Was this justice or even justifiable?

Rating: 5/10 (8 June 2007)

Stupid, stupid me. There was one reason and one reason only I opted to watch "Saw III", and that was to see Jigsaw and his protégé die a horrible death. I mean I wanted to see them die in the most gut-wrenchingly painful way; far more painful than even the imagination of the writer of this movie could come up with. Well, whereas they were killed (I think) they died far too humanely and in no way was justice served.
"Saw" being successful is the equivalent to the decline of humanity as we know it. Is it too much to ask for the sick, sadistic, criminally insane, megalamaniacal killer and his female pit bull to be erased from the face of the planet in the most vicious manner? What world do we live in where such murderers are not only allowed to escape the law time and time again, but they are allowed to continue to maliciously murder time and time again as well. At least in the movie "Seven", in which you had an equally freakishly sadistic killer, he was killed in the end (however humanely it was).
I already knew going in that innocent people were going to be killed. And by innocent, I mean those who haven't really committed a grave offense, or an offense that they haven't already been punished for or should be forgiven for. But, I was willing to sit through a couple, or even a few pointless and egregiously graphic death traps just to see the ultimate demise of Jigsaw and Mrs. Jigsaw. And though they did meet their end, I am still wholly unsatisfied. Why? Because 1.) Every single unwilling participant in Saw III died because of the "I-will-make-you-see-the-light" king of the castle Jigsaw, or as I like to call him: the Devil. And 2.) they sheepishly left the door wide open for a part four. Part four will only mean more meaningless killing, of which the only ones who will watch are those like me who want to see the bad guy get his just deserts, or those unlike me who revel in blood, gore, and the sacrifice of innocent victims.
And what disgusted me even more than even the brutal deaths was the lame justification Jigsaw continued to give and his sincere assertion that he was in fact not a murderer. Um, OK... and fire is not hot, fat meat isn't greasy, and water isn't wet. That brain tumor squeezed his brain so tight that his moral compass went haywire. Whatever universe or astral plane Jigsaw is from where up is down and down is up, lets pray that no more of his kind emerge and find there way to civilization. Or let us pray that should another Jigsaw rise from the fiery pits of Hell, he or she lands in an area where the deaths of numerous people is investigated better, and such killers are captured before scores of people are decapitated, dismembered, or otherwise sent to a painful death.
I just want to know: what kind of mind even thinks of such movies as "Saw"? I mean, how twisted, demented, and certifiably insane does one have to be to come up with these horrific "games" and traps? I'll take a Jason, Freddy, or Michael any day over Jigsaw. At least they keep their slashing limited to sex starved teenagers and they resign themselves to desolate and largely uninhabited areas. Without a doubt, the writers and directors of the "Saw" series of movies... no, everyone to do with the production of the "Saw" series should immediately have a psyche exam and serious thought should go into whether or not they should be admitted to the looney bin.
To sum it all up, I was completely and totally disappointed. In the end only the sick and twisted justice of Jigsaw was served, and evil reigned supreme. Now excuse me while I go throw up.