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Ik geloof nite dat Tobin Bell er de hele film in voorkomt.. denk dat hij er meer in speelt bij flash-backs enzo..quote:Op maandag 25 juni 2007 14:19 schreef kevne het volgende:
Ookal is Jigsaw (Tobin Bell) de hoofdpersoon in de films, baal ik er best wel van dat hij ook weer in deel 4 komt. Ik heb het nu eigenlijk wel gehad met hem...
Geloof dat zoiets ook stond op wikipedia, maar kanhet ook verkeerd hebben gelezen..
Bobby Haarms: "Ik ben niet bang voor de dood. Misschien zit onze Lieve Heer wel te wachten op een hersteltraining. Nou, dan kan ie behoorlijk aan de bak." AFCA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ROg7m4qPC00quote:Op maandag 25 juni 2007 14:20 schreef Just_Shut_Up het volgende:
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Same, die laatste trap in Saw 3 was dan ook vrij bruut
En wat is regurgitatie ?:P
Bobby Haarms: "Ik ben niet bang voor de dood. Misschien zit onze Lieve Heer wel te wachten op een hersteltraining. Nou, dan kan ie behoorlijk aan de bak." AFCA
re·gur·gi·tate /rɪˈgɜrdʒɪˌteɪt/ Pronunciation[ri-gur-ji-teyt]
verb, -tat·ed, -tat·ing.
–verb (used without object)
1. to surge or rush back, as liquids, gases, undigested food, etc.
–verb (used with object)
2. to cause to surge or rush back; vomit.
3. to give back or repeat, esp. something not fully understood or assimilated: to regurgitate the teacher's lectures on the exam.
verb, -tat·ed, -tat·ing.
–verb (used without object)
1. to surge or rush back, as liquids, gases, undigested food, etc.
–verb (used with object)
2. to cause to surge or rush back; vomit.
3. to give back or repeat, esp. something not fully understood or assimilated: to regurgitate the teacher's lectures on the exam.
"Pain is my friend. I can trust pain. I can trust pain to make my life utterly miserable."
"My brain is too smart for me."
"We don't need no education." "Yes you do, you just used a double negative."
"My brain is too smart for me."
"We don't need no education." "Yes you do, you just used a double negative."
Overgeven wat je net hebt opgegetenquote:Op maandag 25 juni 2007 16:30 schreef Silaz het volgende:
En wat is regurgitatie ?:P
He also indicated the first 20 minutes will contain extreme gore, enough that it might create a reaction from the MPAA board, and stated that one scene will involve an autopsy
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Hmm niet echt fris.. maar een autopsie lijkt me juist wel weer vet
Bobby Haarms: "Ik ben niet bang voor de dood. Misschien zit onze Lieve Heer wel te wachten op een hersteltraining. Nou, dan kan ie behoorlijk aan de bak." AFCA
SPOILEROm spoilers te kunnen lezen moet je zijn ingelogd. Je moet je daarvoor eerst gratis Registreren. Ook kun je spoilers niet lezen als je een ban hebt.Doe maar even in spoilers want sommige mensen willen het niet weten..op zich niet zo een grote spoiler maar who knows..Correct en tevens juist...
k heb ooit gelezen ergens dat jigsaw trug komtofzow.. kweetnie meer waar..
En deel 5 is al vastgelegd door de makers...
En deel 5 is al vastgelegd door de makers...
"Stories happen only to those who are able to tell them."
Conclusie? geen zin om te kijkenquote:Op maandag 25 juni 2007 16:04 schreef Tinuzzz_Talpa het volgende:
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ROg7m4qPC00
I have had it with these motherfucking snakes on this motherfucking plane!
Dat is de trap met die negert!quote:Op maandag 25 juni 2007 19:29 schreef Electro-Worm het volgende:
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Conclusie? geen zin om te kijken
Heb 3 nog niet gezien. Dus vertel de conclusie puhlies!
I have had it with these motherfucking snakes on this motherfucking plane!
Conclusie:quote:Op maandag 25 juni 2007 21:55 schreef Electro-Worm het volgende:
Heb 3 nog niet gezien. Dus vertel de conclusie puhlies!
