Saw III News

"Saw III" Rated Rare 18-Plus in France

November 22, 2006 01:11:11

Known to be a liberal country, France, through its minister of culture Renaud Donnedieu de Vabres, has surprisingly issued on yesterday, November 21 a rare statement deciding anyone under 18 years old to be barred from watching "Saw III", which opens this week in the country.

"The violence and incessant and unbearable sadism of scenes explicitly linked to physical and moral torture fully justified the decision to ban the film (for minors)," the statement said.

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Weekend Box Office of October 27-29, 2006

October 30, 2006 11:10:11

Seems that moviegoers really know how to welcome Halloween properly in their own way at the weekend as it turns out that "Saw III" is the one that has gained the highest score in the weekend box-office competition of October 27-29, 2006.

Snatching a large sum of $33.6 million, the third installment of the horror franchise gloriously runs far ahead all its competitors, particularly runner-up "The Departed" and second runner-up "The Prestige" which collected $9.8 million and $9.5 million respectively.

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There's Real Blood in "Saw III" Poster

October 11, 2006 10:10:08

It's kinda unusual way, if not creepy, to promote a film feature. Variety reported that a vial of blood from "Saw" franchise star Tobin Bell has been mixed with red ink for the new poster of "Saw III." About 1,000 posters printed will be sold online for $20 each while the first one will be auctioned off with all proceeds going to the American Red Cross.

"We decided to do a poster and he's (Bell) wearing a red cloak," so said Lionsgate marketing honcho Tim Palen as he revealed the process behind his uncommon idea. "I was talking to the printer and asked what we could do to get the deepest blood red. I asked if it would be possible to use actual blood. There was silence. He said, 'We could try, but are you serious?' I said I was dead serious."

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Plan Changed on "Saw III" Preview

August 28, 2006 01:08:31

The plan has indeed changed. After previously announced that the first scene of "Saw III" will exclusively be shown in conjunction with the theatrical release of "Crank" on September 1, Lionsgate suddenly steers into another direction. Considering the footage to be too intense for exhibition, the company is now looking for an AgeGate/age appropriate online outlet to debut the scene instead.

As this means that there will be no entire-first scene preview of the movie on cinemas, the announcement consequently blows out the possibility of the flick to be the first film feature in Lionsgate's history to have an entire scene previewed prior to its release as well as the hopes of fans who have waited in anticipation for the day to come.

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Exclusive "Saw III" Scene to Be Presented in "Crank" Release

August 25, 2006 12:08:18

Well, here is one good news for those who can't wait to get a peek of "Saw III." Lionsgate as the film's distributor has firmly confirmed that the first scene of it will be shown exclusively in conjunction with the wide release of "Crank" on theaters on September 1. The scene presented will showcase the first of Jigsaw's games in the movie.

With this announcement, "Saw III" then will be the first film feature in Lionsgate's history to have an entire scene previewed prior to its release. The horror picture itself is scheduled to come up on cinemas on October 27 with Tobin Bell reprising his role as serial killer Jigsaw.

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"Saw III" Aims to Hit Theaters on October 27

March 03, 2006 03:03:31

The Jigsaw is ready to evoke terror once again this year for "Saw III" has already picked its release date on October 27, according to the flick's distributor, Lions Gate Films in a statement with series producer Twisted Pictures on Thursday, March 2. Darren Lynn Bousman, fresh from "Saw 2", will take the director's seat while Leigh Whannell is back as the writer, making screenplay of this third installment based on a story by himself and James Wan.



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i think this movie trailer doesn't show enough about what the movie is about, but overall it looks like a good movie

posted by cassie on Sep 30, 2006

casssies right yall need to show more of what is about for real

posted by maneiac on Oct 13, 2006

Could someone explain to me why watching people, even actors, in a state of pain and gore, is entertaining?

posted by mech on Oct 25, 2006

Saw 3 while badly reviewed by critics, does not disappoint. Jigsaw plays his most intricate game yet and you find yourself drawn in. This movie also ties up odds and ends from the first two.

posted by maria07 on Oct 30, 2006

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posted by tobiegodoy on Jul 30, 2009

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posted by brittainch on Jul 30, 2009