Jigsaw Movie Review - When man turns into a killing machine

Well, I don't really know what to say. This film not only prepared me for the beautiful days of Saw's explosive vascular series of hyper-adrenaline, but also made me live a new and distinctive experience from John Kramer's experiments to probe the human soul to the core. All fans of the Saw series had in their minds that the series actually ended in the seventh film released in 2010, and really was the end of a genius series for epic films like that, but the biggest shock was when Jigsaw was released in October 2017. What do they want to offer after the series ends ? Any reasonable ...!

the story

It is known that Jigsaw has died ten years now, and the series of crimes for the purpose of hidden justice has died with him irrevocably, and the autopsy and burial is clearly not questionable. Now, after so many years, some bodies begin to appear indiscriminately on the streets of the city. Events move from one scene to another in an attempt to reach that return to life, as well as the writer's narrative of one of Kraemer's crazy experiences to punish humans for their transient evils. Will you live up to our usual expectations of that explosive chain of minds? Did John Cramer really return from death? Many questions and many answers will be found in the folds of this film, which has rekindled the glory of the series.

Impression of the story

As usual, every part of that series comes with a new, different, and unexpected plot. Along with keenness to show the creative and distinctive character of John Kramer in designing all the tools that serve him in his quest to cleanse the souls of human beings and select the fat from the nausea, the most distinctive element in the plot this time is independent in itself. The puzzle is scattered between the scenes of each film separately, until we get to the seventh film to collect strings, and we see that in each film there were missing pieces is time to assemble. But this story is a stand-alone puzzle, and all of its pieces are scattered inside the plot itself without being combined with other film experiences.

Another distinctive aspect of this plot is that it has struck a culture of intermittent stimulation in a murder. But this film is a straightforward presentation of the entire contract at once.It simply stacks up in adrenaline and enthusiasm until you release it once at the end of the film that will drive you crazy, and you can repeat it several times in a row until you fully understand it. This is really commendable.

Characters

For the characters there is not much to say. In this film, John Kramer's own character appeared again and this was shocking, but it was the only one that appeared from the previous parts. Dr. Gordon, his friend and his first survivor, never appeared in the film, although I was expecting him to be the mastermind behind all that. For other characters it was natural to be superficial, because their appearance depends on the time period of the film itself, and has no depth or meaning far, so I will not put the characters this time within the elements of evaluation, if I do this will be a fatal blow to the film, and the film revolves around the concept of horror Psychological, community goodness, and the person It must be superficial to focus the viewer on meaning and actions, not heroes and names.

personal opinion

A beautiful film brings back the old days with the wonderful Saw series. A good plot, elaborate curves, and a shocking end as usual, a review of Jigsaw, which really proved a remarkable experience that has brought back many memories and emotional states. I wish you an enjoyable view, always remembering John Kramer's resonant phrase: “We speak for the dead.”

Mt Rating 9.5/10

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