Mjeteconer Just perfect...

TrueHello Fun premise, good actors, bad writing. This film seemed to have potential at the beginning but it quickly devolves into a trite action film. Ultimately it's very boring.

Ezmae Chang This is a small, humorous movie in some ways, but it has a huge heart. What a nice experience.

Marva-nova Amazing worth wacthing. So good. Biased but well made with many good points.

Gavinanimator After the disappointing Saw V and Saw VI, I found the seventh film and thought "Here we go again...", however this was actually a really good Saw movie! I was surprised to find out that the director of Saw VI decided to make a pretty decent close to the franchise.THE TRAPS: I loved all the traps in this movie, except for the noose which I thought could have been better as an escaped trap. Other than that, this was the goriest Saw yet! I also got to see the moment I've been dying to see in the whole series; which is the Reverse Beartrap going off. By far the highlight of all Beartrap moments! Although the fact that the lighting in most of the shots kinda gave the blood a violet red look to it did look a bit off, I wasn't really bothered by that too much.THE PLOT: All of the questions I had throughout the entire franchise were actually answered in this movie! And that's saying a lot! Now I will say that the plot did feel pretty rushed. There were also characters that were introduced pretty late in the movie. This felt pretty weird but everything else made up for it!THE ENDING: The twist at the end was probably one of the biggest twists of the entire franchise, along with the second and fourth one. I was very satisfied with the ending of this movie and very glad that they decided to finish off the series with a very exiting plot!Other than a few flaws, I really enjoyed this movie a lot more than the original! Can't wait for Saw VIII!

michaehastings SAW THE FINAL CHAPTER is the last of the SAW movies to come out before the tragic death of Amy Winehouse. She was only 27 years old. SAW 7 is in 3-D which means that if you wear special glasses, it's almost like you're right there with them. In this movie, Carey Elwes, who in the first film had his foot cut off in a manner similar to Kunta Kinte, is back, and is no longer suing the studio. But while Kunta Kinte had his foot cut off to keep him from escaping the horrors of slavery, Carey Elwes cut his own foot off because Jigsaw told him to. He works for jigsaw. It's worth mentioning that in every movie, the person who can't bring themselves to condemn Jigsaw for his actions is the one who is secretly working for him. It tells the story of Bobby, who has lied to the public about the nature of his Pectoral Scars. SAW3D (they should have done something with that title and the word "sawed") follows the late Chester Bennington, the lead singer of Linkin Park, who plays a racist that his to tear off all his skin, get it. One of the traps is cage, that Bobby has to swing out of, over some comically large spikes, because HE LIED. Bobby sucks, and can't save anyone, so they all die. All of them. At the end, we get to finally see the Reverse-Bear Trap put to good use, just like father always wanted. HIGHLY Recommended.

Davis P Saw 3D: The final chapter: the last saw movie, as far as quality goes, truly is complicated. The beginning and a lot of the middle is honestly kinda crap, and the gore is cranked up way to high, I mean yes that was expected going in, but still, it could've been a lot better without some of those unnecessarily gory shots. As far as acting goes, eh, nothing that special here, a couple of performances by the main detectives on the case are super cheesy and laughable, the rest suffice OK I suppose. The journey Bobby must go through to get to the ending is wrought with gore, violent deaths, screaming, and predictable goings on. The deaths are gross, unpleasant, and I'm sorry but I just can't enjoy it, just can't, especially since this is nothing new, same old same old. Now the ending is what was actually interesting, the ending is suspenseful, nostalgic, just a little surprising, and I think they ending this slasher series well. I liked Jill Tucker in this movie, I feel like she did well, and her character had good solid material to work with. Unfortunately I cannot give the film a positive review. With some bad performances by a few select actors, a very poor beginning, and an over the top distasteful amount of 3D gore, I just cannot give it one. I give this final installment in the bloody saw franchise a 4/10. I now will have to see the other previous films LOL, this is the only one I've seen so far. And damnit Jill Tucker shouldn't have died!

GL84 Trying to help fellow survivors, a self-help guru telling his story of surviving one of Jigsaw's traps finds himself part of a new game that he must successfully pass while the police continue to get ever closer to solving the killer's true identity.This was yet another enjoyable if somewhat frustrating entry that closes out the franchise. There's some pretty big flaws present here for this one, starting with the fact that the film's intention on keeping the main killer alive and so far ahead of the police here simply to have him be the main object of their investigation to stop him. The amount of effort gone through to show how far ahead he is of them is entirely unrealistic and simply features him as such solely to get the villain of the piece to come out on top being the hero of the film but that is a huge detriment to the film as a whole with this one yet again forced to employ such a not-that-shocking twist ending that plays out for the fifth time in the series' history only each time was a different person in that position. Not even that works either with the simple notion of bringing that particular individual into play to deliver the exact same twist as just about every other effort here is incredibly disappointing and doesn't make for any kind of impassioned viewing as there's the overly-familiar sense of deja-vu creeping in here, all of which comes from the films' desired notion of keeping the villain that major of a threat along the way. Likewise, the fact that there's some rather confusing and overly-complicated traps here that no sane person would ever think up trying to teach some kind of lesson to someone doesn't really strike out that much here. The 3D is so unimportant to the film that there's no need to have filmed them that way to begin with as they don't even register at all, while the constant and irritating yelling during each of the traps makes for a hard time to figure out what's going on,but overall these are the only major distractions throughout here. The main thing here with this one is that for once in the series, it finally gets the moral objective of the traps right for this is certainly as worthy and whole-heartedly appropriate for a game as the franchise has ever delivered and actually has enough sense to tie the traps into a significant meaning behind them. While they may not be the most realistically-contrived setups in terms of logic, there's some rather fun times to be had here with the way they all build together and form a rather impressive game to be dished out, and the graphic gore is again a highlight. As well, the idea of bucking traditions with the opening in public make for a highly-enjoyable sense of uniqueness here that makes for a fun opening encounter here. It helps raise this somewhat, but it's still somewhat flawed.Rated R: Extreme Graphic Violence and Graphic Language.