SAW (2004) MOVIE REACTION!! - First Time Watching!

[@ryangacha39]

"Some people are so... Ungrateful to be alive. But not you. Not anymore. Game over." The best twist ending ever.

[@Kickinthescience]

Saw and Final Destination became a breath of fresh air in the genre

[@marklouis1890]

Agreed

[@preminsta8630]

While in film school, Whannell met James Wan. Together, the two wrote a script for what would become Saw. After making a short film in 2003 to showcase the intensity of the Saw script, the feature film version, directed by Wan, was made in 2004 and became a low-budget sleeper hit.

[@Mrs.Garrison69]

Saw yes, final destination is firmly in the camp of trying to be scream 90s horror without any of the originality, the first movies good and the traps are ok, but it didn’t RULE halloweens box office for a decade straight the way saw did.

[@Kickinthescience]

@@Mrs.Garrison69 The concept of Final Destination is way different than Scream which is a slasher

[@nilesstark]

They both pretty much teach us to appreciate life.

[@viperlionheart5837]

my favorite fact about this move is there was a long conversation about using a dummy in all the bathroom scenes until the ending when Tobin Bell (jigsaw) stands up in the end, Tobin Bell refused and it is actually him laying there perfectly still in every shot.

[@RedundantHuman-CandyBites]

Whoa! No way. I definitely thought there’s no way they had a person lay there the whole time. That is so impressive. Thanks for the fun fact nugget!

[@ChrissonatorOFL]

@@RedundantHuman-CandyBites Tobin is a trooper.

[@kitkat6442]

@@RedundantHuman-CandyBitesYeah Tobin said he felt pretty lonely on set bc no one wanted to sit with him at lunch. (It was probably bc he looked like he’d been shot) 😂😅

[@kitkat6442]

I had my friends watch the saw movies to celebrate saw 10 release and someone said in the first scene “why is that guy breathing” and I had to play it off as it being low budget to keep the ending from being spoiled 😂😂

[@kkyulmin]

@@kitkat6442aww poor guy 😭💔

[@Wash869]

The crazy thing is that the franchise only started to get serious with the traps after the sequels.

[@preminsta8630]

especially the climax when he saw his ankle damn was feeling uneasy

[@sandpiperr]

Yeah the tone of the Saw 1 was really different...which is why it's the only on I really liked.

[@majimasimp]

@@sandpiperr the story that follows john's backstory and after was pretty good ngl. i think it was up to saw 3d with hoffman ended up being captured in the bathroom. imo

[@1899RDR2FC]

Every saw film after one sucks balls. It's not even a contest. One is a decent film and written well. Every other one is pointless, desperate to gross out bullshit with thin plots and predictable plots

[@HakoTaco1]

@@1899RDR2FC Saw 2 and 6 were better than 1 imo

[@Christian_Adonis1]

What Amanda meant when she said Jigsaw helped her was, he gave her the a second chance at life, by presenting her with a choice to live or die ( much like her drug use).

[@sproductionsinc]

It's unfortunate that his methods don't work lol

[@TheCourtsOfLove]

@@sproductionsinc Depends on the definition, did Jigsaw succeed in saving Amanda's life when she was on a path of getting OD'd yes...was the measure extreme yes...Did it fix Amanda mentally? Absolutely not.

[@kitkat6442]

I hope they have someone to help with some info that gets cut bc a lot of Amanda’s actions are explained with her back story. She grew up in an abusive household and turned to drugs. No one in her whole life ever saw her or believed in her to be more than a drug addict. With this you realize that Amanda twisted the trauma of the game into “he did this bc he knew I was more than my addiction” and he was the first to really believe in her. THIS is why she says he helped her. There are so many other things cut from the first few films that really change the way the characters are viewed and show insight into their minds.

[@MarceloSilva-kp7mc]

She thought her life was worthless, until she was close to death Most people only realize they want to live when they are close to dying

[@sproductionsinc]

@@TheCourtsOfLove Definitely not how you help addicts.

