Wow! Such a good movie.

It's a movie as timely as it is provocative and amazingly, for much of its running time, it is weirdly funny.

Blistering performances.

The joyful confection is coated in a sparkly gloss, bright enough to gleam from the darkest, most cynical corners.

What a waste. You know there's a long list of things that could define this movie as "low quality", but none of them would have mattered if they hadn't screwed up the ending. The story was pretty cool seeing as how I'm really into the whole "people mysteriously stuck in a room together and gotta find a way out before they die" type of genre. Seriously, I would have been willing to overlook all the negative aspects of this film and give it a much higher rating if it wasn't for the ending. I won't spoil the ending by telling you the details, but I will say this. The way they ended the movie pretty much negates the purpose of the whole movie. I mean seriously, there was absolutely no point in making this movie in the first place if you are gonna throw it in the trash with an ending that makes the rest of the film completely worthless. There is now only 1 way for this film to redeem itself. They need to make a sequel that explains more of whats going on and also give a character a chance to prove that the system that is responsible for all this is not invincible. If they don't do that, then this film will go down in history as a "do not watch under any circumstance" type of movie.

I have to be perfectly honest here. I never finished this movie. The main reason? I did not care one whit about any of the characters. It started out badly for me when the first scene was an upset female, struggling, who eventually falls through a door into a well lit room, naked. Already I'm disappointed in the tactic. There is a plaque on the wall with instructions. OH! It's a game. There are rules to follow. Major rule: Kill or be killed. The characters introduce themselves to each other. Big black guy social worker, cute punk rude guy, blubbering overweight woman, tech nerd with glasses, tough girl b. priest, senior woman practical, etc. The extremes in the human spectrum making for some very predictable outcomes.After the third one, I checked out.

Actually I got high expectations at first when I see the cover. But without any doubt, I can define this movie as a time waste. Especially if you had watched the saw series you will regret that you spend time on this. It has obviously a very similar script of saw, but the thing is that, it does not have a strong or sharp subject. Indeed even the climax was very "unsuprising". On the other hand at the end you think that the whole thing got an idea, I mean it must have some logic behind the events; but guess the guy who wrote this just wanna do some money by making films without any talent. Still it is unfortunate that he got that idea while watching Saw.. Wish the writer will come up with some original ideas...

I did't understand what this movie was meant to be. I think it shows a small picture of the world we live in: The whole life is a game of survival; you come to this world naked and and you don't know anyone at first. You will die if you ever dare to break the rules. In a world of survival, you cannot trust anyone. You will die even if you are given the chance to see other worlds, and if you do see other worlds you will understand that the game "is not as it looks". If you want to reveal what you know about this game, you will be eliminated. The killer is representative of "The Ripper", sent to harvest souls. People don't know about their fate. They don't know which one is next.