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Tästä voi olla montaa mieltä:
http://movies.yahoo.com/feature/saw2.html
http://movies.yahoo.com/feature/saw2.html
Saw 2 -traileri julkaistu
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Ykkösosa teki ainakin meikäläiseen vaikutuksen. Mielenkiintoinen ja hyvin keksitty juoni kaikessa raakuudessaan säväytti. Yleensä jatko-osasta onnistutaan tekemään aina paskempi mut mielenkiinnolla tuota odotellaan.
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Ihan hyvältähän tuo trailerikin vaikutti, mutta jotenkin on vain sellainen aavistus ettei voita ensimmäistä osaa 
Ensimmäinen osa oli kyllä todellinen yllätys kun ei pahemmin mitään mainoksia tai muita hehkutuksia ollut nähnyt ja sitten elokuva paljastuikin todella hyväksi
Nyt sitten innolla odotellaan toista osaa.
Ensimmäinen osa oli kyllä todellinen yllätys kun ei pahemmin mitään mainoksia tai muita hehkutuksia ollut nähnyt ja sitten elokuva paljastuikin todella hyväksi Nyt sitten innolla odotellaan toista osaa.
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Mitähän nyt tuosta sanoisi... ei millään tule yltämään ykkösosan tasolle, mutta saattaa päästä lähelle...
Veikkaan että kaatuu tasapaksuun näyttelyyn ja siihen jonka jo trailerissa näki - luultavasti liikaa porukkaa Pelissä mukana.
Näistä teasereista on kyllä aika hankala arvioida sen enempää...
Veikkaan että kaatuu tasapaksuun näyttelyyn ja siihen jonka jo trailerissa näki - luultavasti liikaa porukkaa Pelissä mukana.
Näistä teasereista on kyllä aika hankala arvioida sen enempää...
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SPOILEREITA
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SPOLERIT LOPPUVAT
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Arvostelua:
http://www.aintitcool.com/display.cgi?id=21635
"Hey Harry, Mori...
Just came back from what was called "The North American Premiere" of Saw II, at the Montreal Madness Movie Marathon; a special 10pm-to-6am horror film all-nighter that's in it's second year of existence.
I attended the first marathon as well which also premiered the original Saw, so I was hyped up for this one, as this sorta crowd is very receptive to Jigsaw's wacky adventures.
Let's get down to the meat of it: Saw II is a much superior film to the first outing for a couple of different reasons. First and foremost, Leigh Wenelle has a written a much better and focused narrative this time around. Gone are the pointless time jumps from the original, and the useless Danny Glover side-story that seemed so tacked on in the previous outing.
This time, Saw II focuses on the killer's taunting of one detective; Eric Matthews, as played very convincingly by Donnie Wahlberg. This conflict between the two men is what everything Saw II revolves around, even when it doesn't seem like it during the course of the plot.
The main hitch this time, is that Jigsaw has kidnapped 7 strangers and plunked them in a fun house of sorts, and has video cameras installed to watch their every move. This was not for Jigsaw's benefit, but the police instead. Early on, Matthews and a Swat team are able to track down Jigsaw, and find the video feeds showing the 7 people arguing and wondering where they now find themselves.
Jigsaw, knowing his time is reaching it's end due to cancer, lets himself be caught so he can talk to Matthews face to face. This is also when he reveals that one of the 7 strangers in the house is the detective's only son, Daniel.
The house itself is slowly being flooded with a nerve gas that will kill each person, unless they can find certain vials of antidote hidden throughout the house. They have only 3 hours to do, or the gas will reduce each person to having "blood pour out of every orafice" as Jigsaw himself artistically puts it.
As always, Jiggy has left certain clues and nasty traps to make sure his subjects play the game by his rules. The tension of the film has a great build up, as Detective Matthews gets more and more desperate as the timer counts down, and he watches his son get deader and deader as time goes on.
The story is obviously simple, and it's this singularity that makes Saw II enjoyable. Rather then a time-jumping, flash-back ridden hodgepodge that I found the first film to be, Saw II lets you simply enjoy the blood and chaos that ensues. The 7 housemates are pretty standard; bitchy girl, tough guy, quiet loner, level-headed guy, etc...each actor works well with the material, and everyone hits the right notes, which is good for relative unknown cast. Shawnee Smith returns to reprise her role from the first Saw, as the only survivor of Jigsaw's games. You really sympathize with her, as it's just so...unfair she has to be put through this kinda ordeal again...
