Directed by: David Zucker
Starring: Charlie Sheen, Queen Latifah, Anna Faris, Leslie Nielsen, Anthony Anderson, Jeremy Piven, Regina Hall, Eddie Griffin, Pamela Anderson, Jenny McCarthy, Simon Rex
Genres: Comedy
(13 votes)
7.7/10.The last good Scary Movie.I found the presence of too many famous cameos distracting particularly Jenny McCarthy, Pamela Anderson, Queen Latifah, Eddie Griffin, and all those rappers.Anna Faris still carries the movie with no hint she might be tiring of it.Regina Hall also shows the same enthusiasm as before with Simon Rex being a surprising break out actor here.I found his character of George Logan funny as hell despite the presence of Charlie Sheen, another unnecessary person here.If anything this should've been the last one in the franchise were it not for studio greed.Still I regard as a pretty decent sequel just not on the level of its two predecessors.Leslie Nielsen's a wonderful addition as President Harris.If would've been hilarious if President Harris had gotten his own movie, imagine the hilarity there.Still this is a pretty good send off, which is how I regard Scary Movie 3, the end of the franchise.
I love this movie especially in the scene where Brenda and Tabitha Fight.
Revealing mistake: A quick mistake happens when Brenda and the girl crawling out of the TV get in a fight. Brenda throws the punch, the other girl falls over, and for a quick second her dress flies up too far and you can see where the makeup (that makes her look dead) on her legs end and you can see her real thigh. (00:25:15)
Trivia: Anna Faris' blonde hair is her natural hair color. In the previous two movies her hair had been dyed brown.
Question: There is something I have always wondered about spoofs: Do they actually get permission from the makers of the films they spoof?
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Answer: Nope. Parodies aren't usually covered by copyright laws as they are generally considered to be as example of fair usage, provided that it can be demonstrated that the copyrighted material was used in a manner that is considered to be a commentary, ridicule or criticism of that material.
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