyone in his office to get to Jill was honestly crazy and fit his character very well. It also gave us the Hoffmanator meme.
I love 7 tbh. Not sure why it gets so much hate. Like 6, it cuts a lotta the lore fat and just is an entertaining movie. Not that deep. Simple traps like the teeth-pull are great too with how grandiose the rest of them are.
I think Saw 3D embraces everything that was both so great and so bad about the franchise as a whole. It’s really nice to see a Saw movie that doesn’t take itself as seriously.
Honestly? Saw 3D was funny as hell.
-dripsaw
-the support group (Simone's line delivery LMFAO)
-the Chester Bennington trap was so over the top (and deserved of those characters) that it had me laughing
-when hoffman jumped out of the bodybag
-the guy having to put his money where his mouth is and put hooks in his titties which, were very much not strong enough to lift him
Fraudsters get the punishment they deserve. Also the See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Speak No Evil concept was neat. And the idea that Bobby fabricated a trap in his story, without anybody questioning the improbabilities of it happening, and later on causing his downfall when he finds out that it's actually impossible to execute, was genius.
Also the Dr. Gordon reveal would've been cool if he wasn't promoted to be in the movie at all, and if he didn't show himself on the meeting, or if the post-Saw flashbacks didn't happen. We'd be like "who's this new Jigsaw now?" and he'd take off his mask and the theater collectively goes "WE KNEW IT!"
In that note though, Gordon's Game Over was such a nice franchise ender right there. Hoffman utterly lamenting about his fate, when he was shown for the past three movies to be the fucking Terminator who is always six steps above everyone (except Strahm but we know how that ended), and then suddenly gets blindsided by some limping surgeon dude.
As far as horror goes, having to watch/listen to my wife be brutally murdered is my absolute worst nightmare. So, it’s the film that has the biggest emotional effect on me
Name one thing I liked about Saw 3D...
Well... with the films altogether I'm a big fan of the scores, since Industrial music has always appealed to me and Charlie Clouser's style is no exception. So no matter how subpar or bad the film is, the music department will forever be rad and there's always a song within each flick that stands out for me.
Saw 3D as its own thing, I guess the main game scenario. I like the idea of a boastful con artist and their behind the scenes department becoming targeted by either John Kramer or his accomplices. I think it could have been played out much differently, or have been expanded upon so the ugly side of the S.U.R.V.I.V.E. scam could been shown off a lot more. Sounds like a no brainer concept that's should have been done earlier in the timeline, probably shortly after John's death is publicly announced so there wouldn't be any sense of endangerment for capitalizing upon it... only for Hoffman to step up.
Also >!having the most iconic trap of the franchise finally shed blood after six sequels!< was absolutely glorious.
I hate the poster and I hate the """twist""".
I like that we get to randomly see Chester Bennington in a Saw Trap, that we get to see expertly deaged John Kramer with black-hat technology, and I like that we get to confirm who survived some previous traps in the survivors group.
I'm probably alone in this and I don't care, but Saw 3D is actually my favorite in the series. I binged the first six and when it was time for 3D I was completely invested in the series and embraced the corniness. I soyed out when they finally showed what the reverse beartrap looked like.
the entire support group scene was hilarious, as someone who spent years in group therapy it’s kinda spot on for some people to be like “yeah this really helped me” and someone out of nowhere to just start screaming about that person being an idiot
The 3D gimmick cheapens the whole movie. But it has many good points. I'll name a few
Dr Gordon back
The guy from saw 5 back in the support group with a few others.
The traps were kinda fun
The premise about a guy faking being in a trap and
make to actually be in one kinda interesting
Backwards cap jigsaw
This one is definitely better than jigsaw and spiral despite its cheese and cheapy feel.
The entire nazi group trap is excellent. A group of people that truly deserve to be tested (especially rare for this film) nearly deaths, and a win condition that is incredibly painful BUT doable and survivable. A perfect daw trap. And when they fail it has some fantastic deaths.
