Saw II

When Matthews' friend, Michael, is watching the puppet explain his situation on TV at the beginning of the movie, the channel indicator on the television keeps changing from displaying channel 3 in one shot to being covered up with duct tape in the next.

As the police first arrive at the warehouse, several crew-members' reflections can be seen in the sides of the police vans.

Rigg's earpiece disappears between shots.

When they discover Obi's envelope, the knife's position on the envelope shifts between shots.

The wounds on Amanda that were inflicted by needles in the pit that she was thrown into by Xavier disappear and reappear throughout the rest of the film.

When Detective Eric Mathews meets John his badge is normal.

A few moments into the scene it becomes twisted and when it cuts to John then back to Eric after a second the badge is normal.

A swat member uses a battering ram to open the outside door of the facility, but it is a door that opens outwards.

The pool of blood from Gus's gunshot wound changes when Daniel goes to put the coat over his head.

When the SWAT team arrives at Jigsaw's lair, the clock on the wall says 7:30.

After the timer in the monitor room has gone down by 90 minutes, a shot of the wall clock shows the time as 8:00 - only half an hour later.

When Gus is shot through the eye, the bullet goes through his left eye and has a pattern of blood running down his face, yet later on throughout the movie, when Xavier sees the number on the back of Gus's neck, we see Gus's eye is perfectly normal with no blood marks, or bullet wounds.

When the SWAT team have their guns aimed at Jigsaw's heart (just after Matthews says "Hey - is this close enough?", we can see three laser guides on his chest.

Then one of the SWAT team members points his gun down, but there are still three laser guides on Jigsaw's heart.

Seconds later there are two lasers, then three again.

When Xavier opens the door to the Syringe Pit, it shows a very short clip showing the timer on the door for the antidote.

If you slow the clip down, you will see that the timer shows '4:00', in the next scene it shows '2:58'.

In the needle room, when Addison screams and says "Stop this shit!", her lips are saying "Fuck this shit!" Det.

Mathews throws Jigsaw on the floor and you can tell it's a dummy by his stick-thin right leg.

The first time we see the number 9 on Addison's neck, it has a curvy line, looking like an upside down 6.

Later, when there are flashes of the previous numbers, the 9 shows up with a straight line.

Gus' tie changes from being sloppily pulled to the right in select shots as they wake up and then being straight in other shots.

When the body of Zep from the first movie is shown in the bathroom scene at the end, there is no evidence of his head being smashed in by the lid of the toilet.

When Xavier is trying to open the door/vault that was timed 4 minutes, there is no number at the back of his neck.

For the second Saw film, Darren Lynn Bousman (he also directed Saw III, Saw IV and Repo! The Genetic Opera) joined Leigh Whannell to create the further story of Jigsaw.

I was actually surprised when I bought this on DVD, I thought to myself the first one was good how can they top it? Well they didn't, not exactly but this is a must if you were a fan of the original.

Well, I didn't much care for the original film however, I had a glimmer of hope for the sequel. I felt the original lacked ambition as though it just ran through the motions (and did a pretty damn good job of running through said motions) but ultimately didn't deliver anything new.

Attempting to track down the Jigsaw killer, a detective and his team's raid on a hideout reveals his son's involvement in a deadly game with other victims inside a house filled with traps and must rescue him before succumbing to the traps.This here ended up being quite the overall bland effort here.

This film was okay. Mediocre cinematography, mediocre acting, and some pretty terrible edits.

Superb sequel that manages to masterfully create insane tension in two different simultaneous plots. The editing is top notch.

Everything was perfect. some people say that it was too gorey, but that's what I like.

I love the saw series, it's one of my favourites of all time. However I'll admit saw 2 fails to push the story, and *almost* feels like a stand-alone.