Director:
David ZuckerCámara:
Mark IrwinMúsica:
James L. VenableReparto:
Charlie Sheen, Anna Faris, Simon Rex, Regina Hall, Anthony Anderson, Eddie Griffin, Leslie Nielsen, Queen Latifah, Kevin Hart, Denise Richards (más)Streaming (5)
Sinopsis(1)
Todo comienza cuando la periodista Cindy Campbell (Anna Faris) se propone encontrar una historia que destaque en medio de toda la basura televisiva. No tarda mucho en descubrir que la tierra se ve amenazada por una serie de hechos terroríficos, entre los que se incluyen una invasión alienígena, cintas de video asesinas, señales extrañas en los campos de cultivo anormales, profecías de "El Elegido", niños con miradas espeluznantes, ambiciosos raperos blancos e incluso llegará a vivir un altercado con Michael Jackson. Cindy tendrá que enfrentarse a conspiraciones de proporciones gigantescas y a un ejército de seres estrambóticos que la persiguen. Todo con el fin de evitar que el mal se apoderé del mundo otra vez. (Disney España)
(más)Videos (1)
Reseñas (6)
Zucker took control, brought in Charlie Sheen, and managed to return the series at least partially to where it originally belonged. Into the waters of bearable parody, where I can genuinely laugh. However, the original direction of the Wayans brothers is probably too deeply rooted, because occasionally the same kind of fecal matter resurfaces as in the second one, and even the beautiful Anna Faris cannot save it anymore.
()
The creators obviously have a lot of experience, but they completely lack a sense of humour. Whether or not this is essential for a parody you can decide for yourself.
()
Though it’s not disgusting, Scary Movie 3 is still overly stupid and only intermittently entertaining.
()
If you want to explore how close you are to a particular film fan in terms of taste and vision, do not compare tragedies or thrillers, because people all over the world are moved by pitiful orphans and dying old men in essentially the same way. Compare comedies instead, because nations, cultures, and even individuals laugh at completely different things, and while tears of laughter may stream down one person's face, another may be indignant at the sacrilegious mockery of sacred ideals. Even David Zucker's early films, which managed to bring many film viewers to ecstasy, seemed quite sober to me and I gave them a neutral rating of 3 stars. With his latest creations, I openly suffer and with each passing minute, a feeling of despair grows in me over the lack of taste, awkwardness, and missed opportunities for great jokes. It could actually work if it weren't so cheap, dismissive, or exaggerated. But the way it is, I give it a very unconvincing 1 star and a 15% overall impression. I will avoid any further attempts by Zucker.
()
David Zucker is no longer as great of an author as he was when he worked with his brother and Jim Abrahams as a part of the ZAZ trio, but he still shows that he occasionally has a sense of a good joke and its execution. For me, this part is the best so far in the whole series, but that doesn't change the fact that cinematically it is still at most an average parody. Where are those times of "Please buckle up!" or Mel Brooks' movies?
()
Anuncio