Loved the first Cult Classic & loved the Donnie Wahlberg sequel & now I've enjoyed this savage part 3.
Saw 3 is incredibly clever & completely connects everything from part 1 & 2 & brings it into this brutal revenge story about a depressed grieving man who lost his little boy to a dangerous driver who got a tiny little sentence by a corrupted judge because of a cowardly witness refused to step forward & the slowly dying John Kramer uses this horrible situation to set up a new game & invite everyone he dislikes to play.
Saw 3 is really a vigilante vengeance film but in the confines of one of Jigsaws booby trapped torture buildings.
The cast is Awesome with Shawnee Smith (who gives an incredible troubled performance) & Donnie Wahlberg (back as the injured but brutal cop) & Tobin Bell (back as the sinister & smart genius Jigsaw) & Dina Meyer (back as the beautiful & troubled cop) & Angus Macfadyen (excellent performance as the grieving father) & Baha Soomekh (as the captured doctor) & all such solid performances that hold all the Horror & gritty situations together.
The look/Cinematography is grainy & raw & looks like its shot on film & the music is exciting & thrilling.
Excellently written with everything connecting & all loose ends tied up. Basically a real shocker & a thrilling sequel.
Yes this super savage sequel has really a true anger at it's core with how useless & unfair & corrupted the Justice system really is & the rage people feel & the vengeance they crave.
There's plenty of twists & turns & extremely gory scenes, so much so that i had to look at Away often lol, more extreme than the first two film.
Here sick John Kramer/Jigsaw captures a doctor who has a damaged life behind her work & Kramer wants her to fix him the best she can without going to hospital & the game is a deadly affair that puts a vengeful father through a maze of torture as he comes accross each person who let his son's killer get away with murder.
A very serious issue at it's heart & a graphic horrific tale of violence with excellent performances throughout.
Another great sequel in this savage franchise.