[@elizabethstrong6057]

"Maybe the guy in the middle is Jigsaw, dude" lol

[@borntogazeintonightskies]

👀

[@MarceloSilva-kp7mc]

There's not actual fucking way that he predicted that as a JOKE

[@kaylakayla2880]

@@MarceloSilva-kp7mche did @57:18 lol

[@nexugabino5359]

@@MarceloSilva-kp7mcI think they had seen it before

[@Christislord172]

@@nexugabino5359they have. look at his reaction to when jigsaw gets up. If he says he hasn’t, he’s lying.

[@connorredshaw5650]

The screaming during the start of the credits gives me goosebumps every time.

[@preminsta8630]

for me the especially the climax when he saw his ankle damn was feeling uneasy

[@goeienacht]

@@preminsta8630why do you keep commenting this

[@ayeitzdj]

@@goeienachthe gets off on seeing ankles

[@drlee2]

The reactor on the right who had actually seen the film when he was a kid did a phenomenal job of keeping silent for the entire movie. I don't think I've ever seen that before. Most reactions where at least one of them has seen the movie can't help but say spoilery stuff during the reaction, but he really let the other 3 guys absorb the film and make their guesses. Good job.

[@borntogazeintonightskies]

Blake just being like "Okay, I need to watch a romcom with a bottle of red wine after this shit" during this entire reaction.

[@Davon85J]

The Zepp Theme is one of the, if not the greatest, horror themes ever created. Iconic beyond belief.

[@sproductionsinc]

Have you heard the full orchestra version?

[@angelux2793]

It's really fun to play on piano as well 😁

[@cooliostarstache5474]

John's Game Over is ICONIC

[@kitkat6442]

Bummed in jigsaw when they changed the line to “I speak for the dead” it just doesn’t hit as hard. This is why the fandom refuses to recognize jigsaw as canon 💀💀

[@marklouis1890]

@@kitkat6442 maybe not leave this in the comments so the boys can see it. It's better if they're surprise

[@Mantecadasbimboo]

*Closes sliding door in a epic way*

[@josephparker4022]

"Less story, more gory." Nah, man. While the gore does increase, so does the story. Everyone who gives the Saw series a watch realizes how great and complex it is. You're going to love it!

[@Nerdlabor]

Especially the trilogy after Saw 3

[@TheJigsawFiles]

100% agree. Its a horror soap opera its ALL story, traps are just a bonus, and yes they do up the gore in later traps. But its still all story and characters.

[@theunknownuser9609]

For real I think some people get so overwhelmed or captivated or whatever by the amped gore that for them it overshadows the fact that the story and character work with John and his apprentices just gets bigger and better

[@TheJigsawFiles]

@@theunknownuser9609 Also I think its easier for people to associate traps with it because that's what sells the tickets and some people may find the timeline convoluted (it is lol) but I'm doing a Saw timeline on my channel to hopefully help casual audiences not be confused and have it be a treat to fellow fans to enjoy. But it can be intimidating to someone new trying to catch up.

[@angelux2793]

​​@@TheJigsawFiles Horror soap opera is literally the best way to put it lol The story gets so complex and convoluted and you get flashbacks within flashbacks of flashbacks lol I absolutely love it and this series ❤❤

[@JBW27]

Blake having to watch the Saw movies is such a treat 😂

[@neojc128]

when he DOES watch

[@melissayoung465]

Thank you to Blake for suffering for our entertainment. 😂

[@lilbitx496]

I love that one of the creators was apart of the cast. Adam is played by Leigh Whannel who is co writer of the show!

[@Wash869]

James Wan and Leigh Whannell (screenwriter) had no intention of making sequels.

[@preminsta8630]

yup both were best friends from While in film school

[@charlienerd]

Yep originally it was a 10 minute short tht they pitched and the production company said no so they had to fund it themselves in under 1m dollars and was filmed in 18 days

[@Angelacarolinax.]

