It gets a bit muddled, and by the end of it you really don't remember much except the very beginning and end. The ending is cool for most people, but I honestly saw it coming. Still a Romero movie, but it didn't feel like one as much. The weird acid-trip like camera shake still occurs, though thankfully less frequently, and it is like a bigger budget Saw.
It wasn't scary, but then again I didn't think the first one was to be honest, I think they're more of a mental experience than anything. It became the traditional horror movie, with your typical predictable characters, and the innovation and claustrophobic feel of the original was gone. I'm like "Hell yes!" and it seemed like a great beginning, and it truly does have a great idea going for it, but unfortunately it seems like they got lost in the success of the original and the new bigger budget and lost something. A TV turns on, and there's the puppet thing, and that creepy voice. If you've seen the first one, you can expect what it does. I saw it its opening weekend in theaters, and **THIS WAS IN PREVIEWS, SO I Don't CONSIDER IT A SPOILER** I see a man strapped to a chair, with this "Man in the Iron Mask"-like thing on with all sorts of pretty nails poking toward his face. The original Saw was probably my most favorite recent "horror" movie, so naturally I was excited when the second one came out.
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