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Draws heavily on nostalgia and on the borrowed memories of a generation of viewers who were not born the first time around.

The inevitable schmaltz may be a little too saccharine for some, but the premise is unique and the situations dynamic enough to elevate this a little higher than it seems at first glance.

A visit to the dentist seems like light relief afterwards, and laser surgery wouldn't begin to erase the stains of tedium this moronic garbage leaves on the retina.

'There will be boredom' is a more appropriate tagline for this absolutely worthless mess of a sequel.

These movies have become a parody of themselves.

Just enough is revealed to keep you glued while shocking, sucker-punches blindside you at all the right moments.

The biggest problem with Saw III is that it doesn't make the impact that a third and final instalment should make.

So utterly repugnant, so self-absorbed and without entertainment value that it is akin to putting your face into a pail of four-day-old warmed-over innards and being forced to take deep breaths.