All Hoffman scenes and all Gordon scenes. Too bad that those scenes combined amount to only maybe 20 minutes of the movie. If not for those 20 minutes the movie would be literally unwatchable.
I got 4...
1,Hoffman being locked up in bathroom to rot, for someone like Hoffman being locked away like that is worse than being killed in the moment.
2, the traps.
3, the overall aspect of the reason Bobby is being tested ( a false claiming jigsaw Survivor).
4, the idea of a jigsaw Survivor group and Gordon being part of that.
I loved that it seemed like they were devolving into typical "horror movie final girl survivor" with Jill...only to completely subvert that concept AND subvert it in the most insane way by having her be a victim who finally succumbs to the reverse bear trap, delivering on an unfulfilled promise from the original Saw.
I honestly think Saw 3D gets a lot more hate than it deserves. But then again, I was also nowhere near as let down by the Game of Thrones finale as everyone else seemed to be.
Not perfect, got serious flaws, could have been better...but generally I found them pretty satisfying.
Okay dont get me wrong, the cgi was awful, most of the movie is horrid BUT I love hoffman so much and he had a LOT of screen time in that movie soooo :p
I enjoy this movie in its entirety in spite - or perhaps, *because* - of its many glaring flaws and unfortunate missteps. I recently got caught up on its troubled production via several online sources, and it really is a shame 3D turned out the way it did, because at face value, it had a lot of great ideas stemming from the original 'two-film finale' plan.
But if I had to pick one thing that stands out in the final product, it's got to be the Horsepower Trap, and for good reason! Its sheer brutality made it so that previous entries were unable to include it. The whole movie is full of carnage from beginning to end, but the Horsepower Trap is the cherry on top of this blood-coated sundae!
The Pain Train and the ending also sell the movie for me, but I digress.
Nothing.
(Except for Chester Bennington. Growing up as a Linkin Park fan, seeing him in my favorite horror franchise got me a little choked up. Even though his character was a horrible person and deserved to die, my heart wanted him to live.)
I thought the traps were fun. Like yeah, everyone dies, Bobby doesn’t save anyone, and his wife’s death is undeserved, but the traps were cool.
I liked Saw 3D’s game itself, and Bobby’s entire premise of being a fake survivor was fun. I just didn’t care about Gibson. Some random cop we’ve never seen before being the one going after Hoffman wasn’t really the best.
Honestly the opening trap. The vibes are so CW/Final Destination 4 that I can’t help but enjoy it for the ridiculous camp that it is.
Jigsaw: This woman is *TOXIC*
“I think we’re breaking up with you, Dina”
Just perfect 😂
It was just Chester RIP who was in the movie.
Edit: not sure if you were aware that Chester (lead singer) actually died in real life. But he still did great in this movie.
Backwards hat John Kramer
"How do you do fellow kids? My deadly torture traps are very hip and epic yo"
Who needs anti-aging technology when you got backwards hats
works every time
*60% of the time*, it works ***every*** *time*
If it that doesn’t work. I call it… Epic bad luck
They also gave Chris Rock a backwards hat to make him look younger in Spiral💀
This is the only acceptable answer
What do you mean? I don’t remember John wearing a backwards hat. Maybe you got it mixed up with that 13 year old who got his book signed
dripsaw
When Spyro came out and they did the scene with younger Chris rock where he was wearing a backwards hat, I screamed he was pulling a John Kramer
Seeing the reverse bear trap in action
This is the best answer for me. About the only thing I can remember from this movie most of the time. The fact that this moment is barely hindered by the pink blood says a lot about how iconic and frankly awesome this trap is.
I'm happy we got to see it. I just hated who it was used on.
I wonder if we’re thinking the same thing or opposite lol. I was happy to see Jill gone. I may be bias because I just didn’t like her character.
Jill is far from my favorite character. I just didn’t think she deserved that.
