Literally Chidi Anagonye
I honestly don’t know if I would just hit the random button and save myself or purposely not choose to be rewarded with the sweet release of death.
The only way I’m allowed to die is if I sacrifice myself to save another life, if I die in a freak accident, or if I get some fatal disease that I didn’t cause through my own actions/inaction. No suicide or preventable deaths for me. But I do think about those options an inordinate amount
He didn’t say “new series” so we’ll be rewatching DS9. Now. Yes, including Move Along Home.
Yep. If I’m feeling depressed I’ll slap on Bojack. If I’m feeling good, Disenchantment. That’s pretty much the only things I watch on Netflix when I sub it for a month to see if it’s gotten any better.
Not everywhere, it seems. I watched an episode a few days ago. So I guess the challenge is region-specific.
Unrealistic, from memory Jigsaw always gave challenges which the victim had at least a chance of completing.
There’s definitely at least one where they’re like “you’re so bad, I was always gonna kill you from the start” and it got me thinking… Why set up the whole trap and not just dump his body in the nearest ocean?
It depends on who built the trap. John Kramer is the original jigsaw and came up with the whole “the choice is yours” thing so his traps are always technically escapable. Amanda is the first apprentice and breaks John’s rules by making traps completely impossible, she ends up in three separate games (if you count Saw 2) because John wanted her to stop. Then there’s the cop who’s lead killer for like three movies but I still never remember his name, he just straight-up murders people so obviously his traps aren’t always winnable either. I’m not sure why he even bothers with traps. The guy from Spiral has no real connection to Jigsaw and just uses traps as a cover, but that’s also a detective movie more than a Saw movie; the plot would barely change if there were no traps at all.
Just saying, 3rd party databases are great: https://reelgood.com/
It’s incredible how much more useful they are than the stupid rec algorithms.