Child's Play 3

Starring:Justin Whalin, Perrey Reeves, Jeremy Sylvers, Travis Fine, Dean Jacobson, Brad Dourif, Peter Haskell, Dakin Matthews, Andrew Robinson, Burke Byrnes, Matthew Walker (III), Donna Eskra, Edan Gross, Terry Wills, Richard Marion, Laura Owens, Ron Fassler, Michael Chieffo, Henry G. Sanders, Lois Foraker
Director: Jack Bender
Studio: Universal Studios
Product Type: DVD

Customer Reviews:

great box set!.......2006-09-12

you i know that i love box sets and i love this childs play box set as well the only bad thing is that the 1st inst in it because its mgm,,but thats fine. these movie scared me when i was a boy but know watching it you can really find the dark humor in it. alot of people will dog this movie like Michael "Critical Writing" but what does he know,all the movies he likes all suck anyway,,because honestly how can a lord of the rings nerd talk trash about chucky.... but anyway this is a great buy if you like horror/dark comedies!

A Horror Movie Icon..........2006-04-23

It's been hard to write a review for the Child Play movies since I haven't seen one in a long time. I rented them from Blockbusters and watched them. I thought they were extremely good, but I did think that the 3rd Child Play was sort of dumb. My favorite of this set has to be Bride of Chucky. I just found it hilarious.

to answer the guy before me..........2006-03-20

ok to answer the guy below me who seems to think chucky is better than jason and michael myers..the reason people put chucky down he is to inconsistent in the value of the films..childs play ruled, childs play 2 was pretty good, and
then there isnt a good chucky until seed of chucky which is sub par... so to answer your question why do we put chucky down but hold jason and michael high...in short they kick ass chucky got soft..kk..im out buhbye

You Can't Keep A Good Guy Down.......2006-03-16

First off I was a lil disappointed that the first one wasn't in the box.. But I picked it up brand new for $5 so it wasn't that big of a deal. Child's Play 2 was fairly decent. 3 However... Well let's not go there. I haven't sat thru that one since I saw it in theaters.. I'll give it another watch eventually. Bride of Chucky wasn't a great movie but it was fun. Chucky and his comments make the movie worth watching. Jennifer Tilly's not bad either ;)

I want to know why people really feel the need to bash Chucky? I think he's better to watch than Michael Myers (Halloween), Pin Head (Hellraiser) & Jason Vorhees (Friday the 13th)

Chucky = ratings.

Don't .... with the Chuck.......2005-10-05

I love Chuckie! He's such a great character that I never get tired of watching! This is a great collection with 3 great movies. In order from the best to worst: Child's Play 2, Bride of Chuckie, Child's Play 3. If a movie had a horrible plot, if you put Chuckie in it, I would be willing to watch it... Chuckie just adds this sort of funny yet scary and evil combination that adds humor and greatness to any movie. Whatever you do, just don't .... with the Chuck!

Average customer rating:

what is wrong with you people
less than zero
Chucky opts for a darker skin complexion via seven year old Tyler
Don't F**k With Chuck
NOT THE BEST BUT WORTH IT!

Child's Play 3
Starring: Justin Whalin , Perrey Reeves , Jeremy Sylvers , Travis Fine , and Dean Jacobson
Director: Jack Bender
Manufacturer: Universal Studios
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ASIN: B0000AOX08
Release Date: 2003-10-07

Description

One of filmdom's most notorious killers is back to wreak more mayhem as Chucky continues his quest to possess the body of a human child. Eight years after seemingly destroying the killer doll, Andy Barclay (Justin Whalin) turns 16 and is placed in a military school. Meanwhile, the greedy president of Play Pals Toy Company decides to resurrect the popular Good Guys doll line, confident that all the bad publicity is forgotten. As the assembly line recreates the first doll from a mass of melted plastic, the spirit of Chucky returns to renew his quest and seek revenge on Andy. Once again it's up to Andy to stop the unrelenting killer in this fast-paced thriller.

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what is wrong with you people.......2007-05-05

I dont know what is wrong with you people this is the best out of all of the child play movies. i like it because chucky doesnt go to somebody house. do something bad and blaming it on someone and go after the kid no in the first two films he stad in the house running up and down the stairs. in this one his trying to get to people andy,and this kid at the school named tyler and chucky spent most of his time out side.and the way that he dies is so i didnt see that coming. and before i go check out bride of chucky its so funny. buy this movie you wont be dissapointed.

less than zero.......2007-03-25

Agony beyond words. I don't blame Brad Dourif for appearing in this dreck, either; hey, it's a paycheck, right?
As far as the rest of the cast? Justin Whalen & the rest? I hope you have day jobs. Script was also unbelievably bad, all of it, the military academy as background, the no-talent, goofy cadets...I could go on. Why bother, though?
Came close to throwing things at the TV screen. Did the next best thing, returned the DVD to its case, then twisted the crap out of it...and tossed it in my waste basket--where it belongs.

Chucky opts for a darker skin complexion via seven year old Tyler.......2006-08-11

Apparently, the writer of the three original Chucky films, Don Mancini, said somewhere that this one was his least favorite. The reasoning, or so it was stated -- Mancini was asked to begin writing a script for '3' before '2' was even finished filming. Therefore, Mancini was a bit milked already from exhausting what novel ideas he had for the first sequel, and they pretty much squeezed him dry for this installment.

But, 'Child's Play 3' doesn't earn points for creativity... I mean, almost never. And, yes, it may be the weakest link in the original trilogy. That being said, these 'negatives' never stand out when I rewatch this film. No sir. What stands out in my mind whenever I happen to catch Chucky 3 is how much better it is than a fan of the series could have ever expected. In that, though this isn't some sort of legendary horror film, it is one that comes to the table with a sense of seriousness and intent by all the crew working behind it, and the result is something that, at least to me, is probably better than 95% of #3's in any particular series -- and if secluded merely to the horror genre, that number must jump up even more.

