My biggest problem with these prequels is that the characters don't look like themselves. Amanda and John should look 20 years younger than they do for this to work and it really takes me out of the movie.
The boss woman's speech near the end is way too long and cartoonish. They could've just killed everyone, even without a working gun, and just leave the place with the real money bag. What's up with not checking the gun and just assuming you get a fully loaded pistol handed to you after pointing it at others?
How does everything always work exactly like planned by the way? Especially for someone who gets fooled with a false cancer treatment?
As the synopsis states, this movie happens between the first and the 2nd movie, hence my title - Saw 1.5.
I gave this a 6 because I think it was interesting enough and better than some of the sequels. It was also good to see more Kramer than before.
The boss woman's speech near the end is way too long and cartoonish. They could've just killed everyone, even without a working gun, and just leave the place with the real money bag. What's up with not checking the gun and just assuming you get a fully loaded pistol handed to you after pointing it at others?
How does everything always work exactly like planned by the way? Especially for someone who gets fooled with a false cancer treatment?
As the synopsis states, this movie happens between the first and the 2nd movie, hence my title - Saw 1.5.
I gave this a 6 because I think it was interesting enough and better than some of the sequels. It was also good to see more Kramer than before.