>*"Hey, long time no see, pal... You know what they say, you just can't keep a good guy down."* It starts strong with one of the coolest intros in the franchise but as soon as the military school stuff comes in it's a bit of a turn off. The idea of having Andy join the military makes sense because of his background but it's not the most exciting idea they could of had for the setting of the movie. It also strays away completely from it's previous thematics of kids and toys, what redeems it is the inclusion of Tyler and the carnival in the third act. The carnival was a perfect idea for the third act and I loved the setting but it was short-lived compared to the bonkers third acts in the previous entries. Thankfully it remains steady with the kills, they were all cool and well-thought out. Chucky is still funny as hell but I didn't laugh at every joke compared to the previous. Still a good watch but not on the level of 1 and 2.

Child’s Play 3 is a decent addition to the Chucky franchise. While it doesn’t reach the heights of its predecessors, it offers a fresh setting in a military school, which adds a unique twist to the familiar storyline. The film effectively uses this environment to create new opportunities for chaos and mayhem, with Chucky once again on a murderous rampage. Although the plot can be predictable and some characters feel like stereotypes, the movie maintains enough tension and humor to keep it engaging. The climax at the carnival is particularly memorable, showcasing a blend of horror and suspense. Overall, it’s an okay sequel where “shit hits the fan” in classic Chucky style.

To be honest, I thought the movie would be way worse than this. Well, it wasn't a bad experience after all. I'm still looking forward to watch the other movies. Chucky: the series, motivated me to do so cause I've been delaying my "Chucky Marathon" for years and when I finished the first season of the show, I thought I was a little lost, regarding the characters' storylines. To this movie forward will be all new movies to me Hehe

Better premise and setting than the second flick. Another "set aside disbelief and enjoy the movie" movies.

They can't all be winnners. This is a STEEP drop off from the quality of 1 and 2. I have no idea why they went to this story so quickly, it came out less than a year after the incredible second film and it feels like they threw together whatever they could think of as quick as they could in a panic but I have no idea why. This had one memorable kill, the first one and it's downhill from there. I don't care about Tyler for the entire movie and grown up Andy is boring as hell.