I went to see "Saw VI" today. It's the 6th film in a series where the serial killer tries to teach the victims a life lesson in which they can either let themselves be killed or become a "better person" in the killers eyes.

In this film, the killer asks the question of a health insurance executive who (he feels) doesn't understand the real value of life.

It's a really silly film and the series is getting far too predictable. Anyone who has seen any of the previous films knew exactly what was going to happen in the "twist in the tail".