I'm still immersed in my thoughts, even though I've come to realize it and I'm horrified by it.
The whole movie looks like a timeline, but in fact, the two timelines develop interactively. This is the most shocking discovery I found after watching the movie, and it is also the result of my thinking that I can't wait to record.
The first timeline tells about the survival of the eight people, that is, the past timeline, which was recorded by the jigsaw, and the second timeline is the timeline drawn by Matthew's informant Mike, that is, the present time String. In the movie, the jigsaw shows the video tape to the police officers in the current timeline, causing them to misunderstand, and thus achieves the purpose of luring the male protagonist Matthew into a trap and causing him to suffer. If I follow the order of the movie, I understand it like this: the time difference between the two episodes of Mike, who died tragically at the beginning, and the male protagonist quarreling with his son, is not much different. The first timeline may have passed for a long time. When Matthew and others arrived at the jigsaw, everything was ready: Matthew's son was actually in the safe next to the jigsaw, and Amanda had completed the task and left. , The muscular man has had his throat cut, some people have had their heads shot, some people have been burned to death, some people have had their heads broken with a mace, some people have been poisoned to death, and some people have died! At the same time a videotape with it all is ready... Jigsaw has started his show...
In Chainsaw 1, Amanda was redeemed, and we wonder, why was she saved? In the first part, Amanda was in a situation where there was no unimaginable fright, no boundless despair, no frightening traps, just the need for her to open the stomach of a person lying on the ground who had been completely anesthetized. , take out the key inside, you can be rescued! Why is it so logical? Could it have something to do with the humanity she has, or maybe her looks and body? Have a different growth experience? Have a different thought receptor? I can't know, but seeing the ending of Chainsaw 2, I can be sure: Amanda is a person who can absolutely accept the idea of the jigsaw and inherit the mantle of the jigsaw.
On this basis, Amanda began to practice the concept of the jigsaw. Chainsaw 2 is, from a certain point of view, a documentary about Amanda's little experimentation...
This is my second shocking feeling after watching the movie.
Like the way I think about this movie, I still like movies with such brilliant plots, all kinds of reversals and suspense, which are really unforgettable! Wish I could always bring joy to life with beautiful plots!
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