Anyway, this is just surprisingly well done. The directing is commendable, and looking at the catalogue of Chucky 3's director now fifteen years later, it's interesting to see this one's gone on to make a few of the episodes for ABC's new hit series 'Lost'. Especially within the first half of the film, there are really a lot of spectacular scenes. The one that stood out most for me was when Andy first spots Chucky while doing drills on the field. Filmed almost entirely in slow-mo, we get to see Andy's first realization that Chucky is in fact back in his life... cut to doll being carried around with dead smile... cut to Andy losing his composure, baffling his gun amidst a trembling facial expression. OK fine -- it's not The Godfather -- but the point is I really believe these guys had done some studying, and were not just lazy film-school amateur's with a bucket of cash to pump out a sequel (which, given this one was created within such a short timespan of '2', would have seemed even more likey).

I won't zoom closer on any of the other formidable filmmaking elements in Chucky 3, except for the thing that, for my money, holds the film together despite other fine efforts. Like the kid who played Andy Barclay in the first two films, Justin Whalin (who plays a teenage Andy) is adept and believable -- again -- 'especially' given his age and the fact that this is a sequel to a horror film with a director who probably didn't have a lot of actor-influence. I'm now far beyond the reaching age of the film's intended audience (I.E. the bright children of Earth who: 1. Haven't learnt to dissociate themselves -- yet -- from their scariest imaginations and 2. Through whatever means have viewing access to a rated R psychotic doll movie). Point is this -- I saw all three of the Child's Play films when I was around 10, and each subsequent one (though out of order) seemed to throw more emotional trauma on top of the last. Sure, it was painful at the time, but had any of the three opted for a less than largely credible actor at the forefront, I don't think the overall impact would have been nearly the same.

OK so we get a lot of blood yet again, though truth be told the deaths aren't quite as memorable or clever as we've seen before. One in particular, involving a dump truck, is just downright sadistic (though it is Chucky, I regress....). An interesting element of comparison is also Chucky himself and how he looks and acts. For whatever reason, it has changed a little bit. Overall Chucky's face feels wider, more polished, and by the end of the film, wider and polished with big freaking Bugs Bunny teeth sticking out of his gawking mouth. It's a different look that is at times subtle and at times not, but it's been too long since I've seen the prior two films to really compare. Must say though there were definitely moments where I caught myself thinking "that don't look right." Narrative wise the story doesn't offer anything much (and the last fifteen minutes is pretty idiotic actually), but I did like the military school setting. If nothing else, it's a relatively distinct environment for a bunch of young kids and I am not terribly knowledgable on the subject, so by default I was interested in the location of the film. Naturally, I think it was also a good choice because it evaded the tendency for Chucky to go wild again amongst the (sub)urban areas.

Bottom line is that like many others I do tend to place this one at the bottom of the list within the trilogy, but for what it's worth I don't think any of them are head and shoulders above each other. They've all got their distinct style and tone and in my opinion we were lucky to have two sequels that showed passion and integrity on the filmmakers part's. Generally I think of myself as a fan of good film, and I don't doubt that most people would laugh at calling these films respectable or even impassioned. But personally, I just feel that way -- the people making these few little absurdist horror flicks really might have had some sort of collective, motivating energy from the projects and exerted that much more into them because of it. I mean hell, how else could this little trilogy here garnish such a cult following? I mean, you mention Chucky to most any American over 12 years old, and a killer doll pops immediately into mind. SOMETHING special happened with these films.

Don't F**k With Chuck.......2006-06-14

This film may be the weakest of the series, but it's still great! Andy Barclay is all growed up now (well 16) and has been sent to Military school. He's still haunted by his past, namely his 'Good Guy' doll Chucky.

Though Chucky can now swap bodies with someone new, this is a retread sequel. But none the less is good fun, mainly because of Chucky's mannerisms and one-liners.

Taking place at a Military school and a ghost-train type fairground ride, this film has a gothic feel to it. Not a lot of gore but then that's not what this series is about, but Chucky himself takes quite a kicking!

Kevin Yagher who usually oversees the puppet work, doesn't do it directly this time, and the film does suffer slightly because of this.

I don't really understand the criticism of this film. Yes it's the weakest of the series but if you think of the 'Elm Street', 'Friday The 13th', 'Halloween' and 'Texas Chainsaw' series, they all have some absolute abysmal sequels in there somewhere, whereas this film isn't even bad.

All-in-all a fun film, whether you're a Chucky fan or not.

NOT THE BEST BUT WORTH IT!.......2006-06-07

I READ SOME THE REVIES HERE ON AMAZON, AND ALOT OF PEEPLE DONT LIKE IT. WHY? ITS JUST AS GOOD AS THE 2ND ONE. ITS SAD TO SAY AFTER THIS ONE IT LOSES ITS TOUCH. BOC AND SOC ARE GOOD BUT JUST NOT THE CHILDS PLAY FORMULA. BUT THIS ONE HAS IT ALL! ACTION,COMEDY, AND SUSPENCE. DEFINTILY WORTH TO BUY OR AT LEAST RENT! U WANT REGRET IT!

Child's Play 3: Look Who's Stalking [Region 2]

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Child's Play 3: Look Who's Stalking [Region 2]
Starring: Justin Whalin , Perrey Reeves , Jeremy Sylvers , Travis Fine , and Dean Jacobson
Director: Jack Bender
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