Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great continuation of the Saw series. Need to watch

Great movie. A must buy. Great to add to the collection

This movie is just as scary as the other Saw movies.

I love collecting steelbook horror movie collectables

Great part of the series jigsaw was a mastermind all

A fitting end to an extraordinary saga. Well written

This movie in 4K really enhances the experience!!!

I was blown away by the 4K transfer. You wouldn't expect a dark horror movie like Saw to be that good in 4K but it definitely was. In the dark scenes the black levels are great and there is a lot of shadow detail. In the brighter scenes the HDR shines. The 4K also brings a huge increase in detail; you can see every mark and scratch on the traps and every drop of blood. Very crisp clear picture quality. The movie itself is just ok. It's definitely not the best Saw movie--far from it--but it's not the worst either. I just expected more from it. As a sequel it didn't really bring anything new to the table or further the Saw mythology. Definitely worth a watch if your a fan of the other movies.

I would like to start this review off by saying that I have never had a bad experience at any of the Best Buy stores that I visit. I mean sure sometimes the product that I want isn't on the shelf but I ask an associate and they are always more then helpful in getting me the product that I am seeking, which was the case for this. I love the Saw series of movies, I find them creative and disturbing but highly entertaining. This one is no exception to that. I don't want to give the movie away to those that have not seen it, so I guess all I ma going to say is that if you liked the others then your definitely going to like this one.

When I originally saw the trailer for this movie I wanted to see it. I have all the previous movies in the series so years later, I decided to purchase this. If you liked the previous movies, there's a good chance you will like this too. It contains enough clues that you can figure how it's going to end, if you pay close enough attention. The disc also contains commentary track and several documentaries which are entertaining and insightful

Was a little disappointed watching this one. Expected better. Some of the traps seemed to be lazy. Worth a watch tho for the fact that it's a continuation to previous films

Jigsaw is a fun return to the Saw franchise. There's tons of blood and guts along with big twists and turns (although they might not make a whole lot of sense or bring anything new to the table). Still, it's fun to see the blood flow and Tobin Bell back as the villain here. The Dolby Vision HDR presentation and Dolby Atmos track are excellent, while the bonus features cover a ton of ground. All that being said, this 4K UHD release comes Recommended!

How do you keep a franchise interesting after the first several films? I thought the film-makers did a good job of making this one interesting.

This movie serves as both a good sequel and a good beginning to what seems to be a new direction for the SAW films. This is very similar to the original SAW which focused more on being a thriller than a horror film, which is a nice switch of pace. The film looks and sounds great on 4K Ultra HD and as an added bonus all the bonus material on the Blu-Ray is also on the 4K Ultra HD and the full length documentary is worth of the price of the disc alone. If you liked the previous movies you should like this one.

It was a shameless cash grab that served as an unecessary sequel/prequel, it was decent but it shows the decline of the series toward the end

Jigsaw is back in a very good way. As a fan of this franchise these movies never get old, the traps get more intriguing and the guessing game still makes me wonder who did what to get here. I loved that John Kramer loomed over this movie as it made you wonder if the madman was still alive by some miracle and what his intentions this time around. Tobin Bell is so good in this part, his eerie voice and his overall look I just never get tired of seeing him.

These "Pop Art" steelbooks are very hit or miss, with the majority unfortunately being misses, and this is no different. The image is cluttered & poorly drawn. As a fan of the first 7 movies, I didn't think they could really keep it going, but I'll admit I was wrong. The traps were still creative, the tension palpable, and the biggest glaring plothole was promptly filled with the big twist at the end. I very much enjoyed what they did with this one. I'm glad I got it.

Jigsaw is back in a very good way.... As a fan of this franchise these movies never get old, the traps get more intriguing and the guessing game still makes me wonder who did what to get here. I loved that John Kramer loomed over this movie as it made you wonder if the madman was still alive by some miracle and what his intentions this time around. Tobin Bell is so good in this part, his eerie voice and his overall look I just never get tired of seeing him.

Great to have all seven movies in one set. But they should have stopped at 5. Movies 6 and 7 were terrible.

This reboot offers another excuse for its makers to mangle human flesh in order to reap box office rewards.