This one is different enough from the first two to make it feel fresh. I like to imagine Jay and Silent Bob are always just walking around touring film studios. Also I watched this on Carrie Fisher's birthday. Makes me sad we won't see her in more movies. RIP

patrick dempsey is SO attractive in this. It is honest to god his prime age. So much better than GA as not only was he an asshole in that, but the show in general just sucked.

So cute that Kincaid was in that end scene. I :heart: found family

Best part of it is Carrie Fisher :(

The voice changer in this movie is what the masks were in Mission Impossible II.
Some of the worst over the top acting in the franchise. Parker Posey, the queen of 90s indies was ridiculous. Emily Mortimer was slumming it but it was a nice misdirection.

Like Kirby is Scream 4, Jennifer should have survived.

The voice changer the killer uses that can make him sound like anyone. Still, is a technology I don't think exists. It was kind of creepy and the writers did try something different at least.
I wouldn't have minded if Patrick Dempsey died instead of the funny Parker Posey though. She kind of died for hell of it while....he kind of survived for the hell of it. He also didn’t need to be in the end to watch the movie.

scott foley is so cute in this movie

>"All I know is that in the third one, all bets are off."

While still a serviceable film, it felt pretty different from the first two. Dare I say it might've gotten too meta? It is always fun to see Neve, Courtney and David working together again, just didn't feel as strong as the others.

Still excruciatingly long for a slasher, but definitely better than the second. The deaths are more entertaining, and you can see that they are working on a bigger budget. The humor works, and the “Stab” movie franchise supports the meta-commentary well. Sure the plot is all over the place, but I always thought it was meant to be like that. The actress playing Jennifer is so outrageously bad that I wondered if she was sucking on purpose.

Not great by any means, but also not that terrible.

However, is it just me or did Wes Craven and writer Ehren Kruger tried to call out Harvey Weinstein, the producer of the movie, because characters constantly kept mentioning "sleeping with the directors and producers to get certain jobs" and "Hollywood is full of criminals whose careers are flourishing."

Very scary, but not as scary as Courtney Cox’s hair! I mean, what the heck was that!

An entertaining and as always, meta filled film. The cast are on form, the Gail x Gail moments were Brill and Syd's strength is the real star.
Rewatching this in 2021 though, I found a new level to the meta. Considering Miramax was Weinstein's company, the experience Syd's mother had is all too real. A horrible next level to the film.

AWESOME ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC, THIS SERIES IS ONE OF MY FAVOURITE HORROR FRANCHISES AND STILL REMAINS TRUE TO ALL IT'S STRENGTHS EVEN IN THIS SNOWFLAKE SJW WOKE WORLD OF TODAY.
THIS IS DEFINITELY MY FAVOURITE ONE AND IS AN ASS KICKER FROM START TO FINISH.
DEFINITELY FAR BETTER THAN NUMBER 2 AND MY ORDER FOR THIS TRILOGY IS 3,1,2 BUT I DEFINITELY HAVE A MASSIVE LOVE FOR THEM ALL AND MAKE SURE I WATCH THEM ALL IN ORDER EVERY COUPLE OF YEARS. GOD PLEASE LET THEIR BE A 6th INSTALLMENT.
IT'S GOOD TO SEE EVERYONE BACK DOING THE SCREAM THING AND I LOVE EVERYONE INVOLVED ESPECIALLY SIDNEY, SHE'S AS TOUGH AS THEY COME AND KICKS ASS AND I ALWAYS FIND MYSELF SHOUTING AT THE TV AND ROOTING AND CHEERING HER ON.
THIS FRANCHISE JUST GOES FROM STRENGTH TO STRENGTH AND I LOVE IT 3000 AND I HOPE TO GOD THEY KEEP KNOCKING THEM OUT WITHOUT THE 11yrs gap
Inbetween.
SCREAM 3
10/10
Totally Ninja

Right scream 4
Ready to view.

I miss you Kevin Williamson

I feel like in this one they returned to
form. It’s much better than 2 imo. It almost feels that aside from a couple of story beats, you could skip 2 entirely and it would feel like a direct sequel to the original

Real diminishing returns as this series goes on.

This one was toned down compared to the others because of Columbine, but the real problem is the script by Ehren Kruger (Transformers 2-4, The Ring 1 & 2, The Brothers Grimm, Reindeer Games, Dumbo).

The comedy is much broader but also blander, the only really funny bits come from Carrie Fisher (who I suspect wrote her own scene) and Parker Posey. Mostly the tone is set by Jay & Silent Bob’s cameo. Characters run in & out of doors like in a Scooby Doo episode.

Characters check if someone is dead by touching their wrist, as if it’s a 1950s movie. “I took one second to check his pulse and he’s definitely dead.” There are exactly zero tense setpieces. Craven attempts an Elm Street-style dream sequence but it falls flat.

The backstory involves the systematic abuse of women in Hollywood, which seems extra queasy now because it’s produced by the Weinsteins.

According to the rules of the trilogy, a slight breeze of freshness did not hurt in this case.

**T**_heme_- 6/10
**R**_ewatchibility_- 6.5/10
**A**_cting_- 7/10
**K**_inematography_- 7.5/10
**T**_ime_- 8/10
**Total** - 35/5 = ==7==

Not too much diminishing returns for the third film. I do appreciate the genre label of 'Mystery' in addition to 'Horror', as I do find these Scream movies to be more of a 'Who dunnit?' movie than your typical hack-n-slash. As others have mentioned after (re)watching this post #metoo is a bit unnerving now. The meta-callout of shall we say the 'Weinstein Treatment' of actors, most being women, is a tad disturbing for two reasons: One, with Dimension Films at that time a label under a Weinstein-controlled Miramax, Harvey had to have watched this before it was released and rather than seeing the scene about the producer trading sexual favors for work as hideous, it may have normalized it for him giving him some gross justification. Two, the fact that Wes Craven chose to keep this in likely knowing Harvey would see it and the giving insight to the public of how show biz was and no one bats an eye about it, is just sad. Aside from that bit that makes me wince for its implication, the Scream franchise continues to entertain me.

Definitely the weakest and dumbest of the original trilogy but it's still a lot of fun. I'm happy to see Dewey and Gale got more screentime. I'm really invested in their love story. Parker Posey's comedic performance was so hilarious. Honestly, Gale and Gale moments are my favorites! Love the comedic and meta stuff. Sidney's "mother" covered in white sheets is the creepiest thing! So, what's your favorite scary movie?

The meta-narrative of the film killings is fun, but has been done by Craven better before. Fun watch, a little long, and definitely worse than 1 and 2.

Scream 3 is complete garbage, and has devolves into the very thing that the series started out mocking. Now in trilogy territory, Sidney must once again confront the Ghostface Killer when he taunts her with clues to her mother’s past as he kills off the cast of the latest “Stab” movie. Campbell, Cox, and Arquette return and are joined by Parker Posey, Patrick Dempsey, Lance Henrikson, and Jenny McCarthy. The story is abysmal, and the acting (if it can be called such) is terrible. There’s nothing clever or insightful in this film, it’s just insipid tripe. Scream 3 is a sad, pathetic sequel that bears little resemblance to the original.

As the weakest part of the Scream series, Scream 3 is still enjoyable but cannot reach its predecessors levels.

Estan rodando una nueva pecuela de "Puñalada" la pelicula basada en en lo sucedido en la primera pelicula de Scream, cuando la Pelicula supera a la Ficcion...

A great wrap up to this classic trilogy, it brings the whole saga to a close [until the newest film] while introducing a new side of the story we've never seen.