Leigh Whannell is so pretty and he's Australian so that's nice 💗

[@kitkat6442]

@@charlienerd So I’m a big saw fan, so sorry in advance for me writing a book and geeking out. So the story goes James wan and Leigh Whannell graduated film school and wanted to produce a film. They didn’t have any money so they produced a short that took place in one room, eventually wanting to make it into a featured film. Their manager saw the script and told them not to be stupid by making it themselves bc they’re sitting on an amazing idea. Eventually the short gets to Greg Hoffman (yes Hoffman was named after him in homage bc he’s pretty important to the making of saw). Hoffman saw the script and started pitching it all around Hollywood trying to get funding bc he saw the vision. Eventually they signed with lionsgate and we got the well known franchise. Also they ran out of funding and had to improvise by filming b roll of random buildings/ street signs. This is now a staple in the franchise. Also since they had no more money they couldn’t really do the gruesome stuff we see in the later movies so the og saw is pretty tame gore wise. The lack of money is also why when “Amanda” stabs the guy it’s the shadow that’s filmed, this is bc filming was over so they dressed Leigh Whannell as Amanda and painted his nails. During that scene if you don’t see Amanda, then it’s probably Leigh Whannell 😂😂 They also never intended on a sequel and the reason saw 2 is kind of the perfect sequel is bc it was originally a script for an entirely different movie and people were like “this kinda sounds like saw” so they tweaked the script and that’s how we got saw 2. If you made it this far I have more fun facts like the only time Billy’s name is mentioned and Amanda and Adam’s relationship (they know each other and it was cut). I’ve spent a lot of time analyzing this series so any questions I’m game!! Thanks for reading my nerdy comment!! ❤

[@charlienerd]

@@kitkat6442 yer Amanda knowing Adam makes what happens in later films make sense tho John didn't see it tht way hence why she got tested

[@malacaimarbas2048]

What a lot of people forget with Alison holding Zep at gunpoint and not killing him immediately is that Zep is, as far as she knows, the only person who could possibly know where Lawrence is. All she has is that phone, with Lawrence on the other end who has no idea where he is. Ali was trying to save Lawrence as well.

[@deadshot7062]

It’s crazy that this movie is what started both James Wan and Leigh whannell rise into being amazing filmmakers. Also best theme and amazing ending. Hearing Adam’s terrified scream even when the screen goes black leave you so shocked. Especially with that game over.

[@RaggedyPack]

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[@preminsta8630]

While in film school, Whannell met James Wan. Together, the two wrote a script for what would become Saw. After making a short film in 2003 to showcase the intensity of the Saw script, the feature film version, directed by Wan, was made in 2004 and became a low-budget sleeper hit.

[@downbeatdialga1341]

57:49 for reference, the series’ titular theme-and the music playing in the background here-is called “Hello, Zep”. Remember it well~

[@paulinekeown2472]

My favorite horror theme ever. I get the chills every time it starts at the end of the movies, because I know we're about to get all the flashbacks and the tea lol

[@MalkavianChilde]

Saw is one of my favorite franchises. There is a lot of philosophy and psychology to discuss about them. The overarching story is great. It is a wild ride.

[@DCshandle]

Don’t tell me you think jigsaw is saving people and that it’s their choice if they wanna live😂 that argument wouldn’t even hold up for 5 seconds if he was charged for his crimes

[@MalkavianChilde]

@@DCshandle I didn't say he was saving people, and philosophy isn't one-sided. There is just a lot to unpack and discuss.

[@garnet0101]

My son met the Saw cast at 2011 Texas Frightfest. Has a picture with them. He said Cary Elwes was the nicest man he’d ever met.

[@danmulholland1634]

That's awesome the only 1 I met so far was Danny Glover had him sign a 11x17 also signed by Tobin Bell but indidnt meet him yet got it thru a private signing

[@KingChrisXX]

Such an amazing franchise can get confusing, but once things add up, you just "get it." So many crazy, gorey films, and these have to be the best!

[@preminsta8630]

yes luv this part the most especially the climax when he saw his ankle damn was feeling uneasy

[@BingersGonnaBing]

Amanda’s clutch win was so satisfying and we were all cheering for her making it 👏😎

[@yannhollister9091]

Amanda is the best, a queen

[@sproductionsinc]

The way they're able to still make it tense when you already know she survives is sooo good.

