traps form past movies. The traps,the plot and the end was a true ending to a movie. I found myself leaving the theater a little sad but this is one of those movies that will be in the horror hall of fame!!!!!

need this in 3D. You only see a few body parts fly here and there. I would have rathered watched it without the glasses. Enjoy

who has always been a big fan of the Saw series this movie certainly deserves 10/10.

unlikable character didn't help. In the previous games there was usually a character that i wanted to prevail and survive Gorden from Saw, Jeff from Saw 3 for example but this guy didn't do it for me. 2. I so wanted Hoffman to survive he is my favourite character and although he isn't shown pyhsically dying in the film, the end clearly shows he has no way of escape. 3.3D! In many cases 3D films can be incredible, just look at avatar for example, however i feel that this was only 3D for the sake of making it 3d, it added nothing to the story and ultimately would have been just as good in 2D. This may just be me but i also thought that the 3D element of the film made it almost too shiny and polished. Saw in 3D just felt too gimmicky when the main focus should have been the fact that it was the last film in the series! The Positives - 1. The traps were pretty fantastic. They were far more imaginative than i expected. I thought Chester Bennington's car trap scene was brutal whilst being clear it was cleverly thought out. I wont go into every trap in detail as it would take too long but there are certainly some imaginative ones in there. 2. Despite Hoffman's demise at the end, he played the bad ass antagonist perfectly. The fact that he chose the old school reverse bear trap on Jill was perfect and throughout the film he remained ruthless. Even at the end when he was chained up, he went straight for the saw, in my eyes again proving he would do anything to survive. 3. The acting, i've heard from a few people that the acting was below par, i on the other hand did not find this to be the case. I thought every character played their role well. 4. The ending, despite predictable to some, was straight up epic. Lawrence Gorden's story was revealed and him ending it with the famous line "Game over!" gave me chills. Overall - In my opinion not one of the Saw films has surpassed the original, due to its pure originality and legitimately shocking twist. Saw 3D didn't have an incredible story, it had a slightly predictable twist but the bottom line is it wrapped the franchise up, answering most questions and was a fun film along the way. If you have seen the others and enjoyed them then you can't afford to miss this.

terror for Greutert's display of violence and gore.Without a doubt, this is Saw's biggest and most daring achievement, but it is one to be admired. Its brought the series up from its metaphorical rut, which would be Saw 3, Saw 4, and Saw 5, but in the end, you will be satisfied. Worth every single penny, and in brain-twisting 3D. Saw 3D, is this year's, Halloween treat to the movies.

the previous ones, one saw movie was almost an all-flashback movie and was not that good for this reason. As far the 3-D, it delivers, it could have been more but it's not as poor as Piranha 3-D, i would say that 30% of the movie is in 3-D which is good. The blood most likely is in 3-D and feel you are in the movie, the smoke too. So for that, they did a very good job with the 3-D effects for the big screen. This movie is highly recommended for pure fans, you have to see the previous movies to fully enjoy this one. And to thoses who tell you they stop after part 2 or 3, don't listen to them, they don't know what they are talking about. This is an awesome series and the only good horror series in the 2000s era so we have to respect a true series for true fans !

nudity or love story and very little humor. The traps are as sadistic as ever and this movie is VERY difficult to sit through. But it scares you and that's all it's supposed to do.Now--the 3D. It jacked up the already outrageous ticket price to $15.00! And you know what? It SUCKS! It's not even used except a few times and makes every scene look even darker than it should be. A few times I had to take off the glasses cause I didn't know WHAT I was seeing! The 3D is totally unnecessary and just added on to get more money out of movie goers. I don't care what the studio says--this was NOT needed! That aside it was violent, VERY gory and with the exception of Costas Mandylor well acted. Flanery was very good and I was surprised to see Cary Elwes appear and totally contradicting what we heard happened to his character in 1, 2 and 3 . Top billed Tobin Bell only appears in a few scenes but you hear his voice a lot during the traps.Grim, gruesome and a fitting end to the series supposedly this is the last . However there IS a way they could film a sequel. If this one makes enough money I'm sure we'll see it. An 8...but wait for the DVD. As I said the 3D is horrible and not needed.

they've got behind this movie and it seriously pays off. It sucks that this is the last one. It's been an awesome 6 years. Let's just hope they reboot this someday. In the meantime I'll watch the Blu-rays.

well as the woman interviewing 'Bobby'.The 3D was disappointing.At times there seemed to be too much going on at once with too many cuts to different locations