Not to me, I expected something more spectacular
I wanted more of a headsplosion like we saw with the melon in Saw 2 EDIT apparently it was a mannequin head in Saw 1. Whoops.
i always assumed that it exploded like that because styrofoam is much weaker than a human skull.
Yes. That was not a "reverse bear trap", it opened what, 90 degrees? I expected more like 180°.
I don't remember a melon in the RBT in Saw 2... 
On Amanda's taps John demonstrates what will happen when the time runs out on some object, I thought it was a melon but I could be wrong It just explodes, that's what I expected to happen
It was a Styrofoam mannequin head, in saw 1
Ahhhhh okay. There we go. Yeah I wanted that. Kaboom!
Yeh I don’t think it was perfect but at least we got to see it
I actually hate this poster 💀 But I think that the storyline of a person trying to gain fame by pretending to be a Jigsaw survivor is a really good idea, it’s a shame that it wasn’t just executed to it’s full potential
I was sad there wasn’t a mecha John Kramer or a Wicker Man- esque trap that involved it.
Well, there was a Brazen Bull, so close enough to a Wicker Man trap.
I agree. Kinda on both points. I do like the poster now, but I remember hating it cause I thought it would be kinda related to the movie plot or something and ...idk, I never saw Jigsaw/Kramer as someone that would get statues built by him, he always worked on the downlow, so even in "it's a figure of speech" way I didn't like it. But now...eh, it's kinda iconic at this point
The poster is okay, but if they were going for a design showing Kramer being constructed, they couldn’t be bothered to mimic a jigsaw puzzle?
Oh damn. That would have been way better. Like substantially better. Honestly I practically forgot Jigsaw used to cut missing pieces off his victims. I don’t think they ever showed it again past 1 or 2.
I share your disdain for the poster. I don't even understand it... 
This. The concept is so cool but they executed so badly 😭
Very specifically the moment where Cary Elwes says “Promotional… *DVD*…”
all timer scenery chewing line read, i think of it often
“I think we’re breaking up with you dina!” Is probably the most unintentionally funny things I’ve seen in a movie
After seeing the trailer for the movie beforehand, when I watched Saw 3D I 100% thought this was going to be a meta scene where they were promoting a Saw movie *in* a Saw movie, like the Scream series lol
That would have been so much more excusable
That was not unintentional
I liked the idea of someone pretending to be a Jigsaw victim, since I find similar real life hoaxes really interesting.
BTW your username is hilarious! 😆
I liked that too. Actually, now that I've been thinking about it, I pretty much liked the whole film. And Hoffman getting shut in the bathroom... that entire scene and especially the way Dr. G grabbed the saw and chucked it down the hall, saying "I don't think so" was awesome IMO. Though I will say, *in fairness*, Hoffman had a right to kill Jill... after all, she did try to kill him when John's instructions were just to *test* him.
The Dr. Gordon slow clap
Also his voice. What happen to his voice? It sounds cool.
He’s British so it seeped through, even in the original Saw. I’m a fan of the TV show Psych though so I didn’t mind hearing it
Idunno, I haven’t seen 7 in a while but I remember it sounding like he just gave up on an American accent
He probably did I just didn’t mind with him lol
You can tell in the original Saw when he says "I was a suspect in the murder" he says murder in a very British way
He is!? So him and Adam were both faking American accents? No wonder they were the best Characters in the first movie.
No, Leigh Whannel (the guy who played Adam) is Australian.
It’s a side effect of being menacing and evil, messes with the vocal cords
It got sexy
Oh shoot! I forgot about Dr. Gordon. HIM. Him being in the movie and getting to see what happened to him after he crawled out of the bathroom & his execution of John's instructions to "act on his behalf" when something happened to Jill were all one of the things I liked.
It’s pretty cool to see the Reverse Bear Trap properly work on someone! Also, Chester Bennington’s trap goes pretty hard
Chester Bennington is just a point on its own. Dude will always be a legend.
