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Beethoven's 3rd

Beethoven's 3rd

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Beethovens 3rd!
Review: A cute, charming and heartwarming movie that everyone should add to there movies! Any dog lover would like this movie and who could not fall in love with this dog!

Rating: 1 stars
Summary: don't watch
Review: don't watch this movie. since this movie is trash and judge reinhold can't save this horific movie.

Rating: 3 stars
Summary: the only good part
Review: ha ha. this movie makes you fell sorry for that brennan kid. like the part when he's looking at the hello kitty stuff and the girl that he likes sees him.

Rating: 1 stars
Summary: Beethoven tragedy
Review: I have always loved the other beethoven movies but this is WORST! The 4th one was great, but ugh! this one is [bad]! the director put NOT ONE BIT of taste or brains into this one, he/she just wanted to make "another beethoven movie to get it over with". Don't buy this. save your money.

Rating: 2 stars
Summary: Strictly a family movie, but not fun to watch
Review: I haven't watched the original Beethoven or its immediate sequel. This third installment is a big letdown. OK, maybe it's because I'm a grown-up. Kids did like it. But I found the acting amusingly terrible, esp. the phony performance put up by the wife. The kids are not even likable. The Penny girl is kinda pretty but not particularly convincing. The two villains are the bright spots besides the dog (or the three dogs that play Beethoven), but after about 60 minutes, nothing in this movie has any redeeming value left. I pretty much fast-forwarded the last 20 minutes of this 90-minute film.

Rating: 2 stars
Summary: Strictly a family movie, but not fun to watch
Review: I haven't watched the original Beethoven or its immediate sequel. This third installment is a big letdown. OK, maybe it's because I'm a grown-up. Kids did like it. But I found the acting amusingly terrible, esp. the phony performance put up by the wife. The kids are not even likable. The Penny girl is kinda pretty but not particularly convincing. The two villains are the bright spots besides the dog (or the three dogs that play Beethoven), but after about 60 minutes, nothing in this movie has any redeeming value left. I pretty much fast-forwarded the last 20 minutes of this 90-minute film.

Rating: 1 stars
Summary: Another insulting piece of junk.
Review: I put off seeing the original "Beethoven" for a long time due to the fear that it wouldn't be suitable for anyone over the age of 6. Instead, it turned out to be a funny, cute and fairly smart family movie. It was a nice surprise.

That brings us to "Beethoven's 3rd". The actors from the first two films in the series are gone. They are actually replaced by another group of talented and enjoyable actors (Judge Reinhold, Julia Sweeney, Joe Pichler & Michaela Gallo). Sadly, that's pretty much where the compliments end.

The screenplay treats the viewer as if they have been in a state of arrested development since they were a toddler. You get the usual "hit in the crotch" and "sprayed with poop" scenes that these lowbrow movies love so dearly. I am also floored by how many times an action scene is either played in slow motion or fast motion. Over and over and over again. Perhaps it's meant to distract us from the fact that this movie sorely lacks a decent plot or any worthwhile humor. It doesn't work.

I truly recommend seeing the charming original "Beethoven" but stay far, far away from this poor sequel.

Rating: 1 stars
Summary: Another insulting piece of junk.
Review: I put off seeing the original "Beethoven" for a long time due to the fear that it wouldn't be suitable for anyone over the age of 6. Instead, it turned out to be a funny, cute and fairly smart family movie. It was a nice surprise.

That brings us to "Beethoven's 3rd". The actors from the first two films in the series are gone. They are actually replaced by another group of talented and enjoyable actors (Judge Reinhold, Julia Sweeney, Joe Pichler & Michaela Gallo). Sadly, that's pretty much where the compliments end.

The screenplay treats the viewer as if they have been in a state of arrested development since they were a toddler. You get the usual "hit in the crotch" and "sprayed with poop" scenes that these lowbrow movies love so dearly. I am also floored by how many times an action scene is either played in slow motion or fast motion. Over and over and over again. Perhaps it's meant to distract us from the fact that this movie sorely lacks a decent plot or any worthwhile humor. It doesn't work.

I truly recommend seeing the charming original "Beethoven" but stay far, far away from this poor sequel.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Kid's loved it
Review: I rented this video for my children. Since then, they have repeatedly asked me to purchase it. I haven't heard that much laughter come from them while watching a movie in a very long time. Perhaps, it is not the greatest entertainment for adults. But let's be real. How many adults are going to be dying to go out and rent a Beethoven over an adult oriented comedy! I gave it five stars for my children. It was evidently the best movie they have seen in a while!

Rating: 1 stars
Summary: This 3rd sequal is not worth it!
Review: I watched this third sequal right after seeing the two original movies and it was not what I expected. I love Beethoven 1 & 2 but this sequal was boring and ridiculous. The original cast are gone and the new characters are just boring. The villians in this movie are really stupid. The only interesting thing about this movie was looking at Beethoven. This movie really wasted my time and I suggest saving your time and money. Not funny or interesting at all!!! Anyway I can't wait to see the fourth one though!!!


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