@@ThePopcornPro I look pretty good for 39 but Cary Elwes wow, he ages like a fine wine. And Tobin Bell will still be around until he’s 90. They’ve all done amazing.
Tobin bell is 82 and honestly looking at him I would think that he was in his 50's also I literally just finished watching Saw X and absolutely loved it!
Hardworking moving man has kept his looks and wits. Even at 62 he could've had a dummy stand in for him lying in the bathroom playing dead for the whole movie but he dedicated himself sm to this franchise. It's really Tobins baby.
28:10 I love the look on his face, as he realizes "Oh there are *quite a few* Princess Bride & Saw crossover fans" The two roles couldn't be more different, and yet, people love them both.
James Wan is one of the 2 to actually want to go away from the Saw Films, even Leigh Wannel when he did Invisible Man, said the kills in that movie was more elegant then "a dude sawing his leg off."
@@TyRave I get that. When all don't want to be typecast do the same films over and over again. But if it were not for the Saw Short film and Saw feature film, they would not even have a career in film which lets face it in a bad way in 2024 because of the recession.
The first movie came out on Oct 29, 2004, it doesn't feel like it. At this point, Saw franchise has became a cult classic favorite, everyone knows this film, it shifted the dynamic of the horror genre by creating a film that's associated with a puppet and a deadly game. Genius!
surprised Tobin actually laid there on the ground for the scenes that showed him lying on the ground. Figured it was a fake body to make sure you didn't catch it breathing, impressive!
Been there since the beginning. Such a huge fan of the series and seeing James Wan and Leigh Whannell bring SAW to life from being film school friends was very inspiring for me as a younger guy. It's been a wild ride with this series, and it has been great celebrating its 20th anniversary this year
The fact that these guys were in college and conjured this film up is truly philosophical and intriguing. They introduced a whole different approach to the horror genre and that's why this franchise stood out and became so legendary. It wasn't just about blood and gore. I also love how they treated the films as a continuous series that connected so well. It was so brilliant! It just kept the audience wanting more and more over the years! The first Saw movie has probably one of the greatest twist endings ever. I remember seeing this movie in a theater and omg what an incredible experience. When the ending came around and John Kramer got up from that floor the whole audience was screaming in shock. Then when he stepped out of the bathroom and shut the door while Adam was screaming everyone started cheering and clapping. An experience i wish i can go through again! Its funny how this film was created on such a small scale with a small budget, but the irony is that it had such a huge impact on the world with just the start of that one low budget film. Incredible.
I remember watching SAW when it first came out in 2004. Had no idea what it was. i heard its just a small indie film. then it became an instant classic. modern horror movies have zero imagination or creativity, but this 1 was scary, creepy, with a great twist at the end. 20 years... i feel old haha
@@roonkolosConsidering Billy was an explosive when he shattered and nailed Perez's face, I'm surprised he was allowed on a plane 😂 that must've taken some convincing
i didnt even knew it was the 20th Anniversary of saw, i got a saw tattoo two days ago to remind myself of my own saw traps (self harm and suicidal thoughts) in life and how i should tressure my life. this franchise saved my life thank you for everything.
Someone that is currently struggling with those rn. It makes me feel a bit better that someone was able to be able to get past it all,so thanks for the small comment. Helped a bit
Same here I want to get a tattoo of saw soon I started watching at 14 during saw 3 but saw x saved my life from committing suicide I cried alot thru scenes it really spoke to me
The first Saw movie is the best out of the entire franchise. Certified classic. It’s got the mystery/thriller element combined with horror/gore. Great acting by the cast as well. Love the first movie
Saw will always be my favorite horror franchise I can’t believe it’s been 20 years. So happy that James Wan and Leigh Whannel created that franchise and Billy the puppet
For a moment there even when Tobin was explaining his character’s motivation etc in the movie, it almost kind of sounded like he was hinting that people in real life don’t appreciate their lives. Kind of chilling but funny at the same time because he’s obviously an actor and not a life ender etc. Lol
I am literally distracted every time Tobin talks in this because that voice is so iconic to that character. I know actors HATE being pigeonholed to one thing, but I am sorry, Tobin is John and always will be. Can't hear that voice and think of anything else.
I like to think of John Kramer/Jigsaw as a violent Batman. He is a vigilante that like to deal out punishment to those who do morally wrong things or bad behavior in general. Jigsaw has a lot of money, can create a whole bunch of contraptions, has sidekicks and can outsmart everyone in this universe.
This is kind of surreal. I only just remembered right at the very end of the video I’ve been seeing Adam in that room in my head for a week or more. Simply because I’m going through a terribly difficult time, thinking to myself I’ve got to get out of that room somehow. And the awful thing about life is some of us don’t get out. Which again, reminds me I’ve even thought of doing my own cut of Saw and using all the bathroom scenes and making it look VHS, but I’m not where near that skill level yet.