[@misterrodrigo1980]

James Wan and Leigh Whannell made this movie when they were fresh out of film school with a shoestring budget. The twist endings in each film is what makes them so good. Some sequels are good, some are not, but each one reveals a little more of the plot in a story that becomes one huge puzzle. The last one, Saw X, is really good, maybe the best since the original. I hope you enjoy this ride! I saw most of them on the cinema.

[@julianaFinn]

This is a really good example of tension building in a film, with very limited budget and locations. It still makes me squirrely seeing it. Leigh and James did a phenomenal job with this film

[@sholo6198]

Yes, finally! I'm a huge fan of Saw franchise and please let's continue to watch more Saw movies...they're worth it.

[@charlienerd]

Me too

[@RoyKoopaling]

You were supposed to think Jigsaw was Zepp, but obviously you guys knew he wasn’t so the twist doesn’t hit as hard.

[@ka_milly]

Yay finally!! You have no idea how much I love your reactions, I feel like a friend of the group. Now I'm going to take my moment to enjoy an hour of reaction!

[@illgillbates9561]

Same, the raggedy vibes are strong

[@2609israel]

Blake I’m sorry but I LOVE YOUR SUFFERING FACES 😂😂😂😂 awesome you guys are starting a new franchise!!

[@yannhollister9091]

you should have seen their Hereditary reaction, it was 10 times worse lol

[@2609israel]

@@yannhollister9091 I didn’t knew they reacted to Hereditary!!!! I can imagine him 😭😭😭

[@Pentarax]

"Bro just didn't move for three hours?" Check the scene where Tapp and Sing found the old guy chained up in the factory. "Awake already Jeff? I'll need more powerful tranquilizers next time." He was testing how long he'd need to sedate himself for.

[@olejensen840]

Leigh Whannell who plays the photographer has since directed two movies himself. Upgrade and The invisible man. Both bangers imo

[@chelscara]

It's been out so long, I've never gotten to see people react to the Jigsaw-Tobin Bell reveal. Thank you for that experience, especially the guy who knew what was coming and didn't give a single thing away!

[@alexinator-hh5fe]

Love the Saw franchise so much honestly. So many twists and turns. I remember the final twist of this movie had my jaw on the floor when I first watched it

[@kitkat6442]

I felt like a dirty liar when I purposefully led my friends to believe jigsaw was zepp when I made them watch it 😂 I even had to gaslight one when they pointed out John breathing in the opening scene! Totally worth it tho. I got to watch everyone have the same face I did. They didn’t even know the saw movies had twists. For the rest of the franchise I let them try to solve it but everyone deserves to be slapped with the og saws ending 😂

[@rachaelhogan7850]

Jigsaw made Amanda a chance to win the game and made her appreciate her life she was kind of reborn when faced with iminant death you survive it gives you an new appreciation for your life

[@Jay-gurl]

I've said it once and I'll say it again. A hacksaw CAN cut through metal. But it would take awhile. The problem is Adam and Gordon immediately went for the bulky chain when they should have just the saw on the padlock. The metal of the click is smaller and with some elbow grease, you could cut through that and thus, remove the ankle cuff. Definitely work better than trying to fit through the dang chain.

[@MaCherie92]

I remember seeing this for the first time when I was in elementary school, and it changed my perspective on the horror/slasher genre in general. It's iconic, and it was filmed in a month only.

[@Annausagi2]

I do appreciate that the first movie focuses less on the gore, while still making you squeam as your brain makes up the parts they don't show. Great reaction, you guys!

[@rhynotink]

Everytime I see this movie it baffles me how unfair that flammable jelly trap is. The guy is poisoned, walking on broken glass, covered in flammable jelly, has to use a candle to figure out the safe combination without catching himself on fire. And there's a thousand numbers on the wall

[@M4dH4tt3rsMus3]

Welcome to Saw! Jigsaw is a freaking mastermind. He is a genius and one of my favorite anti heroes. That's why I love this series. I still remember going to the movies around Halloween each year to see these. It was such a good time.

