I first came into Saw VI with fairly low expectations. By the fifth one, I was thinking "how many more can they really do?" The traps were getting old, there wasn't as much fear factor, and it was more gore than plot. At one point you're thinking 'why'? But, in true Saw style, they leave just enough to keep it going and you guessing. Saw VI was absolutely amazing! The traps are new and brilliantly sick and twisted (who thinks up this stuff?) It's especially good because it takes the whole health care issue front and center in the plot. It's also a great look at assumptions and judgments. The questions are finally answered (like what was in Jill's box and the letter that upset Amanda) and the twist at the end leaves you jaw-dropped OMG and wanting more. Well done!
