spookycookies | Saw Traps (Corrected for Time) Part 2 @spookycookies19 | Uploaded November 2017 | Updated October 2024, 16 hours ago.
This is a revisit to the original Saw Traps Corrected for Time video I published for Halloween 2015. Read below for more information and trap timestamps.
Saw Traps (Corrected for Time) Part 1
youtube.com/watch?v=IOdP70fwdJ0
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Saw Traps (Corrected for Time) Part 2 Timestamps
Part 1 (no corner timer on screen, enjoy without the distraction)
00:00 Pound of Flesh
03:04 See No Evil
05:09 Love Triangle
07:45 The Collars
10:10 The Steam Maze
13:07 The Garage
15:10 Speak No Evil
17:04 Venus Flytrap (with timer to demonstrate how the earlier films didn't have the time issue)
Part 2 (with corner timer on screen)
19:52 Pound of Flesh
22:55 See No Evil
25:02 Love Triangle
27:36 The Collars
30:02 The Steam Maze
32:58 The Garage
35:01 Speak No Evil
37:20 Venus Flytrap (Reverse-Time-Corrected to demonstrate how an earlier film's trap would have looked with the time issue that the later films had).
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The Criticism of Part 1
This is a response video about the criticisms that the original video received. I had a lot of complaints that it was kinda deceptive/lame/shitty of me to claim I was correcting a scene when all I was doing was speeding up and slowing down parts.
You're right.
So for Part 2, what I have done is gone back to each of the traps and streamlined each scene so that each game is kept within the limits of that respective game's given time, without speeding up or slowing down parts.
The way to do this is to keep each scene moving forward towards the end, by cutting out "filler" and maintaining the forward motion of characters and the overall mechanics of the trap.
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The Time Issue
Generally speaking, the earlier films (Saw 1-4) were for the most part able to keep the on-screen time during each trap within the limit of that trap's timers.
Starting with the 5th Saw movie, the on-screen time spent in each trap extended beyond the expiration of the given time in the trap.
This issue culminated in Saw 7 being the worst offender, with most of the movie being one large trap-time-inconsistency (with the Garage trap being the worst time-inconsistency offender of the entire franchise, I think).
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Thanks for the criticism of the first video. You guys made this Part 2 possible.
This is a revisit to the original Saw Traps Corrected for Time video I published for Halloween 2015. Read below for more information and trap timestamps.
Saw Traps (Corrected for Time) Part 1
youtube.com/watch?v=IOdP70fwdJ0
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Saw Traps (Corrected for Time) Part 2 Timestamps
Part 1 (no corner timer on screen, enjoy without the distraction)
00:00 Pound of Flesh
03:04 See No Evil
05:09 Love Triangle
07:45 The Collars
10:10 The Steam Maze
13:07 The Garage
15:10 Speak No Evil
17:04 Venus Flytrap (with timer to demonstrate how the earlier films didn't have the time issue)
Part 2 (with corner timer on screen)
19:52 Pound of Flesh
22:55 See No Evil
25:02 Love Triangle
27:36 The Collars
30:02 The Steam Maze
32:58 The Garage
35:01 Speak No Evil
37:20 Venus Flytrap (Reverse-Time-Corrected to demonstrate how an earlier film's trap would have looked with the time issue that the later films had).
--------------------
The Criticism of Part 1
This is a response video about the criticisms that the original video received. I had a lot of complaints that it was kinda deceptive/lame/shitty of me to claim I was correcting a scene when all I was doing was speeding up and slowing down parts.
You're right.
So for Part 2, what I have done is gone back to each of the traps and streamlined each scene so that each game is kept within the limits of that respective game's given time, without speeding up or slowing down parts.
The way to do this is to keep each scene moving forward towards the end, by cutting out "filler" and maintaining the forward motion of characters and the overall mechanics of the trap.
--------------------
The Time Issue
Generally speaking, the earlier films (Saw 1-4) were for the most part able to keep the on-screen time during each trap within the limit of that trap's timers.
Starting with the 5th Saw movie, the on-screen time spent in each trap extended beyond the expiration of the given time in the trap.
This issue culminated in Saw 7 being the worst offender, with most of the movie being one large trap-time-inconsistency (with the Garage trap being the worst time-inconsistency offender of the entire franchise, I think).
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Thanks for the criticism of the first video. You guys made this Part 2 possible.