[@gje3]

This is one of my favorite franchises ever and my favorite movie to watch people react to. One of the best twists in cinema. I am SO hyped for your reactions to the rest! Maybe you can rank all the traps as well! Thanks for doing this guys 😊

[@horrormoviereactions]

I love how much Blake ended up enjoying this movie, and his surprised tone. When you all started saying that there's no way they'd show Jigsaw's face this early in the movie and his face was literally on the screen, I thought that was peak, but then Cojo called the twist! Love it, loved this reaction. I'm going to binge the rest of the Saw franchise this month, because I only ever watched the first one. Blake's enthusiasm reminded me of how much I liked Saw and made me enthusiastic, too.

[@tparkerevans7165]

You can’t go wrong with James Wan. He gave us three iconic horror franchises: Saw, Insidious, and The Conjuring

[@esorenilegnave]

Not sure if you’ll see this or if it’s been said, but Dr Gordon is played by an amazing actor. He was Robin Hood in Robin Hood: Men in Tights and he was Westley in The Princess Bride. His name is Cary Elwes and almost unrecognizable with his acting here.

[@SommerNicole22]

Saw is my most favorite comfort horror franchises of all time! And to watch y’all experience these movies for the very first time is an absolute JOY! I could not stop laughing at y’all’s reactions. 😂❤

[@brandoncameron2686]

In the scene where Adam was using his camera to light up his dark apartment so he could see, it looks like Blake missed every single camera flash. He was covering his eyes or looking away for every single one. That scenario was creepy. If you were in that situation, and someone was in the house, and you’re using the flashing camera to try to see. Scary as hell. What’s lurking in the dark?

[@dannyluv78]

It reminded me of the Shutter (2004) movie. When the lights went off and the camera started taking pictures of the photographer and could hear the long shutter sounds, light flashes and the vengeful ghost just appearing in random places of the photo studio haha. Petrifying scene.

[@kitkat6442]

No matter how many times I watch saw that jumpscare always gets me! I hate jumpscares bc I think they’re cheap and not actually scary but that one is just done so well. The buildup is great so that jumpscare gets a pass! 😂😂

[@Renaronaaa]

OMG...i literally searched for your reaction for Saw YESTERDAY and was so bummed i couldnt find one and i just got off the evening shift at work...my god you saved my weekend!

[@calebstewart6235]

saw has some of the absolute best twists in any movie series ive seen in a while. like all of the saw movies

[@mcsinger7719]

I saw this in theaters..when he came off the floor the gasp...was deafening...oh it gets a lot bloodier

[@ambercline8028]

The guy that woke up in the tub and James wan was their first movie big break. They came from Canada and the first written movie play was too gruesome so they came to California and told them to make some changes and they directed it. Fricken awesome when I saw the documentary on it

[@seosamh.forbes]

So it was never really about traps, it was originally made by Wan and Leigh Whanell (who played Adam) when they were studying film. The thought process was "We're in college so we're of course broke. Horror is the cheapest genre to make, but what if we go so cheap we can shoot all (or most) of it in one room?" Jigsaw views himself as a sort of life therapist, but legit thinks the best therapy is a near-death experience.

[@mxrdersimulator]

SAW MY ABSOLUTE BELOVED. these movies are firmly in my rotation of movies to throw on when i've had a hard week, they're such comfort movies for me at this point lmao. yall r in for a ride.

[@JaimeCard]

Blake looking like he wanted to curl up and die during the camera flash scene was great 😂

[@melissayoung465]

Blake's face after Corey asks if he's okay 😂😂😂

[@shoyohinata3462]

Time stamp? Or scene, if you can't remember

[@marklouis1890]

Cojo was definitely cooking in this film. Very kean

[@bklynkat23]

I will always appreciate Saw for putting Leigh Whannell on my radar! I was just watching Corey the entire time with the smirk on his face knowing what was coming lmao 🤣

[@AprilGabrielle]

You guys will love this franchise, please keep going!

