review of SAW III

Saw is one of the best films in the twentyone century.
But I'm going to talk about the third issue, that's the most interesting, but it isn't the best of the triology.

It's a thriller of terror, with a lot of puzzles and imagination.
The director is Darren Lynn Bousman, it was published in 2006, USA.
With his new apprentice Amanda (Shawnee Smith), Jigsaw (Tobin Bell), the puppeteer responsible for the cruel and intricate games that have terrorized an entire community and have baffled the police, returned to evade capture. While the detectives of the city become crazy trying to find him, Dr. Lynn Denlon (Bahar Soomekh) and Jeff (Angus Macfadyen) are unaware that they are about to become puppets of their recent ruthless chessboard.
In the film abounds torture and blood ... but always justified by a clever script that although encountered on several occasions, brings a compelling dramatic arc. While "Saw III" has perhaps the slower pace of the series and the "surprises" more loose, I think it compensates with a stronger cast.
trilogy argues moderately well by the strength of his narrative, seasoned by the well-known intensity of its tone and its scenes of violence