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Originally Posted by Warhorse
I always viewed Saw as more of a mystery or puzzle with a little horror put in. The horror, is that if the people don't beat the clock, they can die some brutal and painful deaths. And what makes it even a bit more scary, is the fact that something like this could happen.
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See, that's just what I can't see. There is no way in hell I can see a guy acquiring all the knowledge to build this stuff (you need computer knowledge, an engineer's degree-knowledge, a degree in medicine and surgery (to implant things into people). Say it is possible to acquire all that knowledge plus a house while working a normal job to raise the money to pay for all your intricate designs, there still need to be someone who comes to the conclusion of how others mistreat life while being diagnosed with a deadly cancer himself.
You see, the character of Jigsaw is so flawed beyond repair that there's no way he could exist. Michael Myers on the other hand side, guy with a mask and a knife with the mental state of a spree killer, is way more likely to exist. It's the outlandishness of Jigsaw and the whole movie that makes me say "This could never ever happen." while I don't doubt that with enough effort you could build those traps. Other than that, you gotta be really daft to see something seen in this movie happening.