Not full of the predictable, gimmicky twists that are in so many movies now; this movie actually has some surprise twists in it. It was great, I’ve seen it several times and enjoyed it just as much each time. A definite MUST-SEE!!

The most interesting thing about this movie for me was the message of “don’t panic.” The doctor was the picture of calm through most of the movie, but in the end he panicked. If he had stayed calm (like he even said they needed to stay earlier in the film) things likely would have worked out much better.

Not one of my favorites. I could see the sound boom in a couple of shots. Just too many goofs to take it seriously.

Mm…I liked it a lot. It was pretty offbeat as a movie and it made sense. Unfortunately, this isnt the kinda happy-feel good movie that you’d like others to know that you loved. (this is no “you got mail”)
In fact, you might not want to mention ur preference for this movie to ppl, unless they are ok with you being whatever you are. My review is available at this link:
http://ramyak.blogspot.com/2006/02/see-saw.html

Saw is one of my favorite movies, so perhaps I’m a little biased. However, I do have reasons that it is a favorite.

For one thing, I am a big fan of psychological horror. I enjoyed the creativity of the “killer” and the plot twists that keep you on edge.

The ending completely took me by surprise, and I like when a movie does that.
The clever goriness and the creative plot made this great for me.

The first horror movie I’ve seen in ages – and sitting alone and ever so slightly twitchy reminds me why I stopped watching horror movies!

It was better than I expected: relatively clever, in fact. A few nice twists, a lot of bits that had me half-viewing from between my fingers.

Now just to forget about it totally and try to get some sleep!!

Was not impressed. This was not much of a horror movie, more of a shock movie like Se7en.

Everyone says this is such a good horror film…but, I was half-asleep by the end of it. The ending was obvious and lacked creativity.