Reviews

Very foreign film at 1st, but also very symbolic when I think about it. I believe that the film would have gained more popularity if it had been a longer film, and not a short 1.

It is about a man who has half a body, in the literal sense of the word. He searches for his half, where he finds it, quite by accident - in a girl. In that half of that girl, he tries to find peace and happiness through the most basic human actions, as well as through making love.

Unfortunately, none of that worked 4 him, where he himself gave up on that idea. He returned half of the girl to the girl and continued to live such a lonely life.

This short film can be a depiction of people in their entirety. People are mostly looking 4 love, 4 the other half because they don't feel fulfilled. The only truth is that if they do not feel fulfilled and whole with themselves, they will not succeed with another person, they will even feel more and more empty. We are whole, not half.

The person who enters our lives should be a bonus, not a supplement 2 our lack of self!

A solid film, which I believe would be much better as a finished project, where we would get answers 2 some questions, at least as far as the beginning is concerned - how it came about that a man was left without his half.

It seems that the directors were a bit worn out, so they replaced their creativity with even more brutal scenes compared to the previous 2 works.

As it happens, we got a new round of participants who should have been punished 4 what they did during their lives. The main role is played by Jeff, the father of the injured son, who has a sense of guilt, an absolute desire to punish the driver of the car that participated in the accident, but also a judge who sentenced the driver 2 a symbolic punishment and set him free.

His task was to take responsibility 4 himself by either depriving them of life or burning all the memories that bound him 2 his son and leaving it behind.

On the other hand, we have an attempt 2 improve the relationship between Jigsaw and Amanda from another puzzle, who falls in love with him. She is simply convinced that he gave her a new life by surviving the challenge.

We also have a less brutal, but again very questionable scene, in which we see a doctor grinding Jigsaw's head with anesthesia.

I think that all the questions are unnecessary because there is more unreality in this film than ever.

I didn't expect anything less from this film, than that it will be even better than the 1st part.

Each of them had a story because of which they were brought there, the most interesting was the youngest participant - the inspector's son.

Six more participants were added compared to the 1st part where we only had 2 which further expanded the negligence of our characters. They simply did not care who would suffer, as long as they were not in question.

One of the most interesting scenes for me was when they had to sacrifice themselves by looking for the key in a tub full of syringes, but also just returning to the scene from the 1st part of the series where we see former actors in the same place where they ended their adventure.