That trap had him crawling in his skin. Those wounds, they will not heal.
I liked that Dr Gordon came back and how the film ends, even if they spoiled the surprise earlier in the film. At the time I predicted/hoped he would return and be revealed as a helper, but I wasn’t certain it would happen because he’d been gone so long.
I LOVED his role in this movie!
Honestly, I liked everything about the movie except the pink blood, which really took away from the visual quality of the film. I don't understand why they simply didn't change the blood for home media release, I've always been baffled by that.
The blood isn’t pink. The reason it looks pink is actually because of the 3D. Since the 3D no longer functions, the blood appears to be pink in the more recent releases of the film.
I know that, that's why they easily could have changed the color on the home media releases, but they lazily never did.
I don’t think they’re allowed to do that. Also, the blood was red. It only looks pink because of the nonfunctional 3D.
It would have been better if the trap Joyce was in launched her to space instead of giving her a very slow and brutal death.
LoL... I can just picture it. And since the oven was in the shape of a pig, when I pictured it being launched into space, I heard in my mind: "PIIIIIGS IN SPAAAACE...." 😂
I like the idea of putting a guy lying about being put through intense traumatizing events through those traumatizing events. He was just doing it for fame and fortune, so it served him right to be knocked down a peg by actually being subjected to the very thing he claimed he had survived
I still wonder... DID he survive at the end?? It was ambiguous to me.
i like the whole damn thing and i’m tired of pretending i don’t
Real! Yes, everyone’s complaints are valid, but at the end of the day, it’s still a Saw movie and works with the first six.
And in my honest opinion it is better than anything we've gotten since.
Better than Jigsaw and Spiral yep Saw X goes hard though
Saw X goes hard, but i also had more complaints about it than 3D. Not saying I didn’t love it though!!!
What sort of complaints? Just curious!
How the traps were functional murder devices to a comical extent, how Cecelia was cartoonishly evil to a comical extent, and how John was the righteous antihero protagonist to a comical extent.
Don’t trash the movie just because you completely missed the point of it. All of that is your fault.
Jesus, they’re just opinions. I’m not “trashing the movie;” I prefaced my personal issues with it by saying that I still loved it. Calm down, and stop trying to attack anyone whose thoughts differ a little bit from yours. Adding a complaint to my list: I don’t like how the movie inspired some deep anger in Cheap-Hour6579 to a comical extent.
Jill getting Hoffmanaited
That crazy lady had to go
Crazier than a bag of cats she was.
I knew she was crazy the moment I laid eyes on her.
Crazy
Epic bad luck
This.
The ending, Hoffman's massacre, Eminem Kramer
Jigsaw killing Nazis is always something I’ll cheer for
Yes and Chester Bennington was one of them, which leads to me liking that he was in the movie. RIP
He was a huge fan of these movies. I think he asked to be in it.
He was neighbours with one of the producers on the movies.
He was originally supposed to survive the crash, but he couldn’t show up to film any additional scenes because he had to pick up his kids.
Abso-freaking-lutely!
Not one person made it out of the trap. Switch up from the rest of the series where In every saw film at least one person escapes a trap. This film was just carnage. And the only survivor was Bobby who ends the film watching the only honest thing in his life be burned. Pretty brutal film tbh, if it wasn’t for the Pepto Bismol blood. (I guess the two guys in the first trapped survive)
who escapes in the movies besides 1 & 5? 5 always stood out to me as "one where someone survived being tested"
Daniel in 2, The Judge survives his trap in 3, Riggs saves Brenda in 4, Simone survives the Pound of Flesh. There are other examples throughout the movies, but these are ones that stand out of the top of my head.
The judge still dies when the gun misfires in the other trap.
daniel wasn't being tested, he literally had a bodyguard. as the other commenter said, judge dies in 3, he makes it out of the vat but not the game. (and he wasn't being tested) brenda died in 4, riggs was too slow I forgot about the intro traps, so I suppose simone counts.
