But with co-writers Craig Mazin and Pat Proft bringing their innate silliness to the project, and with David Zucker at the helm (and also contributing gags left and right, at least according to the commentary), Scary Movie 3 is a decidedly more consistent enterprise than either of its predecessors, and it even manages something akin to actual "smart" comedy along the way. Of course it's hard to completely remove a parody from sexual and adolescent territory, so don't go into Scary Movie 3 (or in this case the slightly more sexual and adolescent unrated Scary Movie 3.5) thinking that those elements have completely disappeared, for they most certainly have not. The films were often undeniably funny, but they were also slipshod, overly juvenile and obsessed with sex and other adolescent issues. The first two Scary Movie outings were of course Wayans Brothers offerings, with all that that implies. What a difference new writers and a director can make.
Reviewed by Jeffrey Kauffman, September 6, 2011
Three (and/or three point five) is the charm. Starring: Anna Faris, Anthony Anderson, Leslie Nielsen, Camryn Manheim, Simon Rex, Pamela Anderson Writers: Craig Mazin, Pat Proft, Shawn Wayans, Marlon Wayans, Buddy Johnson, Phil Beauman Faced with conspiracies of massive proportions, and a crew of very strange people following her around, Cindy must fight to stop evil from taking over the world yet again.įor more about Scary Movie 3 and the Scary Movie 3 Blu-ray release, see Scary Movie 3 Blu-ray Review published by Jeffrey Kauffman on Septemwhere this Blu-ray release scored 3.5 out of 5. She soon uncovers an outrageous onslaught of globe-threatening developments including alien invaders, killer videotapes, freaky crop circles, prophecies of The One, eerie-eyed children, ambitious white rappers and even a run-in with Michael Jackson. Roving reporter Cindy Campbell sets out to find a hard news story in the middle of television sweeps. Scary Movie 3 Blu-ray delivers great video and audio in this enjoyable Blu-ray release
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