Scary Movie 3 (2003)
| Release Date: | October 24, 2003 |
| On DVD: | May 11, 2004 |
| Genre: | Comedy, Horror |
| Director: | David Zucker |
| Writer: | Hayden Schlossberg, Jonathan Hurwitz, Kevin Smith, Pat Proft, Brian Lynch, Aaron Seltzer, Jason Friedberg |
| Cast: | Timothy Stack, Simon Rex, Denise Richards, Jeremy Piven, Darrell Hammond, Regina Hall, Eddie Griffin, Anthony Anderson, Charlie Sheen, Anna Faris |
| AKA: | Scary Movie 3: Episode I - Lord of the Brooms |
| Studio: | Dimension Films |
| Official site: | scarymovie.com/sm3_home.html |
| Running Time: | 90 minutes |
| MPAA Rating: | Rated PG-13 for pervasive crude and sexual humor, language, comic violence and drug references. |
As aliens prepare to invade a farm, a reporter begins to suspect that she is going to die in seven days after watching a videotape, because a guy on the phone told her so. This is a spoof of such movies as The Ring, Signs, 8 Mile, The Matrix and more....
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Every couple of years a good spoof comes along just waiting to make fun of all of the pop stuff that has come out in recent years. While we're waiting for that one, there's Scary Movie 3, a moderately funny movie that provides some good laughs, if nothing else. Full movie review »
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Anonymous says:
April 9, 2004Not as good as the first, but definitely better than the second, [b]Scary Movie 3[/b] completely "disses" films like: -The Matrix Reloaded -Signs -The Ring -8 Mile and Bruce Almighty. OK: this movie might sound really stupid because it also spoofs dramas and other comedies, but trust me when I say that it *is* stupid. That's the whole purpose of the film. It's not vulgar/gross-out humor, but worth the 6 dollars. I saw it 4 times and will buy the DVD. The chemistry, the cameos and the Zucker make this film what it is: (for lack of a better word,) awesome. It was completely saved by Regina Hall and George Carlin, but I have to admit that the best parts were in the trailer. There were very few jokes I disliked (pedaphile priest, KKK hood and the beastiality joke). Though it's PG-13, it's very funny for a film that can't have more than 1 F-word. Somehow, it's **** 1/2 out of *****.
Anonymous says:
January 31, 2004This movie was very funny. Me and all of my friends were laughing out loud. Sure, it may seem to go over the top a few times, but to me and a lot of other people i know loved it. if you want to wait until it comes out on dvd/vhs, it wont be until May 11, 2004. .
Anonymous says:
January 6, 2004"Scary Movie 3" is the hardest I've ever laughed in years (its probably because I'm 13 and a sucker for teen-comedies). Anna Faris gives her best comedic performance. The cameos are awesome and extremely funny .My favorite segment was the rip-off of Signs. Though the 8-Mile scene was so-so (Simon is a real shock), I definitely recommend "Scary Movie 3" to teens and adults. My friends are going to love this! A low "A."
Anonymous says:
November 9, 2003I have not yet seen this movie, however I should warn you, that every one I know that has seen this movie, has regreted it. Littleraly 30 people i knew saw it and were mad they wasted their money. I speak on behalf of them when i say wait until video, or see it at a cheap theater
Anonymous says:
October 25, 2003I enjoyed the first two "Scary Movies," they were crude and jumbled, but very entertaining. I just saw this movie about 20 minutes ago, and it was fairly awful. It just wasn't as funny. It had very few truly funny jokes, and was filled with slapstick. It was dull, stupid, and just not funny.