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'Saw IV' Masterminds Piece Together Jigsaw's Puzzling Return
Killer won't appear as a ghost or in flashback form — and flick isn't a prequel, either.
By Larry Carroll
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HOLLYWOOD — The most terrifying face in horror over the last half-decade is no more. And long shall he reign.
"Jigsaw is dead," producer Mark Burg revealed Wednesday (June 13), sitting in a dimly lit bar alongside "Saw" masterminds Darren Lynn Bousman, Oren Koules and Tobin Bell. "Everybody knows that they killed him at the end of 'Saw III' ... so the challenge for us was, how do you continue the franchise with Jigsaw being dead?"
With the fourth installment of the super-successful, super-secretive franchise having recently wrapped filming in Toronto, the group convened to give its first interviews about the series that has become an annual Halloween tradition for filmgoers (see "Jigsaw's Already Back For More? 'Saw III' Team Sets Up 'Saw
IV' "). But unlike the other flicks, "Saw IV" would seem to no longer have a villain after fans watched Jigsaw get his neck sliced open and Amanda (Shawnee Smith) get shot in the last volume (see "Jigsaw Gets A Girlfriend In 'Saw III,' But Don't Expect Any Love Scenes"). In many ways, the interviews are marking the beginning of a cat-and-mouse game between fans and filmmakers that would make Jigsaw proud.
"Shawnee is dead as well," Burg added, also confirming that "Saw" won't go the route of series like "Friday the 13th" and turn the Jigsaw Killer and his young protégé Amanda into invincible monsters. "We always thought that we wanted to keep the franchise going, but we didn't want to without having a great story. Then Oren called me up one day, we were playing around with a bunch of ideas, and he said, 'What if blah, blah, blah?' And I was like, 'Oh my God, that works!' "
"You'll find out what's going on in the very first scene," grinned Bell, insisting that he is not only in the movie but has just as much screen time as he did in the last two films. "Does it take place chronologically after the events of 'Saw III'? Yes."
"I don't know what constitutes a prequel, or what constitutes a flashback," the veteran actor added. "All I can tell you is that we meet a lot of new characters, it picks up after the last movie and continues to tell the story."
"Jigsaw definitely returns, but so do the traps, so do the twists, and so does the doll," explained Bousman, who has directed all three sequels. "This is what I can tell you about the film: Everyone's thinking, 'Oh, they're doing a prequel,' but we're not. Is Tobin back? One hundred percent he is. Is he badass in this? One hundred percent he is. Is Tobin only in flashbacks? No, he's not. Is Tobin dead? Yes he is. Is Tobin a ghost? No, he's not."
For those playing along at home, the filmmakers also shot down any notion of Jigsaw having a twin brother à la "City Slickers."
After being questioned until they were at nearly the same torture point as that poor dude on the cross in the last flick, the filmmakers cited a key flashback scene from "Saw III" as their blueprint for the fourth film. "The thing about the 'Saw' movies is that they don't happen sequentially; things get revealed out of sequence. Like in the 'Saw III' scene in the bathroom, [flashing back to] just before I lied down in the floor in 'Saw,' " Bell said. "There's some of that in this film, where we fill in gaps that have developed over time in the previous 'Saw' films."
"But it's way up there with the gore," added David Hackl, who designs the traps for the series. "I just remember Darren standing on set, day after day, saying, 'More blood! We need more blood!' The traps are going to be more elegant and much stronger ... these will be more of a mental puzzle ... they'll make you think."
"There is a scene in this movie where I physically regurgitated in my mouth," Bousman grinned. "It's at the very beginning, and [special-effects coordinator] François [Dagenais] is a genius. ... There is stuff in this movie that I'm dying to see whether it gets past the MPAA."
While some might think that Jigsaw's death would put an end to his anger over being diagnosed with terminal cancer, Bell was quick to say that John has plenty of motivation to continue his killing from beyond the grave. "His terminal cancer is one of the elements in his life, but he's just as angry that the world is going to hell in a handbasket because it's no longer survival of the fittest but survival of the mediocre," observed the actor. "If the story is brilliant, I don't care if he's dead or alive."