Saw II doesn't pull any punches when it comes to the red stuff, it's just as gory and satisfying as the first, but the various traps and tests aren't nearly as creative and fun as some of Jigsaw's earlier contraptions. They're just plain violent and spew alot of blood and pain.
The switch to Darren Lynn Bousman as a director doesn't seem to have had much of a different effect, as Saw II looks much like the first, and uses alot of the same visual tricks. The sets look pretty much the same, all the rooms having that dingy, venereal-disease ridden flavor that Courtney Love might feel at home in.
Speaking of which, if you are expecting the same twist ending as the first, then you won't be dissapointed. While it's simply not as shocking or as cool, it's still pretty interesting, and took the entire story in a different direction. Certain references to the first film also crop up near the end, and the audience gobbled it up. Great reactions.
So while Saw II isn't reinventing the wheel of horror flicks, it's still one of the better entries I've seen all year. So if you liked the first Saw, it's a definte must-see...but if you didn't dig the style and execution, this sequel won't make you a fan either.
If you use this, call me The Switcher!"
http://www.aintitcool.com/display.cgi?id=21635
"Hey Harry, Mori...
Just came back from what was called "The North American Premiere" of Saw II, at the Montreal Madness Movie Marathon; a special 10pm-to-6am horror film all-nighter that's in it's second year of existence.
I attended the first marathon as well which also premiered the original Saw, so I was hyped up for this one, as this sorta crowd is very receptive to Jigsaw's wacky adventures.
Let's get down to the meat of it: Saw II is a much superior film to the first outing for a couple of different reasons. First and foremost, Leigh Wenelle has a written a much better and focused narrative this time around. Gone are the pointless time jumps from the original, and the useless Danny Glover side-story that seemed so tacked on in the previous outing.
This time, Saw II focuses on the killer's taunting of one detective; Eric Matthews, as played very convincingly by Donnie Wahlberg. This conflict between the two men is what everything Saw II revolves around, even when it doesn't seem like it during the course of the plot.
The main hitch this time, is that Jigsaw has kidnapped 7 strangers and plunked them in a fun house of sorts, and has video cameras installed to watch their every move. This was not for Jigsaw's benefit, but the police instead. Early on, Matthews and a Swat team are able to track down Jigsaw, and find the video feeds showing the 7 people arguing and wondering where they now find themselves.
Jigsaw, knowing his time is reaching it's end due to cancer, lets himself be caught so he can talk to Matthews face to face. This is also when he reveals that one of the 7 strangers in the house is the detective's only son, Daniel.
The house itself is slowly being flooded with a nerve gas that will kill each person, unless they can find certain vials of antidote hidden throughout the house. They have only 3 hours to do, or the gas will reduce each person to having "blood pour out of every orafice" as Jigsaw himself artistically puts it.
As always, Jiggy has left certain clues and nasty traps to make sure his subjects play the game by his rules. The tension of the film has a great build up, as Detective Matthews gets more and more desperate as the timer counts down, and he watches his son get deader and deader as time goes on.
The story is obviously simple, and it's this singularity that makes Saw II enjoyable. Rather then a time-jumping, flash-back ridden hodgepodge that I found the first film to be, Saw II lets you simply enjoy the blood and chaos that ensues. The 7 housemates are pretty standard; bitchy girl, tough guy, quiet loner, level-headed guy, etc...each actor works well with the material, and everyone hits the right notes, which is good for relative unknown cast. Shawnee Smith returns to reprise her role from the first Saw, as the only survivor of Jigsaw's games. You really sympathize with her, as it's just so...unfair she has to be put through this kinda ordeal again...
Saw II doesn't pull any punches when it comes to the red stuff, it's just as gory and satisfying as the first, but the various traps and tests aren't nearly as creative and fun as some of Jigsaw's earlier contraptions. They're just plain violent and spew alot of blood and pain.
The switch to Darren Lynn Bousman as a director doesn't seem to have had much of a different effect, as Saw II looks much like the first, and uses alot of the same visual tricks. The sets look pretty much the same, all the rooms having that dingy, venereal-disease ridden flavor that Courtney Love might feel at home in.