One person missing that absolutely should have been a part in this panel was Kevin Gruetert. His editing played a huge role in every Saw film until he was finally asked to succeed David Hackl (Saw 5 is severely underrated because it provided the backstory for Hoffman becoming the accomplice) and direct 6 and 7 (And XI). Without his editing as well as Charlie Clauser’s score who knows if we would even be talking about this movie and franchise becoming as iconic as it has become
Please come out Saw XI soon, but on the other hand Saw was the very first horror movie I watched let alone all the way through but when I saw a short snippet on TV in 2004 when it was coming out on DVD and the very first time I was watched this movie was with the light on and door cracked ready for me to make a run for it but I watched all the way through and my interest grew from there.
The first Saw movie reminds me of the first Friday the 13th movie. You have a character who acts as the villain throughout the movie, but then the TRUE villain is revealed at the end. From that point on, the sequels focus on the secondary villain.
Man Tobin's voice gives me chills, even when he's just speaking normally
Facts
Love him and Shawnee Smith together as John and Amanda. She always gives me chills too 😅😍
Look at Billy sitting so politely 😂❤
He look so innocent
That def seems like it was Leigh’s idea
20 years I don’t even have words for this
yes were getting old...
@@ThePopcornPro I look pretty good for 39 but Cary Elwes wow, he ages like a fine wine. And Tobin Bell will still be around until he’s 90. They’ve all done amazing.
@@twinpeakswithoutthemagicTobin looks super good , I know he’s getting up there
☠️ I feel ancient.
Still you found some
Nobody even asked Billy a question. Poor guy.
They treated him like a puppet 😥
I heard he has a temper and blows up on people. Detective Perez told me 😂
He just chilling thier
The interviewer must be tested for not questioning Billy. Interviewer does not appreciate his life
Tobin bell is 82 and honestly looking at him I would think that he was in his 50's also I literally just finished watching Saw X and absolutely loved it!
Agreed! Saw X was so good! Hard to believe Tobin Bell is that old!
He takes care of himself very well. It's good to see honestly for 82 he looks very good and healthy
Hardworking moving man has kept his looks and wits. Even at 62 he could've had a dummy stand in for him lying in the bathroom playing dead for the whole movie but he dedicated himself sm to this franchise. It's really Tobins baby.
Tobin Bell still going strong at 82. We just lost Tony Todd, so I'm appreciating Bell while he's still around 🖤
you make it sound like he's gonna go soon. He wont!! He will be around with us for many more years to come
28:10
I love the look on his face, as he realizes "Oh there are *quite a few* Princess Bride & Saw crossover fans"
The two roles couldn't be more different, and yet, people love them both.
It’s nice that Billy could fill James Wan’s place on such short notice. I know he’s busy at work on Saw 11, this really shows his love for the fans.
С чего ты взял ,что Джеймс Ван снимает 11_ю часть Пилы???
Its never too late to start... Tobin Became a horror icon in His 60's
Legend
Such a shame James Wan was not there! But loved Tobin Bell, Leigh Whannel and Cary Elwes! I think Death Sentence made by James Wan is his best film.
Death sentence is a great film, doesn’t get enough recognition
@@barryriste3229 I love that movie, I agree
James Wan is one of the 2 to actually want to go away from the Saw Films, even Leigh Wannel when he did Invisible Man, said the kills in that movie was more elegant then "a dude sawing his leg off."
@@TyRave I get that. When all don't want to be typecast do the same films over and over again. But if it were not for the Saw Short film and Saw feature film, they would not even have a career in film which lets face it in a bad way in 2024 because of the recession.
I guess, the thing is, because it’s is a Death Wish remake in a core. Although the film itself is pretty decent. And Bacon and Hedlund were great.
The first movie came out on Oct 29, 2004, it doesn't feel like it. At this point, Saw franchise has became a cult classic favorite, everyone knows this film, it shifted the dynamic of the horror genre by creating a film that's associated with a puppet and a deadly game. Genius!
It's so surreal watching an interview with Tobin Bell after seeing him on screen as a vicious psycho and here he's the sweetest man ever.
No one mentioned the iconic soundtrack from Charlie Clouser..
One of the greatest plot twists of all time.
The Saw franchise will forever be my favourite
Nightmare On Elm Street was my first horror film but once I saw SAW I was hooked! I wish we could've heard Tobin say "Game Over" live.
This man have a Greatest Horor Voice i ever heard in my life..long live to one and only, Tobin "JIGSAW" Bell..THE LIVING LEGEND❤ GAME OVER!!
Damn. I was only 9 when I watched this!
Babysitter was on another level.
