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- Posté le 28 septembre 2008 à 14:05:35 Avertir un modérateur
- Putain...
J'me rappelle quand on cherchais tous le pitch de Saw IV car on pensait qu'une suite était impossible, j'avais formuler l'idée de la religion en prenant moultes exemples des rois premiers.
Si le twist c'est que Jigsaw faisait partie d'une secte religieuse extrémiste et que maintenant tous les autres membres de la secte s'y mettent aussi je vais porter plainte pour vol d'idées.
non t'inquiète lol
Disons seulement que... ah non je peux pas le dire.
Si vous lisez l'anglais disons que ce gars a COMMENCÉ à comprendre:
"there is a "path" being followed...
Let me explain a little better -
The text that I am comparing the films to is not from the bible, so to speak.
In 1945, there was a cave discovered in the desert, (middle east). Inside this cave, were writings dating back to about 100 years after the "death" of christ. These books were placed there to hide them from the catholic church.
You see, these "gospels" were actually SUPPOSED to be included in the bible, originally. But there was an event called the "Trial of Nicea, where it was discovered that a group of men actually sat down and decided what would be included in the bible, and what would be considered heresy. Consequently, all of the copies of this text were LOST until 1945, where they were rediscovered.
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Who knew that this would have anything to do with a fucking horror movie, 1900 years later????!!!
Now, that being said, the Saw story DOES NOT plagiarize these texts. It doesnt copy the events "letter for letter."
Instead, these ancient texts are a sort of "guide" to Johns story.
It just so happens that the guy that played the original jigsaw, just happens to be a man named jesus christ...
WTF!
so yeah, ill tell how the story "ends." and i'll mark it as potential spoiler.
if it comes true, ill fucking shit myself"