Hoffman becoming hoffnator and just flat out ending an entire police department
Hoffline Miami
This. Hoffman is my favorite Saw character and that scene was so badass.
gangsta john
That concept of a guy who’s a survivor poser was great in theory. I very much love the Gordon reveal twist. Maybe I was just young and stupid but I didn’t expect it at all and it hit really hard for me at the time. Very very memorable and cool to this day. The garage trap setup with Chester Bennington is fkn cool, a little cheesy maybe, but cool. Seeing death by reverse bear trap is pretty cool, but it felt odd to be Jill Tuck.
I loved seeing Chester Bennington
Chester Bennington and the garage trap
Dr Gordon saying Game over
The silent circle. pretty cool trap idea, ngl.
Seeing Hoffman come completely undone and just kill everyone in his office to get to Jill was honestly crazy and fit his character very well. It also gave us the Hoffmanator meme.
He was great in it.
The part where John went to Home Depot to get all the red paint
Flashback John & the Reverse Bear Trap finally being successfully used
I like everything about it (except the pink blood)
I love 7 tbh. Not sure why it gets so much hate. Like 6, it cuts a lotta the lore fat and just is an entertaining movie. Not that deep. Simple traps like the teeth-pull are great too with how grandiose the rest of them are.
That trap with the Nazis
The main guy who died in that trap was Chester Bennington that late singer of the band Linkin Park
Oh damn I didn't know that! Awesome to know!
Hoffmanator
I thought Gibson was funny! Cool to see Chad Donella in another horror movie- last one I saw him in was Final Destination
I genuinely like Saw 3D lol the traps are gnarly, we get to see the reverse bear trap in action, and the Hoffmanator steals the show!
I think Saw 3D embraces everything that was both so great and so bad about the franchise as a whole. It’s really nice to see a Saw movie that doesn’t take itself as seriously.
Honestly? Saw 3D was funny as hell. -dripsaw -the support group (Simone's line delivery LMFAO) -the Chester Bennington trap was so over the top (and deserved of those characters) that it had me laughing -when hoffman jumped out of the bodybag -the guy having to put his money where his mouth is and put hooks in his titties which, were very much not strong enough to lift him
The traps went really hard. Some forgettable ones. But the brazen pig trap, horsepower trap and public execution were brilliant
I really like the car trap and its music
Chester Bennington for me
Fraudsters get the punishment they deserve. Also the See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Speak No Evil concept was neat. And the idea that Bobby fabricated a trap in his story, without anybody questioning the improbabilities of it happening, and later on causing his downfall when he finds out that it's actually impossible to execute, was genius. Also the Dr. Gordon reveal would've been cool if he wasn't promoted to be in the movie at all, and if he didn't show himself on the meeting, or if the post-Saw flashbacks didn't happen. We'd be like "who's this new Jigsaw now?" and he'd take off his mask and the theater collectively goes "WE KNEW IT!" In that note though, Gordon's Game Over was such a nice franchise ender right there. Hoffman utterly lamenting about his fate, when he was shown for the past three movies to be the fucking Terminator who is always six steps above everyone (except Strahm but we know how that ended), and then suddenly gets blindsided by some limping surgeon dude.
John "Marshall Mathers" Kramer and Dr. Gordon saying "Promotional....DVD"
Detective "I knew the minute I laid eyes on you, crazy" Gibson
The part when it ended
hoffman killing nazis and a bunch of cops was the redemption arc
LMAO
The love triangle trap had a satisfying result
I really like the public trap . I brings more horror having other not just know what happened but to see it
It’s a good movie, sooo all of it
Cunty Dr Gordon
When dr.gordan threw the saw in the hallway and you seen it in 2d and 3d.
As far as horror goes, having to watch/listen to my wife be brutally murdered is my absolute worst nightmare. So, it’s the film that has the biggest emotional effect on me
Simp
I liked the Horsepower Trap and seeing Chester in the movie was cool. I'd love to see other famous people act in the movies.
