Child's Play 3
Tags: violence, comedy, gothic, dark, storytelling

Plot synopsis:
Seceding the events of the previous film, negative publicity and numerous lawsuits enveloped the Play Pals toy company for the past eight years. In recent times, the case pertaining to the infamous Chucky doll and the dispute the Barclay family caused that started in a nationwide uproar, has come to an all time low. The board executives of Play Pals Toy Company hold a meeting to reinstate their most popular marketing product feeling that re-launching the franchise would be in the company's best interest. The CEO and President of the company, Chris Sullivan concludes the final decision will be creating progress by introducing the Good Guy doll back on store shelves. With this, he makes a final statement claiming, "Andy Barclay's ancient history. Nobody remembers him. Nobody cares." With the decision being made factories in the Chicago area are refurnished, including the same factory where Chucky was destroyed in the previous installment. Chucky's remains are brought into a vat where his blood mixes in with fresh liquified plastic reincarnating his once dormant soul within the doll. In celebration, the executives unwittingly present Mr. Sullivan with a newly reconstructed Chucky as a gift for being the first one off the assembly line. Back at Mr. Sullivan's penthouse, Chucky escapes his box and spills a jar of marbles onto the floor, which Mr. Sullivan accidentally slips and falls on. When he attempts to get back up, Chucky violently whacks him in the skull with a golf club, before throwing several darts into his spine, paralyzing him. Chucky then, leaps onto his backside and strangles him with the wire of a yo yo. Once Mr. Sullivan is finished off, Chucky uses Sullivan's computer to look up the records on Andy Barclay whom he discovers after failing to cope in a series of foster homes, has been remanded to Kent Military Academy as a last resort.At the Academy, Barclay, now sixteen, is subsequently interviewed by the school's commandant, Colonel Cochran. Cochran begrudingly enrolls Barclay into the system under the pretense he will "be a man and forget his killer doll fantasies." After military formation, Ronald Tyler, an eight year old juvenile cadet, visits mailing officer Sargeant Clark, inquiring about notifications from his father, an air force pilot, stationed in Japan. Sgt. Clark replies no, but attempts to cheer the disappointed boy up by requesting of him to deliver a package addressed to Barclay. Tyler accepts the errand and heads off. En route to his destination, Tyler accidentally drops the object down a stairwell causing some of the brown packaging to tear off, revealing that the package contains a Good Guy doll. Tyler clandestinely takes the package outside and into the adjoining Armory Department where he rapidly opens it up to admire the contents. Chucky angrily bursts out of the box and reprimands Tyler for commiting a federal offense, feeling the boy has thwarted his plans in possessing Barclay's soul, when he stops himself in mid-sentence and realizes that now his soul inhabits a new body, and he hasn't revealed his identity to anyone, Tyler would make the perfect candidate. Chucky befriends the boy and introduces his malevolent plot through a game called Hide the Soul which Tyler unknowingly agrees to play. Chucky's ritual is interrupted when Colonel Cochran and a fellow Major enter the department taking inventory for the upcoming, annual War Games. Disapproving of Tyler's girlish doll playing, Cochran confiscates the doll and takes it outside onto the field. Barclay and several other cadets are practicing proper rifle technique when suddenly Barclay notices Cochran and Chucky realizing the doll has returned for him once again. Barclay's beliefs are confirmed when he hears the cries of the garbage truck driver being crushed underneath the trash compactor in Chucky's crude effort to escape.Later that evening, Chucky confronts Barclay in his room where he informs him of his newest scheme to steal the soul of Tyler while planning to kill Barclay to prevent intervention. Barclay refuses to let Chucky anywhere near Tyler and ambushes the doll, bashing it's head onto the floor. Unexpectedly, Cadet Lieutenant Brett C. Shelton, a lieutenant colonel, walks into the room and confiscates Chucky. When Shelton