Adding that the supposed plots currently listed on sites like IMDb are bogus, Bousman and his crew coughed up the following tidbits on the flick, which will soon release its first image (keep checking back here to see it) and hit theaters October 26:
· Expect "Saw IV" to up the estrogen. "Two of our main leads this year are female," Bousman revealed.
· Bell has said his favorite torture involves a character named "Cecil" — who may or may not have appeared in a previous film.
· Expect a special-delivery leftover from the last movie. "I'll say one thing: Remember in 'Saw III,' when Shawnee opened up the envelope and read things?" Koules said. "Do you know what was in there? Now you will."
· "Saw IV" will revisit the jigsaw pieces that the killer once cut from the flesh of his victims. "That thread will continue, but I can't answer how," Bousman said.
· Producer Koules stepped in front of the cameras again alongside Smith, answering a key question in the series. "I get the question all the time: 'In "Saw 1," the person who Shawnee cuts open to get the key to unlock [her mask], her dead cellmate — what was his relationship to her?' " he grinned, referring to the new flashback. "Well, I was the cellmate."
· Among other details we'll learn is the history of Smith's jewelry. "[In 'Saw III'], what was the key that was chained around her neck?" Bousman asked, suggesting the answer will be revealed.
Last but not least, the director promised a conclusion that will finally compete with the original flick's now-classic revelation of the seemingly dead man getting up from the bathroom floor. "If you guys guess the end of the movie, then you're my personal f---ing heroes," Bousman dared
ben toch wel weer beetje benieuwd geworden
Killer won't appear as a ghost or in flashback form — and flick isn't a prequel, either.
By Larry Carroll
Del.icio.us Digg Newsvine Send Print You Tell Us
HOLLYWOOD — The most terrifying face in horror over the last half-decade is no more. And long shall he reign.
"Jigsaw is dead," producer Mark Burg revealed Wednesday (June 13), sitting in a dimly lit bar alongside "Saw" masterminds Darren Lynn Bousman, Oren Koules and Tobin Bell. "Everybody knows that they killed him at the end of 'Saw III' ... so the challenge for us was, how do you continue the franchise with Jigsaw being dead?"
With the fourth installment of the super-successful, super-secretive franchise having recently wrapped filming in Toronto, the group convened to give its first interviews about the series that has become an annual Halloween tradition for filmgoers (see "Jigsaw's Already Back For More? 'Saw III' Team Sets Up 'Saw
IV' "). But unlike the other flicks, "Saw IV" would seem to no longer have a villain after fans watched Jigsaw get his neck sliced open and Amanda (Shawnee Smith) get shot in the last volume (see "Jigsaw Gets A Girlfriend In 'Saw III,' But Don't Expect Any Love Scenes"). In many ways, the interviews are marking the beginning of a cat-and-mouse game between fans and filmmakers that would make Jigsaw proud.
"Shawnee is dead as well," Burg added, also confirming that "Saw" won't go the route of series like "Friday the 13th" and turn the Jigsaw Killer and his young protégé Amanda into invincible monsters. "We always thought that we wanted to keep the franchise going, but we didn't want to without having a great story. Then Oren called me up one day, we were playing around with a bunch of ideas, and he said, 'What if blah, blah, blah?' And I was like, 'Oh my God, that works!' "
"You'll find out what's going on in the very first scene," grinned Bell, insisting that he is not only in the movie but has just as much screen time as he did in the last two films. "Does it take place chronologically after the events of 'Saw III'? Yes."
"I don't know what constitutes a prequel, or what constitutes a flashback," the veteran actor added. "All I can tell you is that we meet a lot of new characters, it picks up after the last movie and continues to tell the story."
"Jigsaw definitely returns, but so do the traps, so do the twists, and so does the doll," explained Bousman, who has directed all three sequels. "This is what I can tell you about the film: Everyone's thinking, 'Oh, they're doing a prequel,' but we're not. Is Tobin back? One hundred percent he is. Is he badass in this? One hundred percent he is. Is Tobin only in flashbacks? No, he's not. Is Tobin dead? Yes he is. Is Tobin a ghost? No, he's not."
