Saw 1? ok so at the end, the guy cut off his leg and leaves, what happend to him?

Question

haha i have watched all of the movies but i forgot lol

Answer 1

he bleeds to death on the floor  

Answer 2

poor Carey Elwes -_- he dies in the movie

Answer 3

Watch the rest of the series

Answer 4

it doesn't show in that one but in another one

the girl who takes jigsaw's place kills him.

Answer 5

You actually never know what happens to him, but you can assume that he dies from the massive blood loss and the fact that he looked like a ******* ghost on his way out....

Answer 6

OMG its totally worth it to watch them again just to find out I would... Im not telling you ...lol

Answer 7

if you want to find out watch the sequels again lol even though you already have.

however, the suspense makes the first movie a lot better. the continuation of the story in the sequels ruins the first movie.

Answer 8

he bled to death.

Answer 9

Uh..im gonna take a guess and say he dies..

Answer 10

taken from Lawrence Gordon's wiki page (tha's the guy who cut off his leg)

"There is no later mention of whether he lived or died. Although Lawrence does not appear any other time in the series, he is mentioned in Saw III, and his severed foot is seen in Saw II and Saw III. He also appeared in a brief flashback, in which he was unconscious and didn't have a speaking role. His name plate is also seen in Saw II and again in Saw IV when explaining the history of John Kramer. It was revealed in Saw III that he and Lynn Denlon worked at the same hospital. Also in Saw IV, Dr. Gordon is referenced to, but not by name, when Detective Fisk notes that another doctor from the hospital went missing (referring to Dr. Denlon); the "another" is in reference to the fact that Dr. Gordon went missing before Dr. Denlon.

A special feature in the form of a farce documentary called "Piecing Together Jigsaw," available on the unrated edition of the first film, stated that his whereabouts are unknown as of one year after the first film's events. When Lawrence is mentioned in Saw III, Jigsaw said that he had been Lawrence's patient, and Lawrence had been his.

When Leigh Whannel asked Cary Elwes what he thought about his character's fate on the commentary for the Saw: Uncut Edition DVD, Elwes responded with, "Let's face it, guys. He's severed his whole leg off. The loss of blood alone, even with that pathetic tourniquet he made with his shirt. It's a wrap. He's not going to get two blocks."

In August 2005, actor Cary Elwes filed a lawsuit against his management firm and the producers of Saw. He alleged that he was promised "a minimum of one percent of the producers' net profits" and did not receive the full amount as promised.[1] Also, Darren Lynn Bousman has said on the DVD commentaries for Saw IV that his intent was to leave Dr. Gordon's fate an unanswered question and let fans make up their own minds."

why would i get a thumbs down? have they not seen the film?

HE DIES. that's it!

he's never seen in any of the movies again.

his foot is, but that's all.

to whomever gave me a thumbs down, why dont you answer the question and let me know who you are because maybe i read something wrong about the movie.