Saw at it's best.

Rating: 9/10 (10 November 2006)

First of all,the words that you are about to read come from a man who's brain and heart are still shocked from the viewing of Saw III. Two hours have passed since I left the cinema, and probably my brain is still not fully functional, so please forgive my over-excitement.
If you have seen the first and second movies, you know what Saw is about. You know that what made it different from the usual thrillers, was that it gave a reason to the violence that it depicted.It gave a reason above the cheap excuse of a maniac serial killer,who have gone mad and started killing innocent teenagers. It gave a reason. A moral reason.It made you feel guilty,because it showed people paying for everyday sins, sometimes small sometimes big,sins that we all could have done. It showed a killer. A human,a vulnerable killer. A person that you wouldn't probably notice in your everyday life.It forced you deep inside a world,in which moral judgment prevailed. Ruled.
Saw III forces you even deeper. It lets you feel not only what the victims felt,but it also guided you through the complex mind of a genius killer,a man who carefully crafted punishment in ways that made it look like a tool of forgiveness,of self liberation.
As a thriller/splatter Saw III made a difference. It had extreme gore (unsuprisingly), but it didn't gave the viewer cheap thrills. Instead, it gave intensity. A two hour roller coaster ride,intense in almost every second of it. Also it did well by filling (almost) all the plot gaps that Saw and Saw II left behind,and it didn't lack the originality. It gave new dimensions to the tortures that Jigsaw used.And most important, it showed the sane insanity behind their real purpose.
Saw had the plot, Saw II had the action. Saw III combined them in the most perfect gory/scary extravaganza that we have seen in the last years. Without any doubt,I have to choose it as the best Saw movie ever.
SINOPSIS (Skip if you don't want to spoil the fun): A doctor gets kidnapped by jigsaw's apprentice Amanda in order to help him stay alive. But of course he doesn't miss the chance to teach her a moral lesson about the way she lives. Hard. She will be forced to help jigsaw stay alive (this way testing her will to save someone) or she will die too. Right in that moment Lynn (the doctor), will be told that there is another 'test subject' near there, who's decisions throughout his version of the game will decide her fate. As well as his of course.