I was 12 😂
I was 13 years old. Not the best idea I’ve have had at that time 🥴 nevertheless, I enjoy the movies today
@@sophiecooper1824 My parents asking me if I want to play a game was never the same after watching SAW.
I think I was 9 or maybe 10 when my mom rented the DVD I think from hastings. She molded my horror movie love from a young age
I was 9 too. I swear I saw it when it came out 😂 rented from Blockbuster probably
surprised Tobin actually laid there on the ground for the scenes that showed him lying on the ground. Figured it was a fake body to make sure you didn't catch it breathing, impressive!
Cary Elwes is a legend!
Been there since the beginning. Such a huge fan of the series and seeing James Wan and Leigh Whannell bring SAW to life from being film school friends was very inspiring for me as a younger guy. It's been a wild ride with this series, and it has been great celebrating its 20th anniversary this year
The fact that these guys were in college and conjured this film up is truly philosophical and intriguing. They introduced a whole different approach to the horror genre and that's why this franchise stood out and became so legendary. It wasn't just about blood and gore. I also love how they treated the films as a continuous series that connected so well. It was so brilliant! It just kept the audience wanting more and more over the years! The first Saw movie has probably one of the greatest twist endings ever. I remember seeing this movie in a theater and omg what an incredible experience. When the ending came around and John Kramer got up from that floor the whole audience was screaming in shock. Then when he stepped out of the bathroom and shut the door while Adam was screaming everyone started cheering and clapping. An experience i wish i can go through again! Its funny how this film was created on such a small scale with a small budget, but the irony is that it had such a huge impact on the world with just the start of that one low budget film. Incredible.
One of my favorite Movies of all times.
Tobin Bell is a Legend to me
I remember watching SAW when it first came out in 2004. Had no idea what it was. i heard its just a small indie film. then it became an instant classic. modern horror movies have zero imagination or creativity, but this 1 was scary, creepy, with a great twist at the end. 20 years... i feel old haha
28:42 people who think this don’t realize lying on the floor is vastly different from laying in the grass or in a bed or a floor with carpet.
Especially at 62
The original Saw is still one of my favorite horror movies 20 years later
When Tobin Bell made a bow my heart skipped a beat ❤
I can't believe it's 20 years old i was 21 in 2004 and I now im almost 42 . Scary 😳😂
Hilarious they gave the puppet his own chair 😂
I mean he DID have his own plane ticket during travel so this makes sense XD
@@roonkolosConsidering Billy was an explosive when he shattered and nailed Perez's face, I'm surprised he was allowed on a plane 😂 that must've taken some convincing
That voice hunts me forever for everytime i hear it. Such a good actor
Love this. Makes me feel old though! Iconic franchise
Lol "Saw is Titanic for weirdos" absolutely true
Happy 20th Anniversary. Great marketing campaign by Lions Gate back in '04.
i didnt even knew it was the 20th Anniversary of saw, i got a saw tattoo two days ago to remind myself of my own saw traps (self harm and suicidal thoughts) in life and how i should tressure my life. this franchise saved my life thank you for everything.
Cringe
Someone that is currently struggling with those rn. It makes me feel a bit better that someone was able to be able to get past it all,so thanks for the small comment. Helped a bit
@@Dhampire1976 it will be better! Be strong and you will find the light in your life I promise.
Same here I want to get a tattoo of saw soon I started watching at 14 during saw 3 but saw x saved my life from committing suicide I cried alot thru scenes it really spoke to me
@@rasmusdavidandersen7195 pity party
James and Shawnee definitely deserved to be here, still, this was great!
The watch along commentary they did years ago was hilarious and they didn't even have Tobin. Great chemistry. Looking forward to this
The first Saw movie is the best out of the entire franchise. Certified classic. It’s got the mystery/thriller element combined with horror/gore. Great acting by the cast as well. Love the first movie
2 decades..we’re getting old
Saw will always be my favorite horror franchise I can’t believe it’s been 20 years.
So happy that James Wan and Leigh Whannel created that franchise and Billy the puppet
When Tobin talks you can hear a pin drop in that theater. Talk about iconic.
For a moment there even when Tobin was explaining his character’s motivation etc in the movie, it almost kind of sounded like he was hinting that people in real life don’t appreciate their lives. Kind of chilling but funny at the same time because he’s obviously an actor and not a life ender etc. Lol
Even if you don’t mess with Saw, you gotta appreciate how successful and long running the franchise is.
Please never go away, Tobin, we want to see much more about John Kramer.
Can't believe we just lost Tony Todd 💔
Excellent interviews. Can't believe it's 20 years. Really clever franchise
Tobin is a national treasure
24:46 Tobin Bell🙌👏
Still the greatest twist ending of all time!!!