For those playing along at home, the filmmakers also shot down any notion of Jigsaw having a twin brother à la "City Slickers."
After being questioned until they were at nearly the same torture point as that poor dude on the cross in the last flick, the filmmakers cited a key flashback scene from "Saw III" as their blueprint for the fourth film. "The thing about the 'Saw' movies is that they don't happen sequentially; things get revealed out of sequence. Like in the 'Saw III' scene in the bathroom, [flashing back to] just before I lied down in the floor in 'Saw,' " Bell said. "There's some of that in this film, where we fill in gaps that have developed over time in the previous 'Saw' films."
"But it's way up there with the gore," added David Hackl, who designs the traps for the series. "I just remember Darren standing on set, day after day, saying, 'More blood! We need more blood!' The traps are going to be more elegant and much stronger ... these will be more of a mental puzzle ... they'll make you think."
"There is a scene in this movie where I physically regurgitated in my mouth," Bousman grinned. "It's at the very beginning, and [special-effects coordinator] François [Dagenais] is a genius. ... There is stuff in this movie that I'm dying to see whether it gets past the MPAA."
While some might think that Jigsaw's death would put an end to his anger over being diagnosed with terminal cancer, Bell was quick to say that John has plenty of motivation to continue his killing from beyond the grave. "His terminal cancer is one of the elements in his life, but he's just as angry that the world is going to hell in a handbasket because it's no longer survival of the fittest but survival of the mediocre," observed the actor. "If the story is brilliant, I don't care if he's dead or alive."
Adding that the supposed plots currently listed on sites like IMDb are bogus, Bousman and his crew coughed up the following tidbits on the flick, which will soon release its first image (keep checking back here to see it) and hit theaters October 26:
· Expect "Saw IV" to up the estrogen. "Two of our main leads this year are female," Bousman revealed.
· Bell has said his favorite torture involves a character named "Cecil" — who may or may not have appeared in a previous film.
· Expect a special-delivery leftover from the last movie. "I'll say one thing: Remember in 'Saw III,' when Shawnee opened up the envelope and read things?" Koules said. "Do you know what was in there? Now you will."
· "Saw IV" will revisit the jigsaw pieces that the killer once cut from the flesh of his victims. "That thread will continue, but I can't answer how," Bousman said.
· Producer Koules stepped in front of the cameras again alongside Smith, answering a key question in the series. "I get the question all the time: 'In "Saw 1," the person who Shawnee cuts open to get the key to unlock [her mask], her dead cellmate — what was his relationship to her?' " he grinned, referring to the new flashback. "Well, I was the cellmate."
· Among other details we'll learn is the history of Smith's jewelry. "[In 'Saw III'], what was the key that was chained around her neck?" Bousman asked, suggesting the answer will be revealed.
Last but not least, the director promised a conclusion that will finally compete with the original flick's now-classic revelation of the seemingly dead man getting up from the bathroom floor. "If you guys guess the end of the movie, then you're my personal f---ing heroes," Bousman dared
ben toch wel weer beetje benieuwd geworden
Rich Hall:Everybody says that the wheel is the greatest invention ever but i think it was the 2nd wheel.... have you ever seen a guy on a unicycle, what an asshole." _O_
24 juli.quote:Op dinsdag 26 juni 2007 09:37 schreef miss-scofield het volgende:
Leuk!!! Ik wil wel weer een SAW film
Wanneer komt 3 uit op dvd
O ja:
quote:Dvd Extras
Gratis poster + saw Tanden. Heb je de gouden tand? dan ga je naar Hollywood!
Gaaafff!!! Ben helaas op vakantie, moet m'n moeder 'm maar voor me halen!! Ik natuurlijk wel de posterquote:
I ♥ PB
Plot
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Ik heb deel 3 nog niet gezien, hoe gaat dat wijf en jigsaw dood dan?
I have had it with these motherfucking snakes on this motherfucking plane!
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