Scream 3

There is not a damn thing bad about that. The first Scream was a phenomenon in my eyes, and the second Scream was only a bit worse. All the Scream movies are really fun. That makes good direction. The acting is... Full review

A very entertaining sequel.The characters that r back r only Gale,Sydney,and Duwey,but such actors as Parker Posey really make u love the movie with big laughs.Scream 3 dosen't skip on the mystery and thrills of the first one.A total blast to... Full review

At one point in this film, Detective Mark Kincaid (Patrick Dempsey) makes the following remark: "All I know about movie trilogies is in the third one, all bets are off". This is evident in Scream 3, which seems to have completely... Full review

Scream 3 is an amazing prequel. The slashers are scarier, the gore is more gruesome, and the terror is intense then ever. It's very mysterious and everytime the killer attacks and vanishes, you wonder who is the darn killer. And then... Full review

Screenwriter Kevin Williamson had nothing to do with writing this sequel but even if he had I doubt if he would have been able to improve it much . The fundamental problem with SCREAM 3 is that we've seen it... Full review

I loved this movie. I laughed until my sides hurt. I was scared sh*tless. Courtney Cox is amazing. What else can I say?... Full review

scream 3 was definitly better than the first two. it was full of surprises, scarier than the first two. it had a lot of suspense. who would have known that sidney had a brother. this movie still gives me night mares... Full review

In the last installment of a trilogy that electrified and terrified the modern public with its comic yet horror genre, Scream 3 is no different from the first 2 parts in its content to keep the audience on the edge of... Full review

i love this movie. i saw all the parts of SCREAM. I love this movie so much. I think all of scream movies should get A+!!!!!!!!!!... Full review

Scream 3 is the final chapter of the Scream trilogy - a series of films that not only mocks and lampoons on other films, but also mocks itself.Scream 3 picks up the story a couple of years after the events... Full review

There's definitely a sense of closure with "Scream 3", and there are some interesting hints that everyone involved was ready to move on. While the joke has effectively been run into the ground, there's still a lot of fun to be had by watching these characters do stupid things. ... Full Review

The only lineup these guys see is in a Gap ad. Scream 3 is terrific fun and vastly better than I had feared. Scream 3 could have been screamingly bad Believe it or not, the good folks at the studio set up a special screening of Scream 3 just for me. ... Full Review

according to this movie trilogy, the original film sets the rules, the sequel BENDS the rules, and in the trilogy, it retells the story beginning to end, the way its supposed to. its horror movie some kids like scary movie but this 1 is okay but there is to much cursing in that movie and violence so i would say that little kids shoundn't watch that and its a lil funny in the movie Y Reviewer: dklink (13 years old), Date: April 06, 2007 I say: BETTER THAN THE FIRST 2! ... Full Review

Marco Beltrami's high-energy score and Peter Deming's superior camera work add to "Scream 3's" vitality and punch. Friday February 4, 2000 "Scream 3" brings to a blood-drenched, bravura conclusion (hopefully) the hugely successful horror trilogy about a serial killer decimating a small town. ... Full Review

Though that may be true, the events that make up this film are almost completely forgettable. In fact, even the killings in this film are unimaginative. Release of the film on DVD in a special "Collector's Series" simply adds insult to injury. ... Full Review

Its arrived.At last.Here, were assured, is where Kevin Williamsons much-hyped, genre-redefining franchise finally ends (unless, God forbid, the series veers off into straight-to-vid hell). ... Full Article

A special makeup-effects man working with "Tyson" on the set of Stab 3 is named Stan, a possible reference to legendary makeup-FX man Stan Winston . The house used during the climax, where most of the killing takes place, is... ... Full Article

In 1996, screenwriter Kevin Williamson and director Wes Craven created "Scream," a low-budget slasher film that revitalized the horror genre, due to its innovative approach of having the characters be "in-the-know" about the conventions of movies concerning killers hacking away... ... Full Article

Well, nothing like running a good thing into the ground.Scream 3 feels forced and passionless, like it was made strictly for the money...Performances are tired and Craven's direction isn't as assured this time around. ... Full Article

Wes Craven's tongue in Scream 3 appears to have completely missed his cheek and is sticking out at the audience.Page 2 of 2 1 2 Then there are the goofs, what can only be assumed were technical oversights. ... Full Article