Saw IV [WS] [Rated] [DVD] [2007]

Movie is good, good picture, some extras. Cool cover art also.

good entry in the Saw franchise. Saw 4 was onw of the better entry's in the franchise.

I like so much the movie I already watched three times

I'm liking them all, so far I don't have a favorite. However even though Darren Bousman returns as the director, writer Leigh Whannell has been replaced by two new writers, this didn't ruin things for me though. Jigsaw's games continue, with a new apprentice. The main test subject is Officer Rigg, who's obsessed with wanting to save people, or in this case, victims. JS is trying to teach him to let people save themselves. You need to watch this chapter very carefully, because it swings back and from the past to the present of the series, remember parts two and three when you watch this or it may confuse you, enjoy!

Jigsaw and his apprentice Amanda are dead. Now, upon the news of Detective Kerry's murder, two seasoned FBI profilers, Agent Strahm and Agent Perez, arrive in the terrified community to assist the veteran Detective Hoffman in sifting through Jigsaw's latest grisly remains and piecing together the puzzle. However, when SWAT Commander Rigg is abducted and thrust into a game, the last officer untouched by Jigsaw has but ninety minutes to overcome a series of demented traps and save an old friend or face the deadly consequences.

Every single "SAW" movie has taken us further inside the twisted world of Jigsaw and his many victims. Not since the original has one the "SAW" movies been so fresh, original, and shocking. "SAW IV" tells the story of the last cop left untouched by Jigsaw being pulled into the biggest game of all and into his own personal h*ll. We follow him as he races to save his friends before his time runs out. He soon realizes the games are much bigger than he ever could have imagined as he nears the end of his own. Full of new traps, new surprises, and new victims, "SAW IV" is by far the best "SAW" movie since the original and features an ending that rivals the original. Sit back and strap yourself in for one h*ll of a ride. Are you ready for "SAW V"?

This one was definitely better than 3, but still not as good as 1 and 2. This one does provide more of the back story behind Jigsaw and provides a good amount of mystery as to who the next in line is, but just wasn't as exciting as the first two. The acting was just ok though and is what really stood out in this installment as none of those cops and FBI agents were believalbe at all. Still the new traps/puzzles, mystery, and suspense makes it a very good movie.

My wife and I love these movies, they just get better and better. Don't think of this as a sequel, they're really just one big movie seperated into segments. Even without Tobin Bell (John Cramer a.k.a. Jigsaw) the game continues. For fans like us, we can't get enough. I do recommend watching them in order or you might get confused. Plus, always make sure you get the unrated director's cuts, you don't want to miss anything. I highly recommend this one, along with all the others!