Saw/Awesome

"Matthews: I swear, if I don't see my son, I'll rip your fucking head off! John: I don't intend to mock you, Officer, but I'm a cancer patient. How could you possibly put me in more pain than I'm already in?"
 * Jigsaw's entire plan for Adam and Lawrence in the first movie could qualify as his CMOA, considering the elaborate and mind screwing way he executes it. Also doubles as his Moral Event Horizon, when you think of the family he was holding hostage to accomplish it.
 * Also from the first movie, Dr.Gordon's wife turning the tables on her kidnapper to save both herself and her daughter.
 * Let's face it,, you have to admit that seeing Strahm beat the shit out of Hoffman in Saw V was effing awesome.
 * Also, escaping an inescapable trap. With a pen.
 * Also, watching a medical insurance agent get his comeuppance in Saw VI...felt good.
 * Finally seeing the Reverse Bear Trap used as it was meant to be at the end of Saw 3D.
 * 'I think we're breaking up with you, Tina!'.
 * In II Jigsaw asking Matthews for a glass of water is one of my favorite moments in the entire series. The delivery is just brilliant.
 * Also, after seeing Jigsaw walk away from all his actions at the end of the first Saw film, seeing Eric Matthews give him a damn good beating was somewhat satisfying.
 * Also from II
 * Also from II

"Simone: He had to die for you to leave him?!"
 * In VI, Hoffman killing three cops in about five seconds, while armed with nothing but a small knife and a cup of coffee. Totally badass.
 * Also in VI,
 * Especially awesome considering
 * Loving to see The Chessmaster get his comeuppance, it made this troper cheer out loud to see at the end of part I..
 * Simone, the survivor of the flesh scale trap from the beginning of Saw VI, attends a Jigsaw Survivor meeting in the following movie. While the other survivors talk on about how grateful they are for having gone through their tests and what a great method Jigsaw employs, Simone rightly points out what monstrous sociopaths Jigsaw and his apprentices are. The best part is when one of the survivors claims that her life's improved due to Jigsaw helping her escape an abusive relationship (i.e. putting her in a contest where she was forced to kick her partner into a room full of rotating lawnmower blades) she calls her out on how ridiculous that is.