total. It dropped to third place in VHS rentals with , for a two-week total. The film went on to sell more than $70 million worth of video and DVDs. A two-disc "Uncut Edition" was released on to tie in with the release of Saw II. The short film, also entitled Saw, was included on the DVD. The film was later released on Blu-ray on . On , Saw was released on 4K-UHD with a new 2160p transfer and a new 58 minute making-of documentary. Reception Box office Saw opened at number three on Halloween weekend 2004 in 2,315 theaters and grossed , behind Ray ($20 million) and The Grudge ($21.8 million). According to Lionsgate's exit poll, 60% of the mostly male audience was under 25 years of age. Saw had also become Lionsgate's second best opening, after Fahrenheit 9/11 (2004). On its second weekend, an additional 152 theaters were added, bringing the theater count to 2,467. It dropped to number four, making $11 million, a 39% drop from the opening weekend. Saw opened in the United Kingdom to in 301 theaters, grossing a total in seven weeks. In Australia, it opened in 161 theaters with and totaled out to in six weeks. In Italy, the film opened on in 267 theaters to and grossed in six weeks. Saw opened to 187 theaters in France on and made by the end of its four-week run. Saw came to gross in the United States and Canada and in other markets for a worldwide total of . At the time, it became the most profitable horror film after Scream (1996). Tenth anniversary theatrical re-release On October 31, 2014, in honor of the film's tenth anniversary, Saw was re-released to select theaters for one week. The release earned $650,051 in its opening weekend, and is the third lowest-grossing wide opening. At the end of its run, the release had grossed $815,324, bringing the film's overall domestic gross to $56,000,369. Critical response On review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes, the film has an approval rating of 50% based on 191 reviews with an average rating of 5.6/10. The site's critics consensus reads, "Saw ensnares audiences with a deceptively clever plot and a myriad of memorable, nasty set pieces, but its lofty ambitions are undercut by a nihilistic streak that feels more mean than profound." Metacritic gave the film a weighted average score of 46 out of