Saw II - La soluzione dell'enigma

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In the U.S. and Canada, this is the highest-grossing "Saw" film.	D
This is the first film in the series where someone other than Jigsaw (in this case, Amanda) recorded [...]	D
A few of the traps actually worked: the "Venus Flytrap" could actually slam shut, turning the key co [...]	D
(at around 1h 8 mins) The "Razor Box" trap containing the syringe actually has a padlock with a key [...]	D
The key hidden inside the "Needle Pit" would open the steel door in the room. Although some viewers [...]	D
Jigsaw's puppet was originally controlled by a fishing line (in Saw - L'enigmista (2004)). Since the [...]	D
(at around 33 mins) According to the DVD commentary, Xavier's retort to Addison was improvised each [...]	D
The bathroom, which was the main set for Saw - L'enigmista (2004), had to be recreated for this film [...]	D
Like Saw - L'enigmista (2004), this film is directed by a first-time helmer. Darren Lynn Bousman wou [...]	D
This film originally came from a script by the director Darren Lynn Bousman which was called "The De [...]	D
(at around 30 mins) Jigsaw states that if Detective Matthews plays along with his game and listens l [...]	D
Before settling on the final version of the furnace, the writers originally thought of having Obi's [...]	D
(at around 52 mins) It took approximately 120,000 syringes to complete the "Needle Pit" sequence.	D
It took four days for four people to replace all of the syringe tips with fiber tips for the "Needle [...]	D
David Hackl, the film's production designer, took three weeks to construct 27 sets on one sound stag [...]	D
Henry Rollins was originally cast to play the role of Xavier. Due to scheduling conflicts he was rep [...]	D
(at around 26 mins) A subplot missing from the final cut: Eric Matthews had an affair with Detective [...]	D
Various items from the house can be seen in Jigsaw's lair when Detective Matthews is questioning him [...]	D
In the first week of its DVD release, this sold over 3,000,000 units, making it Lionsgate's fastest- [...]	D
(at around 4 mins) The hall Detective Matthews walks down to pick up his son at the security guard's [...]	D
(at around 2 mins) In the very first scene, Darren Lynn Bousman is playing the hooded figure putting [...]	D
Was shot in 25 days.	D
The whole film was shot in one building.	D
Five alternate endings were shot.	D
Instead of cutting his eye open to get the key, Michael was originally going to be supplied with the [...]	D
Like the first film, Saw - L'enigmista (2004), the instigator of the scenario is a participant who i [...]	D
The doctors on Hi Everybody! A Bad Medicine Podcast (2019) called this film "500% medically accurate [...]	D
It can be assumed that Amanda never needed an antidote. Toward the end of the film, while everybody [...]	D
(at around 1h 13 mins) When Jigsaw is giving directions to the fake house, he tells Detective Matthe [...]	D
With the exception of Daniel and Amanda, the occupants of the house died approximately two hours bef [...]	D
The winner of Lionsgate's Saw II Haunted House Contest went to The Mansion of Terror in Austin, TX. [...]	D
(at around 12 mins) Instead of the step shooting forward and breaking the SWAT officer's shins, a bl [...]	D
(at around 54 mins) When Daniel takes out the syringes from Amanda's arm, the crew used a fake anima [...]	D
This was producer Gregg Hoffman's final film. He died unexpectedly in December 2005.	D
(at around 1h 19 mins) At the end of the film, Xavier cuts his number off the back of his neck and p [...]	D
Before deciding to place Addison in the "Razor Box" trap the creators and writers revealed, in a DVD [...]	D
Addison does not die on-screen. Xavier leaves her to die after reading her number. It is presumed th [...]	D
There was a lot of backstory about the game participants which was deleted for pacing reasons. Accor [...]	D
Lyriq Bent originally auditioned for the role of Xavier, but he was rejected because the makers didn [...]	D
Jigsaw's real name is John Kramer.	D
To conceal the ending, most of the actors were not given the last 25 pages of the script. Only the p [...]	D
(at around 44 mins) Lawrence Gordon, who was one of Jigsaw's victims in Saw - L'enigmista (2004), is [...]	D
Gelatin and a little water were added to the "Needle Pit" to make the syringes more movable and slip [...]	D
This is director of photography David A. Armstrong's first digital film.	D
Shawnee Smith, Tobin Bell, and Dina Meyer are the only actors to reprise their roles from Saw - L'en [...]	D
The creators and writers had originally thought of having Amanda dig through a bathtub full of the s [...]	D
Shawnee Smith was pregnant during filming, but kept it a secret from everyone, including the directo [...]	D
(at around 41 mins) Obi (Timothy Burd) accidentally hit Glenn Plummer's eye after he emerged from th [...]	D
(at around 1h 17 mins) The syringe found on the floor when Eric discovers the contraption door leadi [...]	D
(at around 47 mins) Addison's name is never mentioned in the film, but Daniel calls Laura by her nam [...]	D
Body Count: 9.	D
While the creators and writers were thinking of Gus's trap, Darren Lynn Bousman suggested a trap in [...]	D
(at around 1h 13 mins) A reference to the Wes Craven-directed horror film L'ultima casa a sinistra ( [...]	D
The advertising posters for the film had to be recalled on orders from the MPAA because the two seve [...]	D
Like the first film, Saw - L'enigmista (2004), the solution to the puzzle (the key and the trap door [...]	D
Despite popular belief, Daniel was poisoned, while it implies Amanda was not. While Amanda is fine t [...]	D
When shooting the "Needle Pit" scene, a handful of real needles fell into the pit, thus causing the [...]	D
It is assumed that at least seven antidotes would be in the house, one for each person, excluding Am [...]	D

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