[@rachaelhogan7850]

The black detective was detective murtaugh in lethal weapons and was in predator 2 Danny glover

[@Pohi]

When they were talking about him I was saying out loud "it's Danny fucking Glover". 😂 I don't know why it still surprises/shocks me sometimes when younger folks don't recognize the people I grew up watching in movies. That's life I guess. 😁

[@CactusJuiceTrip]

The tension in your guys faces before a pigsaw jumpscare 😆😬🫣

[@Lunal73]

The twist is awesome. The soundtrack as well.

[@idaf782]

just found you guys because haunting of hill house is my favorite show of all time and i am loving your reactions to that series!!!! however, i am also STOKED that you're watching this series too... you're in for a wild ride and i am so here for it

[@solitarymaninblack]

Michael Emerson aka Zepp was brilliant in the TV series Lost.

[@ExcelsiorGamingUK]

Adam the 2nd guy (photographer) is Leigh Wannel he wrote the film as well as starred in it :)

[@irina1296]

Saw 2 is my personal favorite in the series but this one is objectively the strongest and the most shocking

[@wutupbro1713]

54:49 was pure gold😂

[@rodgill9376]

Charlie Clouser is one of the reasons why this series has last as long as it did. His main theme bring a prime example. “Hello Zepp” is what we call it by the way and this always plays at the end of each film. But it also plays at other times during the films as well. Charlie’s music is suspenseful, creepy and ominous but also at times, triumphant and exciting. He was best known for being the former keyboard player of Nine Inch Nails. If I remembered correctly, Saw was Charlie’s first ever motion picture score.

[@sineadoreilly1486]

Blake just like “😮😦” the whole movie😂

[@Cheetha9595]

also this film is what started the escape rooms we have now

[@johannesbowers7467]

Nope. Try "Cube" from 1997 (followed by Cube 2 and Cube Zero)

[@heykittykittykitty]

@@johannesbowers7467Cube is so good

[@danieljansson7163]

You guys are one of my new favorite reaction people I have seen in a long time!

[@neonoires]

Detective Sing is also on Industry on HBO and Rush Hour 1.

[@anelsatxlife]

The photographer is played by Leigh Whannel who is actually the writer of Saw. The doctor is pkayed by Cary Elwes who has a lot of good movies one being, The Princess Bride.

[@joshuacoldwater]

Leigh Whannell, the writer, had to be in this film. It ending with his screams, is perfect.

[@tbrrrdmn]

When i saw this in theaters, i started the audience applause for such a great ending. 🥰

[@heykittykittykitty]

Spoiler: Saw this in a packed theater. When John stood up at the end, the whole theater went crazy. It was a wicked surprise twist!

[@Wash869]

SAW XI has been postponed until next year.

[@marklouis1890]

Damn

[@charlienerd]

Is tht an official announcement

[@rachaelhogan7850]

@@charlienerdyes it’s been postponed

[@HellionSol]

Just found your guys' channel today, subbed and watched a handul of vids. You guys are great, real genuine. Looking forward to more!

[@dominiccarroll7125]

Blake’s face when Corey says they’re watching the unrated version 😳 😂😂😂😂

[@HexTheRumbling]

In DBD its refered to as a reverse bear trap. If you don't get the trap off fast enough it snaps your character's neck, and you can't leave out the exit gates with them on. I've had so many players run out the doors with them on and i'm just watching in stealth mode and thinking "Are you for feel" 😂

[@binxbolling]

SNL did a spoof on this with guest host Shaq cutting off the wrong leg, the one that was not shackled.

[@juniorlks1]

This film is one those that literally changed the game in the genre when it came out, such a masterpiece. Can't wait for your reactions to the evolution of the traps and the plot!

[@APhizzle]

Yes, the Gideon Meat Plant map in Dead By Daylight has a room that resembles this bathroom and also has some corpses that appear to be Adam and Lawrence. The pig is a killer and Detective David Tapp is a survivor from this series…and of course the head trap!!

[@mermaidscooter]

My favourite detail is the bathroom foot.