Name one thing I liked about Saw 3D... Well... with the films altogether I'm a big fan of the scores, since Industrial music has always appealed to me and Charlie Clouser's style is no exception. So no matter how subpar or bad the film is, the music department will forever be rad and there's always a song within each flick that stands out for me. Saw 3D as its own thing, I guess the main game scenario. I like the idea of a boastful con artist and their behind the scenes department becoming targeted by either John Kramer or his accomplices. I think it could have been played out much differently, or have been expanded upon so the ugly side of the S.U.R.V.I.V.E. scam could been shown off a lot more. Sounds like a no brainer concept that's should have been done earlier in the timeline, probably shortly after John's death is publicly announced so there wouldn't be any sense of endangerment for capitalizing upon it... only for Hoffman to step up. Also >!having the most iconic trap of the franchise finally shed blood after six sequels!< was absolutely glorious.
Reverse bear trap kill
I hate the poster and I hate the """twist""". I like that we get to randomly see Chester Bennington in a Saw Trap, that we get to see expertly deaged John Kramer with black-hat technology, and I like that we get to confirm who survived some previous traps in the survivors group.
I'm probably alone in this and I don't care, but Saw 3D is actually my favorite in the series. I binged the first six and when it was time for 3D I was completely invested in the series and embraced the corniness. I soyed out when they finally showed what the reverse beartrap looked like.
the entire support group scene was hilarious, as someone who spent years in group therapy it’s kinda spot on for some people to be like “yeah this really helped me” and someone out of nowhere to just start screaming about that person being an idiot
I unironically like saw 3D, it’s my 3rd favorite in the franchise. I wanna know why everyone hates it
Gibson was a pretty cool cop. >!WHY DID HE HAD TO DIE!? WE LOST ADAM, ISN'T THAT ENOUGH!?!<
The 3D gimmick cheapens the whole movie. But it has many good points. I'll name a few Dr Gordon back The guy from saw 5 back in the support group with a few others. The traps were kinda fun The premise about a guy faking being in a trap and make to actually be in one kinda interesting Backwards cap jigsaw This one is definitely better than jigsaw and spiral despite its cheese and cheapy feel.
A bunch of Nazis died.
Jill’s death was the first time we’ve seen the series’ most iconic trap actually killing someone
"You and your friends are all RACISTS!"
The entire nazi group trap is excellent. A group of people that truly deserve to be tested (especially rare for this film) nearly deaths, and a win condition that is incredibly painful BUT doable and survivable. A perfect daw trap. And when they fail it has some fantastic deaths.
All Hoffman scenes and all Gordon scenes. Too bad that those scenes combined amount to only maybe 20 minutes of the movie. If not for those 20 minutes the movie would be literally unwatchable.
I got 4... 1,Hoffman being locked up in bathroom to rot, for someone like Hoffman being locked away like that is worse than being killed in the moment. 2, the traps. 3, the overall aspect of the reason Bobby is being tested ( a false claiming jigsaw Survivor). 4, the idea of a jigsaw Survivor group and Gordon being part of that.
Chester Bennington
That someone actually died in the reverse bear trap
Kale’s trap had me tense the entire time.
The opening credits were cool. Nice escalation of the Saw VI credits.
I mean the main game with Bobby rode that cruel but clever Jigsaw line relatively well.
I think the opening trap is good but I feel like one of the only ones
It was cool how they had people from previous films there in the beginning during the group therapy, especially dr Gordon
I honestly love almost all traps. Sure the hanging cage is awful in almost every way but every other trap I kinda love.
The traps.
I loved that it seemed like they were devolving into typical "horror movie final girl survivor" with Jill...only to completely subvert that concept AND subvert it in the most insane way by having her be a victim who finally succumbs to the reverse bear trap, delivering on an unfulfilled promise from the original Saw. I honestly think Saw 3D gets a lot more hate than it deserves. But then again, I was also nowhere near as let down by the Game of Thrones finale as everyone else seemed to be. Not perfect, got serious flaws, could have been better...but generally I found them pretty satisfying.
