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Release date: 24 October 2008 (USA)
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It was confirmed through multiple sources that David Hackl, the production designer for Saw II, Saw III and Saw IV and second unit director for Saw III and Saw IV has officially been announced to direct both Saw V and Saw VI. Saw VI will be directed by Kevin Greutert, the editor on all the Saw films to date.
So there will be a saw 5 soon and then saw 6
CANT WAIT :D:D
What kinda killing mechanisms do you think will be there this time?
OMG WHY? they are getting really boring...
i watched the end of saw 4 last night, its sick but i couldnt keep my eyes off it :D
just incase people havent seen number 4 ive put a question in spoiler so dont click if you dont want number 4 spoiled. :)
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Originally Posted by Scouse
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In the production of SAW V, one of the traps, can actually kill the person doing it. :)
Since the release of the first SAW, 5 sequels were immediately signed, and Tobin Bell is contracted to each of them.
SAW II was relatively decent, III was... okay, IV was pretty dire. From the second sequel onwards there is just gore for the sake of it, and every script is based around a twist at the end of every damn film. I can only assume that V and VI will follow the same format and be lackluster, especially since Darren has left the director's chair, and a production designer has taken his place, just look what happened with Joe Alves and JAWS 3.
Saw? More like ****.
saw III was my favourite, i watched saw IV and didnt really like it at all.
I can see why some people find it boring but personally i enjoy not being able to watch things because there so sick. To me that makes a good film :]
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Originally Posted by samsaBEAR
Edited by samsaBEAR (Forum Moderator): Please use spoiler tags :)
i guess we'll have to wait and see, they're probably keeping it in reserve just in case they can't think of anything betterQuote:
Originally Posted by Spiffing