[@freelikeyve]

fun fact, adam (whannel) plays 'Specs' in Insidious

[@rupertreynolds4751]

Just found ur channel am looking forward to watching all of ur saw reactions and have subscribed 😊

[@FLQueerLiberal1982]

Now, admittedly, Blake is great eye candy. But why are y'all torturing that poor boy? 😂😂😂 We all know he can't stand THIS level of of horror/violence/gore.

[@TheBambinoitaliano]

Blake is that puppy that never stop barking. Bad puppy need to be disciplined once in a while and horror movies makes him behave. And that's when he is most adorable. 😋

[@FLQueerLiberal1982]

@@TheBambinoitaliano 😏 🤭 isn't he though!? 😊 🤗 He's just so gnikcuF adorable when he's scared! Right!? 😉 😁

[@Debora-ge9nb]

so happy u guys are starting this, let's gooo

[@Xincaria]

God I love this franchise, always been my favorite.

[@koppsal]

You got a subscription from me because of this video. i love the saw franchise :)

[@shainewhite2781]

Oh, man you're in for one wild ride! Most of the sequels are actually prequels that take place a year before the events of the first SAW movie, as well as a spinoff film called Spiral: From The Book Of Saw, starring Chris Rock and Samuel Jackson. An eleventh film, SAW XI, will be released on September 26, 2025, as the release date was pushed back due to the results of the SAG AGTRA Strike.

[@illgillbates9561]

Maybe remove the first part of your comment because of spoilers but hey what do I know

[@Debora-ge9nb]

why do you had to spoil that lol

[@Jesskunt]

Finally ❤ My favourite franchise after Scream.

[@juliocesarg.r.1238]

Amanda, the Scream Queen herself.... love her to death, literally...

[@lindas483]

You guys should watch the Scott Tibbs documentary as well! Never getting over Adam, he didn't get instructions for his game at all:(

[@crayb420]

I've always wondered if that guy on the floor, failed his test but escaped and was placed to be erased

[@freelikeyve]

hearing adam's screaming at the end during the credits still gets to me 😪

[@111585sandman]

I was 19 when this movie came out and saw it with some friends in the theaters. Loved it

[@Nyxthermite]

Never felt the need to say this on any other reaction channel , love u Blake 90% if the shi u say I have strong opinions on usually in the same direction ( u guys are awesome )

[@Mrs.Garrison69]

I’m so happy Blakes here for this… he’s not happy about it, but I am and that’s what matters❤😂

[@solitarymaninblack]

Amanda's actress was also in The Blob and The Grudge 3.

[@damianköln]

It's impressive that they managed to create such a masterpiece with a budget of just 1.2 million dollars and a duration of 18 days. The film grossed over 102 million US dollars. A truly top performance. And the best thing about the film is the end. Just a really cool scene.

[@iamjoshkoop]

The drill dude was the test for the paralytics he used in the bathroom.

[@TheRemyLeBeau]

The reason why this is a good movie is because it's an intelligent _psychological thriller_ . It required _some_ gore to make its point, but it's all about psychology and detective work. Wan was probably inspired by _escape rooms_ ;) The idea behind Jigsaw's victims are indeed what he mentioned himself. People don't have a desire to live, they just go through the motions, taking everything for granted and even destroy themselves by doing drugs, alcohol and stuff. By putting them in insane situations, where their life is on the line, only then they understand how much they want to live. And if they survive, they'll never take anything in life for granted. The nurse was an addict. So after she escapes, she was thankful to Jigsaw because she now has the determination and discipline to go full cold turkey and never, ever touch that stuff again. She has a new appreciation for what it means to be alive. So it's not quite a Stockholm Syndrome, but it's nevertheless a shock to wake her up to realize she's wasting her life by poisoning her body. Sometimes you have to shock someone to make your point. If you're curious, this is what exactly what survivors tell you. That they understand how much they want to live after experiencing that disaster. Well, not all of them. You also have people who blame someone for their experience and just continue on doing what they did before. But "life-changing experiences" are called like that _because_ it changes your view of life and _on_ life.

[@jenni5104]

Welcome to the OG Escape Room franchise 😂 We hope you enjoy your stay. The 6th and 10th are my personal favourites, so I hope you stay the course!