Do you want to hear something really scary? "Saw 2" is one of the best horror movies of 2005. I realize that's not exactly saying much. In a year where we've been force-fed atrocious remakes of "The Amityville Horror" and "The Fog," Tara Reid as - it's hard to force my fingers to type this - a 'brilliant anthropologist' in "Alone in the Dark," and a werewolf movie that more than lived up to its title of "Cursed," declaring "Saw 2" as one of the best of the lot isn't a hard call to make.

Review of "Saw 2" Starring Donnie Wahlberg and Tobin Bell

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I'm in no way exaggerating when I say "Prime" throws in every single romantic comedy cliché that exists without coming up with one original moment over the course of the film. (Pictured: Bryan Greenberg and Uma Thurman © Universal Pictures)

"Prime" stars Uma Thurman as an older woman who falls for a much younger handsome hunk (played by newcomer Bryan Greenberg). The plot revolves around her frequent visits to a therapist (Meryl Streep) for advice on whether she should let their age difference keep them from getting serious. What she should have been asking her therapist is why did she take on a role that's so one-dimensional...

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