THANK GOD THEY CASTED TOBIN BELL
Saw 2 is still my favorite and the only one that really caught me off guard with the end even more than the first
I have to say, Adam looks surprisingly healthy for someone who spends most of his days as a rotting corpse in a bathroom.
I am literally distracted every time Tobin talks in this because that voice is so iconic to that character. I know actors HATE being pigeonholed to one thing, but I am sorry, Tobin is John and always will be. Can't hear that voice and think of anything else.
sweet moment when Tobin Bell puts his hand on his co-stars shoulders and says those good things about them! o/
20 YEARESSS WOOW 😍🔥🔥
Happy 20th Anniversary!!’
Saw is the best thriller franchise of all time
First part is the best!
The ending of saw was one of the shock and tobin was amazing because I never heard of him before this
Still one of the best horror movie franchises ever!🖤
Im dying at the puppet being there!!!!
I like to think of John Kramer/Jigsaw as a violent Batman. He is a vigilante that like to deal out punishment to those who do morally wrong things or bad behavior in general. Jigsaw has a lot of money, can create a whole bunch of contraptions, has sidekicks and can outsmart everyone in this universe.
I can't wait to watch this! 20th anniversary rerelease was awesome
20th anniversary release of all the saw films? Or just the first movie
?
@tomc3425 just the first movie, but maybe they'll do the others in the coming years
@ShukaHusk are they doing anything different to the movie,?
@@tomc3425 it's the unrated edition, which has never been in theaters before
@@ShukaHuskTheatrical is better because of Bite The Hand song
I love Saw
Happy 😊 20th anniversary
20 years since the beginning, can’t believe it!
Lovely stuff, rare Lionsgate W posting this.
The saw we are most looking forward to next year is 11❤
This is kind of surreal. I only just remembered right at the very end of the video I’ve been seeing Adam in that room in my head for a week or more. Simply because I’m going through a terribly difficult time, thinking to myself I’ve got to get out of that room somehow. And the awful thing about life is some of us don’t get out. Which again, reminds me I’ve even thought of doing my own cut of Saw and using all the bathroom scenes and making it look VHS, but I’m not where near that skill level yet.
Happy 20th anniversary ❤❤
One person missing that absolutely should have been a part in this panel was Kevin Gruetert. His editing played a huge role in every Saw film until he was finally asked to succeed David Hackl (Saw 5 is severely underrated because it provided the backstory for Hoffman becoming the accomplice) and direct 6 and 7 (And XI). Without his editing as well as Charlie Clauser’s score who knows if we would even be talking about this movie and franchise becoming as iconic as it has become
AWESOME FRANCHISE love X as well ❤❤
Still one of my favorite horror franchise of all time
Costas Mandylor and Shawnee Smith??
they are talking about first movie..Amanda was there victim
@nihilblack4625 Oh right...
It would be fun if they could do a spinoff where John's soul goes into the puppet
Leigh holding a Brazil Team t-shirt is so honorable!
Next time we'll get the Hoffonater in there.
First horror movie I ever saw. Still the best horror movie I've ever seen.
One of the best horror movie franchises ever.
20 Years, i think i watched almost all The movies 20 times
Hah Carey's Australian accent cracks me up
I hope to See Hoffmann vs Gordon.❤❤
Now, please, give us Adam in Saw XI and close the circle once and for all
Changed horror for ever 👌
Lionsgate brought him back, they're going to make him do this 'til he's 90.
My First Saw movie was Saw 3. I was 8 years old. Now I'm 25. Thank u SAW for getting me into Horror ❤
Please come out Saw XI soon, but on the other hand Saw was the very first horror movie I watched let alone all the way through but when I saw a short snippet on TV in 2004 when it was coming out on DVD and the very first time I was watched this movie was with the light on and door cracked ready for me to make a run for it but I watched all the way through and my interest grew from there.
John , Adam and Gordon reunion
Saw legacy
The only thing I'll change is Tobin Bell should be sitting next to Billy the puppet... the only thing I'll change about this ☺️.
The comment about Saw being Titanic for weirdos was very funny 😂😂
Where's James Wan?
Busy filming
I so wish that they reveal in the 11th movie that Adam is still alive and is the reason Jigsaw always knows so much about his victims.
They should do a 20th anniversary every year for all the sequels
Saw 1-3 the GOAT
The first three are very good. After that...
Still the loudest I’ve heard an audience gasp when John stood up in SAW 1
The first Saw movie reminds me of the first Friday the 13th movie. You have a character who acts as the villain throughout the movie, but then the TRUE villain is revealed at the end. From that point on, the sequels focus on the secondary villain.
Me encanta esta saga 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
The Man, Sharon Shaw.
Outstanding movie of the universe
Favorite movie franchise 😀❤️👍