Saw II

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TheMovieSearch R @TheMovieSearch Dec 3 Saw 2 expands the terror of the first film by bringing Tobin Bell’s Jigsaw even more into the spotlight and deepening Amanda’s role in the story. The traps are brutal, clever, and psychologically intense, forcing both characters and viewers to confront moral choices that linger long after the scene ends. The screenplay is strong enough to keep you invested, giving each character just enough depth so their survival—or demise—actually matters. Director Darren Lynn Bousman keeps the tension tight, building suspense while maintaining clarity in the chaos. The pacing moves quickly but never loses focus, and the film does a great job establishing who these people are before the horror unfolds. Amanda’s development adds another compelling layer, showing how deeply Jigsaw’s ideology runs. Overall, Saw 2 delivers exactly what fans hoped for: sharp storytelling, disturbing traps, and a gripping atmosphere that makes it one of the franchise’s strongest sequels. See more Muhammad A Nov 29 En general las películas de terror resultan desagradables, inapropiadas y son un tipo de contenido que debería ser prohibido y eliminado en las películas y bastantes series de televisión, y las de Saw resultan en exceso sangrientas, con escenas que deberían ser prohibidas en todo el mundo (por lo fuertes y desagradables que son), recomiendo nunca ver ni una cosa ni la otra, vean cosas buenas y agradables porque para entretenimiento hay videojuegos, competiciones, deportes, ánime, y caricaturas, de lo bueno hay mucho para elegir así que eviten basuras, nada de Saw, Chucky, etc. See more Juno J Nov 24 Saw 2 is one of the best horror movies of all time. It takes a drastic departure from the first movie. Instead, going for this more fast paced and entertaining approach, sprinkled in with some excellent acting from Tobin Bell. See more William W Nov 18 Don’t listen to the haters. It’s second best in the saw franchise because the plot and twists are so damn good. A saw movie true fans shouldn’t miss! See more kish b Nov 17 ☆☆☆☆☆ Saw II is the moment the franchise took a hard left turn into gratuitous gore-fest territory and never looked back, abandoning every ounce of tension, intelligence, and storytelling craft that made the original work. Where the first film was a claustrophobic, twisty psychological thriller with one room and one brilliant idea, Saw II throws eight people into a house full of ridiculous death traps, gives them poison gas for a timer, and just… watches them scream and bleed for 93 minutes. The traps are no longer clever or personal; they’re just sadistic carnival rides (the needle pit and the hand-trap furnace are pure "look how nasty we can be" shock value). The big reveals feel cheap and contrived, the acting outside of Tobin Bell is bargain-basement, and Donnie Wahlberg spends the entire movie yelling like he’s auditioning for a different, worse film. The only saving grace is Jigsaw himself: Tobin Bell is still magnetic, and his scenes on the monitors are the only moments that remind you this series once had a brain. Everything else is the birth of torture porn as we know it: loud, ugly, and proud of it. Zero stars because this is the exact point where Saw stopped being horror and started being a gross-out contest. 0/10. The original was a game. This one’s just punishment. 🪤🩸🗑️ See more Khaliel P Nov 1 Released in 2004, Saw became an unexpected phenomenon, earning $100 million on a $1 million budget, prompting Lionsgate to quickly greenlight a sequel. Saw 2 was created by rewriting Darren Lynn Bousman’s original script, The Desperate, to include Jigsaw, resulting in a coherent continuation of the story. The film features Amanda, a survivor from the first movie, and a new group trapped in a house filled with deadly puzzles, while Detective Eric Matthews negotiates with Jigsaw to save his son. Tobin Bell’s Jigsaw is more developed, showing a disturbed yet principled character, establishing the killer’s philosophy as a central theme. With more inventive and gory traps, fast pacing, and a shocking twist revealing Jigsaw’s accomplice, Saw 2 elevates the original film and lays the foundation for the franchise’s legacy. See more Read all reviews

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