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1 Saw IV (2007) $32.1M $32.1M

2 Dan in Real Life (2007) $12.1M $12.1M

3 30 Days of Night (2007) $6.7M $27.3M

4 The Game Plan (2007) $6.26M $77.1M

5 Why Did I Get Married? (2007) $5.74M $47.3M

6 Michael Clayton (2007) $5.03M $28.8M

7 Gone Baby Gone (2007) $3.9M $11.3M

8 The Comebacks (2007) $3.45M $10M

9 We Own the Night (2007) $3.4M $25.1M

10 The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993) $3.35M $10M

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Well, looks like we can look forward to Saw 5...

 

It was greenlit after Saw originally came out. After the success of thr first movie they signed on for parts 2-6.

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Much like the Friday the 13th series they are going to beat the Saw series into the ground until nobody cares anymore. I'm at the point now where I find it hard to care, I mean part 3 didn't exactly leave room for much else from Jigsaw.

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Actually...the movies are pretty damn decent. Far better than your average horror fare during any time period. I'm not saying it's you in particular, Mole, but most people who hate the Saw series tend to like shitty horror movies, if any horror movies at all. I know plenty of people that completely look past the character build-up of Jigsaw and Amanda and all of the characters around them, and just see the devices as the draw. No. This ain't Final Destination or Hostel, there's an actual story here with character arcs that are not only surprising, but also decently thought-out. The future Saw entries are mostly going to be flashbacks, though, but I'm still excited for them. Saw III has been the best of the first three, so I'm looking forward to part 4.

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Want to talk about staying power? Look at The Comebacks. I figured this would bomb out of theaters during it's opening weekend, but it's now survived for 2 weeks. It's held a low position in the top 10 since it's release, but still. It's hanging on.

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The movies suck, but the deaths are awesome. And which is why everyone sees them.

 

As long as they can keep upping the gore factor and the deaths, you probably can plan to go see SAW 27 around Halloween of 2030 because idiots will keep going to see the movies for no other reason than those two things.

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The movies suck, but the deaths are awesome. And which is why everyone sees them.

 

As long as they can keep upping the gore factor and the deaths, you probably can plan to go see SAW 27 around Halloween of 2030 because idiots will keep going to see the movies for no other reason than those two things.

 

Count me in!

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I think that is a nice bit of exaggeration there. If that was the case then why did Hostel 2 do as poorly as it did. That movie was really built on just the gore factor.

 

The Saw movies are solid, why is that such a big deal? Just because it is a IV does that mean it should automatically have to suck. Sure the traps are neat, but if that was the extent of the film you end up with Hostel 2.

 

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