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: It was the first theatrical feature shot on the SI-3D digital camera system . To compensate for the darkening effect of 3D glasses, the filmmakers used a lighter shade of blood, which appears as "unrealistic pink" in standard 2D viewings.

A feature covering (officially titled Saw 3D or Saw: The Final Chapter ) involves its unique position as the intended conclusion of the original series and its pioneering use of 3D technology in the horror genre. Production & "The Final Chapter" Saw VII

: The film’s primary narrative goal was to answer every remaining fan question, most notably the fate of Dr. Lawrence Gordon (Cary Elwes) from the original film. Plot & Themes : It was the first theatrical feature shot

: Originally planned as two separate films ( Saw VII and Saw VIII ), the studio combined them into one after the lower box office performance of Saw VI . Production & "The Final Chapter" : The film’s