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Child's Play 3

Child's Play 3

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Absolutely amazing film, top notch
Review: Goo

Rating: 1 stars
Summary: The worst Chucky film ever made...
Review: Like i said, the worst Chucky film ever made...Here Andy is sixteen years old and enter in a military school, but, the Good Guy factory is re-open and the rest of Chucky from Child's Play 2 is used to a new line of Good Guys. The beginning is cool when Chucky kill that old guy, but the rest of the film, in the military school, it sucks ! Just talking like that...

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Brilliant! Chucky is at his best performance.
Review: This was the first "childs play" film I ever saw. Its clever how Chucky is ressurected as a "good guy"doll for the nineties. The ending was rather bloody for Chucky but I am sure he wont give up so easy. Overall this movie is brilliant,Chucky is at his best performance since the first two films {although the first sequel is now banned in Britain.}

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Easily the best
Review: This is very simply and easily the best of the Chucky three. I mean, the SFX are much better, the setting unforgettable. Yes, there are elements to this one I don't like - Chucky's ressurection is fairly mediocre; just like CP 2 really, except we don't see many workers. The opener is slow, what with the swirling goop and credits -- it's rather boring, you should Fast Foward. I have the DVD but I assume its the same deal as the VHS.
The movie is eerier than the others with much more "is he coming" types-of-feelings to it. The acting is fairly good - better than the second but not like the first - with Justin Whalin and Perry Reeves doing stellar. Perry does the best, she's extremely convincing.
The climaxing ten minutes in the funhouse Roller Coaster comprise the best ending I've ever seen in a movie to date. The CP 2 climax in the factory was horrible compared to this, and it was on its own stellar. This scene is just so great. Chucky's death probably could've been executed better. The good news is, unlike the first film, he dosen't come back eighty times, only once.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Lets Play hide the Soul
Review: Very good. This series is so unlike a lot of the horror series...it actualy has GOOD sequals!!!

Andy is shipped off to a Military school and Chucky follows him there but ends up in the hands of a little boy who befriends him. CHucky tries to act good around the little boy while at the same time tries to kill andy.

I love this movie. The death scenes are very good and eyecatching and chucky is ruthless in his attempt to kill everyone. A lot of the deaths are awesome! My favorite is where he replaces paint balls with bullets..

This is the last of the series that is any good and worth seeing...

Rating: 2 stars
Summary: Pretty lame entry in the series
Review: Child's Play 2 actually managed to live up to the original film, so it was no surprise that a year later Universal rolled out another Chucky movie with Child's Play 3. This time around, Andy (now played by Justin Whalin) is grown up and in military school, and of course Chucky is once again re-built, and soon tracks down Andy in hopes of revenge and transfering his soul. The doll effects and gore are nice, but the acting is beyond lame, the killings aren't as imaginitive, and the story is beyond predictable. Brad Dourif is on board again as the voice of Chucky, but even his menacing growl can't save this installment from mediocrity. Followed seven years later with the more imaginitive Bride of Chucky, and the recently released (and beyond bad) Seed of Chucky.

Rating: 3 stars
Summary: Weakest of the series but does have some moments!
Review:
10 years after Chucky ( voiced by Brad Douriff) has been blown up, he has been brought back to life so he can kill and get to Andy Barclay whom is now 16 at a military academy. But when the chuckster finds another young boy whom is a student, he plans on taking over the kids soul and andy must stop him before it's too late.

The weakest of the series but not without some redeming qualities such as gory special effects, some " Full Metal Jacket" in-jokes, and Chucky getting his face sliced off to look like Pizza without cheese.

The DVD is definitely sharp looking in picture and sound quality with no extras at all, it's definitely an alright entry in the Chucky saga.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Underrated sequel
Review: THE STORY: Some of Chucky's blood gets mixed into melted plastic, thus giving him a new body. He then goes to the military school, where Andy is at now.


MY THOUGHTS: Very underrated. I thought is was very entertaining, and watching people communicate in the military school was fun!


"Don't f*ck with the Chuck!"

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Hi! My name is Chucky, I like to be hugged...
Review: This is easily the best of the Chuckie series so far. I am going to see Bride of Chucky tommorow and Seed of Chucky next week!

Andy goes to military school and once again, Chuck is ressurected. Chucky befriends a boy named Tyler and pretends to be nice to him but he just wants his body like Andy in the previous films. Andy falls inlove with Krista another private at school.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: HOW COULD YOU RATE THESE MOVIES?
Review: NONE OF THE CHILD PLAY MOVIES SHOULD BE TAKEN SERIOUSLY.THATS WHY SOME PEOPLE GIVE IT BAD REVIEWS. DO PEOPLE REALY EXPECT A CHILDS PLAY MOVIE TO BE OSCAR MATERIAL???? I AM GIVING THIS MOVIE 5 STARS JUST TO PISS OFF ALL THE CRITICS WHO HAVE TO BASH EVERY MOVIE BC THEY DON'T HAVE A LIFE. IF YOU DIDN'T LIKE THE FIRST ONE THEN WHY DID YOU WATCH THE OTHER FILMS? I BET YOU THESE CRITICS ARE THE SAME PEOPLE WHO ARE IN THE BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER FAN CLUB, AND ARE ALSO OVER 30 STILL LIVING WITH MOMMY. IF YOU WANT A ACADEMY AWARD WINNING MOVIE, THEN GO WATCH FRIED GREEN TOMATOES WITH MOMMY....DON'T F@!k WITH THE CHUCK!!!


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