Speaking of which, if you are expecting the same twist ending as the first, then you won't be dissapointed. While it's simply not as shocking or as cool, it's still pretty interesting, and took the entire story in a different direction. Certain references to the first film also crop up near the end, and the audience gobbled it up. Great reactions.
So while Saw II isn't reinventing the wheel of horror flicks, it's still one of the better entries I've seen all year. So if you liked the first Saw, it's a definte must-see...but if you didn't dig the style and execution, this sequel won't make you a fan either.
If you use this, call me The Switcher!"
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Ei ei ja ei...tuo idea ei toimi toista kertaa. Ja mitä tuohon traileriin tulee niin jotenkin tuli mieleen Cube, joka on muuten loistava leffa
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Ei ollu toi Cube -vertaus kauheen kaukaa haettu, aika samanmoinen tunnelma tossa oli hyvinkin pitkälti, ainakin siellä talon sisällä.
Muuten samaa vikaa kuin jatko-osissa yleensä, kaikkea enemmän ja paremmin mutta se tietty hengettömyys vaivaa. Silti ihan jees leffa, kolme tähteä täältä.
Muuten samaa vikaa kuin jatko-osissa yleensä, kaikkea enemmän ja paremmin mutta se tietty hengettömyys vaivaa. Silti ihan jees leffa, kolme tähteä täältä.
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Huhhuh.. käytiin just katsomassa tuo Saw II. Tuon ahdistavampaa, pelottavampaa ja järkyttävämpää leffaa saa kyllä hakea. Joskus luulin, ettei mikään kauhuleffa enää oikein toimi, mutta luulinpa väärin. Ei ookaan ikinä aiemmin elokuvasta tullut fyysisesti huono olo, niin että tuntuu että pitäisi oksentaa. Tällaisissa leffoissa hirveintä on se, kun leikitään ihmisen psyykellä. Mitkään örkkimörkki-hyppää-kulman-takaa-BÖÖ! -elokuvat ei mitenkään pysty yltämään tällaisen kauhun tasolle, joka on tuollaista psykolgista kauhua.
Jep, mulla on vilkas mielikuvitus ja olen myös herkkä, mut harvoin pitää silmiä laittaa kiinni elokuvissa. Nyt piti, monesti. Ei vaan pystyny katsomaan kun.. hmm.. se oli jotenkin LIIKAA. Jos oisin katsonu tuon yksin tikut silmissä, oisin varmaan tullut hulluksi. Siis ihan oikeasti.
En osaa antaa tähtiä.. mutta siis kauhuksi niin kauhea kuin kauhu voi minusta olla.
edit: Se pitää vielä lisätä, että aika äärimmäisen älykkäitä nämä molemmat Saw-leffat. Mun järki ei ainakaan riitä ratkaisemaan lopputulosta omin päin.
Jep, mulla on vilkas mielikuvitus ja olen myös herkkä, mut harvoin pitää silmiä laittaa kiinni elokuvissa. Nyt piti, monesti. Ei vaan pystyny katsomaan kun.. hmm.. se oli jotenkin LIIKAA. Jos oisin katsonu tuon yksin tikut silmissä, oisin varmaan tullut hulluksi. Siis ihan oikeasti.
En osaa antaa tähtiä.. mutta siis kauhuksi niin kauhea kuin kauhu voi minusta olla.
edit: Se pitää vielä lisätä, että aika äärimmäisen älykkäitä nämä molemmat Saw-leffat. Mun järki ei ainakaan riitä ratkaisemaan lopputulosta omin päin.
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Mike sanoi:
Totta puhut(sairas meininki)! Tuli paha mieli esim. siitä kohtauksesta kun nainen joutui tappaa tuttunsa ja kaivaa avaimen sisuskalujen seasta, jotta oma henki säästyisi :urjo: :( Mitä itse tekisitte samassa tilanteessa, en viitsi edes ajatella
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Niin mutta mietippäs jos pitäisi...Kipi I sanoi:
Kaivaa avain samanlaiseen kypärään oman silmämunan takaa kirurgin veitsellä...:evil:
Ehdottomasti yksi vuoden kovimmista leffoista! :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs:
En tosin suosittele katsomaan leffaa jos ollaan liikkeellä ensitreffeillä tms... :D
