Child's Play 3
1991 Directed by Jack Bender
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It's been eight years since the events in the second film, we now see that Andy is a teenager who has been enrolled in a military school. Play Pals Toy Company decides to re-release its Good Guys line, feeling that after all this time, the bad publicity has died down. As they re-used old materials, the spirit of Charles Lee Ray once again comes to life.
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genialmente dialogada, como cuando mata al peluquero y dice "that' ~so~ you", o cuando piensa en tomar el cuerpo del pequeño afroamericano y dice "just think, chucky's gonna be a bro".
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I feel very strange because I really enjoyed this third part and I see so many bad reviews... I liked more than the second and almost as much than the first. Maybe it's me, maybe I'm odd, lol!
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Tyler would be the worst fucking mailman ever.
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Well, this was a complete horribleness, isn't it?
Love it or hate it, the Chucky saga has a real heart and (at least the 1st entry) genuine suspense. This 3rd film lacks both.
It plays just like a typical slasher film, one death after another, a boring scenario, wacky sense of humor, and terrible acting. Bad, just bad.
The few points it receives are thanks to Brad Dourif, who maintains true to his character and provides some few laughs. But the script is just so poorly written, it's impossible to save it anyhow. -
This has it's moments, but it's not as fun, funny, or creepy as previous films and mostly relies on the quips of Chucky.
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genialmente dialogada, como cuando mata al peluquero y dice "that' ~so~ you", o cuando piensa en tomar el cuerpo del pequeño afroamericano y dice "just think, chucky's gonna be a bro".
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La fórmula no podía alargarse demasiado, especialmente después de que en la segunda parte se sacara todo el provecho que (hasta entonces) se le podía sacar a Chucky. Eso queda bastante claro en esta desangelada 'Muñeco diabólico 3', escrita y filmada a toda prisa, sin apenas imaginación (ni visual ni argumental), con un tono que pretende volver a la seriedad de los inicios y se queda finalmente en un incómodo terreno intermedio entre lo conseguido por las dos entregas previas. Sólo para muy fans. Como yo.
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Tyler would be the worst fucking mailman ever.
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Chucky goes to boot-camp, presto, it's a good sequel to the original Chucky Trilogy!!!
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I feel very strange because I really enjoyed this third part and I see so many bad reviews... I liked more than the second and almost as much than the first. Maybe it's me, maybe I'm odd, lol!
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By the time we get to Part 3 of any budding slasher franchise, we must inherently ask ourselves: "why the fuck?" What could possibly have made the original so good, and what from that original has any hope of making it into a third film, that we should see it inbred again and again? Sadly, the answer to these questions - from a studio standpoint - typically is: the killer looks cool. To quote from Kindergarten Cop (because that reference couldn't be more relevant in a Child's Play sequel discussion); "now, how can you argue with that?" (Speaking of popular "family" movies of the early 90's... anyone else remember that doll from Arachnophobia which opened its' own eyes even though…
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I wish the original Andy had returned, as he could've been the same age as Tyler was in the film. As it was it was just okay, cause I didn't like how everyone still thinks Andy's nuts, even after he has fought this killer die twice before now.
Perrey Reeves is a huge highlight in this film! -
My favorite of the Child's Play films. I love its story.
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Well, this was a complete horribleness, isn't it?
Love it or hate it, the Chucky saga has a real heart and (at least the 1st entry) genuine suspense. This 3rd film lacks both.
It plays just like a typical slasher film, one death after another, a boring scenario, wacky sense of humor, and terrible acting. Bad, just bad.
The few points it receives are thanks to Brad Dourif, who maintains true to his character and provides some few laughs. But the script is just so poorly written, it's impossible to save it anyhow.