Scream 3 on DVD (2000)

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Starring:	Courteney Cox, David Arquette, Neve Campbell, Patrick Dempsey, Scott Foley, Jenny McCarthy, Matt Keeslar, Lance Henriksen, Emily Mortimer, Parker Posey, Kelly Rutherford, Liev Schreiber, Deon Richmond, Patrick Warburton
Director:	Wes Craven
Studio:	WALT DISNEY STUDIOS HOME ENTERTAINMENT
Run time:	112 mins
Certificate:
User collections:	Kevin Smith films & appearances, Scary Films, TRILOGIES plus, WES CRAVEN'S LIVING IN HORROR!, MAD MEN, PSYCHO'S, SERIAL KILLERS AND BOOGEY MEN, Here is Kevin Smith
Genres:	Horror
Languages:	English
Dubbed:	Italian
Hearing-impaired:	English
Subtitles:	English, Italian
Released:	26/02/2001

Brief synopsis of Scream 3

Wes Craven's final installment of his highly successful SCREAM trilogy concludes with a fun, fast, and furious romp that cuts through B-movie cliches as readily as it does the warm flesh of its hip young cast. Sidney Prescott (Neve Campbell), Gale Weathers (Courteney Cox Arquette), and Dwight "Dewey" Riley (David Arquette) once again find themselves face to face with a masked psychopath who's making deadly edits to the cast of STAB 3, the schlocky slasher film based upon Sidney's own "real-life" horrors. Fueled by a snappy script, the third chapter packs a punch with a plenty of turn-on-a-dime plot twists and a high laugh-to-shriek ratio.

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Critics Reviews

Halliwell's Film Guide

A sequel so self-referential that audiences who have not seen the first two movies in the series will be at a loss to understand what is happening; but, then those who didn't see the earlier Screams will want to miss this one, too.

Time Out

About a third of the way through this tiresomely over-plotted sequel, dead movie geek Randy delivers a video message... Read more on www.timeout.com

USA Today

"...The Hollywood setting allows for a pleasant succession of in-references and gags..."

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End of a trilogy

PacchaMama from Northumberland , 02/12/2004

Even though the third movie is way inferior to the first film it is still worth the watch if you have seen the first two, at least to see how it ends and how everything comes together, it's rather well done.

Some fantastic scenes in the third film and the third part of the movie when you find out who the killer/killers are, it's fabulous to watch.

With a great score by Marco Beltrami, it's a wonderful finish to the trilogy.

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Dog Dirt Desperate

A customer from North VVest , 23/02/2007

I wish I could collect every copy of this film along with it's master tapes and everything and then fire it all into the sun so that nobody would have to suffer from watching this dog faeces film again. The film is that bad that sometimes I worry that I'll lose my arms and legs in an accident and somebody puts this film on in front of me and I can't do anything to turn it off. Why does Wes Craven have to spoil all his films with loads of crappy sequals? This film has more annoying characters played by more annoying actors than the first 2 Scream films. Rent something else instead.

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