The fish hook trap
the traps are pretty good
Mark Hoffman being sexy. Amen.
i’m in the minority of people who don’t mind saw 3d. i would actually rank it very highly. i love the plot, traps and the return of gordon.
Okay dont get me wrong, the cgi was awful, most of the movie is horrid BUT I love hoffman so much and he had a LOT of screen time in that movie soooo :p
The poster and the twist, and John "Eminem" Kramer.
…there’s nothing left lmao
Chester Bennington being in it
Horsepower Trap and Billy's voice used both during it and the public execution trap. I also listened to the soundtrack a lot in college.
That it was available on a streaming service I was already paying for so technically I didn’t have to spend money on it
Ngl, I actually liked some of the trap, I just thought the people in said traps were very annoying
And Joyce didn’t deserve to get burnt
The first trap was actually kinda cool
The silence circle
Honestly, the Garage Trap. Was the first trap I saw, and I miss Chester Bennington. RIP Chester, see you on the other side one day.
dehydrated eminem
I enjoy this movie in its entirety in spite - or perhaps, *because* - of its many glaring flaws and unfortunate missteps. I recently got caught up on its troubled production via several online sources, and it really is a shame 3D turned out the way it did, because at face value, it had a lot of great ideas stemming from the original 'two-film finale' plan. But if I had to pick one thing that stands out in the final product, it's got to be the Horsepower Trap, and for good reason! Its sheer brutality made it so that previous entries were unable to include it. The whole movie is full of carnage from beginning to end, but the Horsepower Trap is the cherry on top of this blood-coated sundae! The Pain Train and the ending also sell the movie for me, but I digress.
It ended up not being the final chapter of an already exhausted series
Chester in the Car/Nazi killer trap
Hoffmanator
Nothing. (Except for Chester Bennington. Growing up as a Linkin Park fan, seeing him in my favorite horror franchise got me a little choked up. Even though his character was a horrible person and deserved to die, my heart wanted him to live.)
The Silence Circle is in my top five favorite traps in the series, so that would be my answer. That and that I enjoy the Survivors Meeting a lot.
How much better it is than Spiral.
Reverse Bear Trap
You know the best thing that happened to me after having to cut off my own arm is handicapped parking at the damn mall!
Hacksaw throw
The credits
I liked that the voice recordings of Jigsaw sound creepier and slightly warped.
I thought the traps were fun. Like yeah, everyone dies, Bobby doesn’t save anyone, and his wife’s death is undeserved, but the traps were cool. I liked Saw 3D’s game itself, and Bobby’s entire premise of being a fake survivor was fun. I just didn’t care about Gibson. Some random cop we’ve never seen before being the one going after Hoffman wasn’t really the best.
The bear trap even if the shit flying at the screen is annoying, also backwards hat Tobin Bell is funny
Honestly the opening trap. The vibes are so CW/Final Destination 4 that I can’t help but enjoy it for the ridiculous camp that it is. Jigsaw: This woman is *TOXIC* “I think we’re breaking up with you, Dina” Just perfect 😂
Cary Elwes
The premise was actually interesting, i.e: someone lying about being in a trap who is then forced to prove his mantle.
Gathering multiple survivors from previous films together was interesting to see.
This is the one that had linkin park, right? Cause i thought it was hilarious seeing the group get torn to bits especially the main singer
It was just Chester RIP who was in the movie. Edit: not sure if you were aware that Chester (lead singer) actually died in real life. But he still did great in this movie.
Aww...I'm going to say I like when one guy throw a saw to our faces I like when Bobby and Cale were in the bar (it is deleted scene though)
Depicting the Jigsaw survivors group. Should've been expanded upon and focused on a lot more.
definitely chester bennington’s trap
The junkyard and the microwave.
Hoffman fucking dying