Saw DVD Movie

Saw

List Price	$14.98 (You save $4.79)
Studio	Lions Gate Home Entertainment
Orig Year	2004
DVD Encoding	Region 1
All Time Sales Rank	4171
CD Universe Part number	6937936
Catalog number	19228
Discs	1
Release Date	Oct 18, 2005
Rating	R (MPAA)
Rating Reason	strong grisly violence and language
Running Time	100 Minutes
Additional Info	Widescreen; Special Edition; Uncut; Unrated
Movie Details	Color; UnEdited Version; Widescreen; Special Edition; Uncut; Unrated; Uncut Edition

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Saw Movie Review

Average Rating: (3.8 out of 5 stars) 4 stars

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3 stars What I thought then and what I think NOW??
When I seen the first saw movie a couple of years ago I wasn't that inpressed. To be honest basically I thought it was just a bunch of crap and 100% pure sick, But now I think different about the movie. I seen saw 2 and thought it was better than the first and began to like it. So somehow and don't ask me how I've went from not liking saw whatsoever to becoming quite a huge fan of it. Now I love them but I still think saw 2 is much better Can't wait for saw 3.
Submitted by Steven. U.K. Movie reviewer. (U.K. United Kingdom, England.)
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4 stars One of the best movies in years
I haven't seen a movie this good in a long time but Saw was really good, it was creepy, it was sort of disgusting at times and it had a perfect twist. Not bad for a torture flick, I also reccommend the sequels (except the 4th installment) they are good aswell.
Submitted by buzzsaw4 (Sydney, Australia)
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3 stars creepy
i bought this movie to add to my horror collection and it didn,t dissapoint. has interesting storyline to go with the gore, suspence,horror,and has a good ending. a must for horror fans.
Submitted by scooter14 (st. louis mo.)
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4 stars The Best of it's kind
Now let's be fair...this is what you expect, does it really get any better? It is the best of it's kind. There is a on going story here and not just to cash in on itself,unlike other flims that do not know when to give up.
Submitted by mitch89014 (Henderson,NV)
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5 stars YAAAAA!
This is by far the best horror movie Ive seen in years! Can't wait for the seqal! If there is one.
Submitted by John.W (Pittsburg)
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