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Saw VI

12 Ratings: 3.3

2009 film directed by Kevin Greutert

Saw VI is directed by Kevin Greutert, who has been the editor on all the past Saw films to date. Patrick Melton and Marcus Dunstan, the writers for both Saw IV and V, have returned to write Saw VI. TheSawseries gains a commendable … see full wiki

Tags: Movies, Horror, Horror Movies, Sequel, Saw

Cast: Tobin Bell, Costas Mandylor, Betsy Russell, Shawnee Smith, Mark Rolston, George Newbern, see all

Director: Kevin Greutert

Genre: Horror

Release Date: October 23, 2009

MPAA Rating: R

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review by ryguy4738. January 28, 2011

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A shockingly entertaining mix of thrills and good old gore; "Saw VI" isn't flawless, but it works.

**1/2 out of **** "Saw V" nearly convinced me to give up on the "Saw" franchise for good. It was a film so bad that I couldn't bear it; a blood-and-guts "thrill-ride" without thrills. And then there was this part of me saying, "Screw the possibilities. Let's watch "Saw VI" for the hell of it". And as I watched it, I expected nothing more or less than an improvement on "Saw V". And you know what; I was not wrong to predict the decent but worthwhile outcome. "Saw VI" is an … more

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review by rochelle. October 28, 2009

Let's Play The Game Again

I am huge fan of the SAW franchise but even I know when the storylines are getting old. The writing is still amazing as well as the traps, but you can tell they are hitting the end of the SAW franchise. Like with SAW V more information is revealed about Jigsaws life and his legacy. The traps aren't anything new, of course I thought the traps in the last movie were just ehh. If anything the traps aren't any gorier then in the past, instead … more

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review by cyclone_march. April 14, 2010

posted in Movie Hype

Unexpectedly almost Ok v6 of a spastic series of gore flix

Pros: On its own, not much; as part of its series, pretty good Cons: Acting, story is preachy The Bottom Line: Recommended with significant reservations: you have to like gore and probably should see at least one other Saw movie for context. Plot Details: This opinion reveals minor details about the movie''s plot. I've seen all of the Saw movies, which has been more regrettable, in for a penny in for a pound, … more

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Quick Tip by smichaelwilson. June 14, 2010

A Quick Tip by smichaelwilson

The first film in the franchise to take on topical current events, Jigsaw's assault on Mortgage Lenders and HMOs will give a new meaning to "ARM Loans" and deliver Health Care Reform you can believe in!

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review by Shilom. February 26, 2010

Another Great Saw Movie

I am an avid Saw fan, so this was a greatly anticipated film in the series for me. It picks up right where the last one left off, and wraps up the series. There is always room for more but this is a nice closure film for Saw. I love the plot twists, as always, and the new torture devices! A great bonus I was unaware it came with, a copy of Saw 1! So you get two movies for the price of one. Highly recommended!

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review by Chris_Pandolfi. October 24, 2009

posted in Movie Hype

The Game Shows Signs of Improvement

Funny, how perceptions change. "Saw VI" is pretty much the same film we've seen five times before, and yet, to my shock and amazement (and probably to yours as well), I found that I didn't hate or even dislike this movie. It's not good enough to recommend, but it's also not the terrible experience I had been expecting. My written reviews for "Saw IV" and "Saw V" were filled with animosity, mostly because the whole thing seemed like another case of sequel overload stemming from a horror film that … more

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review by Captain_Couth. October 23, 2009

Game over! Jigsaw's requiem.

Saw Vi picks up where he last film ended. Detective Mark Hoffman (Costas Mandylor) has seemingly cut all ties that connect him to anything dealing with Jigsaw/John Kramer (Tobin Bell). A new murder has been commited in a similar fashion to the Jigsaw slaying but the FBI has noticed a minute difference in this case. Jill Tuck (Betsy Russell) has received a box from her dead ex-husband John (shown in part five) and it's contents are revealed. A new game is to be played, … more

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