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Now you might find what i write a bit weird but:

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    Mysterylover16 — 19 years ago(March 03, 2007 07:02 AM)

    Personally, (and keep in mind I've only seen Saw II) But I kinda think that the best villians (and so as not to offend anybody he can be called the protagonist of the story (still pretty much means the same thing)), have just a little "good" to them. In the case of Jigsaw, it's his honest belief he's helping people. Though, I by no means agree or sympathise with what he did, it's his belief that makes him a more well-rounded character and utterly more terrifying.
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      death-wyvern — 18 years ago(November 19, 2007 08:32 PM)

      Exactly. It's his belief in that everything he does
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      right and justified, that makes him terrifying. And since he gets amusement and pleasure out of torturing "empty" people into "good" people, I completely disagree with this making him good. He has no good qualities whatsoever.

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        Ryo7 — 18 years ago(October 29, 2007 12:53 AM)

        Amanda's psychotic change came from a number of choices.
        Her first choice was to lead the lifestyle that lead to her being entrapped by Jigsaw
        Her second choice was to gut the guy with the key in his stomach to live
        Her third choice was to become Jigsaw's apprentice, and that was simply just what snapped her.
        Every choice comes with a consequenceShe didn't have to be Jigsaw's apprentice, she could have just walked away. She said to the detectives he saved her life. If she honestly believed that she would have lived for better things than the drugs she had taken in her life.
        "GoodBadI'm the guy with the Gun" - Army of Darkness - Ash (Bruce Campbell)

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          Panic-Lindseee — 19 years ago(March 07, 2007 10:40 AM)

          i see your point here, but, there are many ways to help people honestly see the tru value of their life without making them go through monster traps that rip apart their jaws.

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            sabreskbg6 — 19 years ago(March 11, 2007 04:30 PM)

            Remember in the fight in "anchorman" its kinda like that.

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              liivuciics — 19 years ago(March 12, 2007 12:44 AM)

              Yeah, maybe the way isn't the best to make people appreciate their lives, but just look in SAW II for example - IF detective Matthews would have listen and followed the Jigsaw's rules, everything would be okay, but - no, no one is ever listening to him. So - if they are so stupid, then they deserve to die! Jigsaw never wanted to kill someone, they killed themselves, so Jigsaw is the good guy!!! (And I'm not saying that, cause I like Tobin SO much, it just is that way).
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                nickconnect — 19 years ago(March 16, 2007 01:53 AM)

                Hello,
                I agree with what you said that by example in Saw 2 if that detective Matthews would have listen to what John Jigsaw said to him, to obey his rules, he (the detective) could have survived and not locked in that room where were also Jigsaw's victims from 1st part (Saw 1) and also his son as we can see in the final is released. But, no, this detective is obsessed by the thoughts that his son could die in that freaking house because Jigsaw know to play with all of them showing them that recorded tape (or tapes) where all the people from inside that house are killed or killed by themselves one by one till the last two Amanda and detective's son. So that's why detective Matthews is so convinced that his son is running the last moments in his life but actually his son is in one safe with the necessary oxygen allowed to live. Anyway, the procedures that are used by Jigsaw are pure and simple grotesque (remember the situations from Saw 1 and Saw 2?). And I could not agree by all means that Jigsaw is a good guy even if he lives an entirely drama and is living the last days from his life, having cancer. That's my opinion.
                Nick

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                  Ryo7 — 18 years ago(October 29, 2007 12:58 AM)

                  Did anyone ever take a moment to consider perhaps he's more neutral or anti-hero? Kinda like Frank Castle, AKA The Punisheralthough he kills mobsters, drug dealers, murderers, rapists, etc. There's a fine line between their works, but the stance of their life as it was is quite similar in the methods they take to accomplishing their goals.
                  "GoodBadI'm the guy with the Gun" - Army of Darkness - Ash (Bruce Campbell)

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                    koffeenkreame41-1 — 13 years ago(May 27, 2012 03:10 AM)

                    ^^Good point on Frank Castle, I never hear anyone call him the bad guy. He's always known as the antihero, the guy that takes matters into his own hands and avenges others.
                    "I am the ultimate badass, you do not wann1c84a *beep* wit' me!" Hudson in Aliens.

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                      Ryo7 — 18 years ago(October 29, 2007 12:56 AM)

                      For some people there is no other way. Usually it is because there's always some glutton who will be there to pick someone up when they trip up and fall on their @$$. I know a few people in my life that jigsaw could have had quite a positive impact on. Nothing they do is illegal, it just hurts a lot of good people associated with them. Playing games with peoples' emotions can sometimes be worse than breaking the law.
                      "GoodBadI'm the guy with the Gun" - Army of Darkness - Ash (Bruce Campbell)

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                        TLVmuth — 18 years ago(May 17, 2007 03:59 PM)

                        so in the third movie jigsaw says that he doesn't condone murder and that he hates muderers (spelling?). If this is so, why was Dr.Gordons task to kill adam? Im pretty sure that is condoning murder. Now dont get me wrong i love the saw films. I love the meaning they have, i love the characters, i love tobin bell, but this seems like a mistake in the writing. I find it intersting.

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