is asleep, Barclay sneaks into his room intending to retrieve the doll. After being spooked by Chucky, who makes a quick getaway, Barclay inadvertently wakes up Shelton who rams Andy up against a wall, before realizing Chucky is missing. In order to weed out the supposed thief who Shelton believes stole the doll, Shelton forces the cadets to participate in an exercise outside in the courtyard until someone confesses to the theft. Barclay attempts to sneak out of the routine when he is apprehended by Shelton who forces him back into the activity. Meanwhile, Chucky stalks the halls of the juveniles' corridor before discovering a note Tyler left for him, misinterpreting their little rendezvous for playing a game of hide and seek. Chucky locates Tyler in Colonel Cochran's office where they proceed with their game of Hide the Soul. When they are faced with, yet another interruption this time by cadets Kristen DeSilva and Ivers. The three flee after hearing the sound of Cochran walking down the hallway. Cochran enters his office where he throws Chucky into a wastebasket. He turns around for a brief moment and discovers Chucky, who has escaped the wastebasket, brandishing a knife. The sight of the doll, triggers Colonel Cochran to go into fatal cardiac arrest.The following morning, while the cadets are recieving instruction from Sgt. Clark pertaining to the War Games. The Academy's sinister barber Sgt. Botnick finishes giving a haircut to cadet Harold Aubrey Whitehearst, Barclay's roommate. After Whitehearst leaves, Botnick finds Chucky in a cabinet and decides to give the doll a haircut. Chucky defensively slashes the man's throat with a shaving knife witnessed by Whitehearst who had returned to retrieve his jacket. After being frightened away by Chucky, Whitehearst returns to his rightful place in line where Barclay realizes he saw Chucky though Whithearst won't admit to anything. Meanwhile, Chucky enters the Armory Department where he replaces the paint bullets from the Red Team's rifles with live rounds. After instruction is finished, both teams head out in different directions with Tyler on the Red Team and DeSilva, Barclay, and Whitehearst on the Blue Team.Later that night, Barclay swipes Shelton's reconaissance map and offers for Whitehearst to tag along with him to rescue Tyler. While, Whitehearst refuses to get involved, he does agree to cover for Barclay, in case anyone questions his whereabouts. Minutes after Barclay leaves, Shelton discovers the map is missing, and after Whitehearst fails to lie to him, comes to the conclusion Barclay is betraying his team in hopes of gaining glory for exposing the Reds first. Shelton immediately orders his team to set out in hopes of stopping Barclay.Meanwhile, Barclay is discerned to find Chucky has already located Tyler and taken him. Before he can set out to search for them, Barclay is cornered by Shelton and the Blue Team. Meanwhile, Chucky and Tyler end up in a secluded section of the woods where Chucky threatens Tyler with a Bowie knife. Tyler acting in self-defense sticks Chucky in the shoulder with a pocketknife before running into Barclay and the Blue Team. Chucky radios Barclay where he informs him that he is holding DeSilva hostage and will bomb her with a grenade if Tyler isn't delivered to him effective immediately. As the Blue Team sets out, Chucky poses as a fellow Red Team cadet announcing that there is a Blue Team sighting at his location.When the Blue Team arrives, the exchange between Tyler and DeSilva is successful when the Red Team descend upon the area and begin firing randomly. Shelton is shot and killed amidst the crossfire when the Red Team cease fire realizing they are using live ammunition. Major Ellis, Shelton's lieutenant, blames Barclay of the ensuing chaos and initiates a fight with him. Tyler uses the diversion to escape down hillside to a nearby carnival. Before pursuing him, Chucky throws the grenade at the quarreling cadets. This is only witnessed by Whitehearst who bravely leaps onto the grenade, sacrificing himself to save the others. When the cadets take a moment to realize what has just occurred, Barclay and DeSilva race off after Chucky and Tyler.When they arrive at the carnival, Barclay and DeSilva discover the cadaver of a dead security officer, killed by Chucky, which DeSilva puts to good use by nabbing his spare gun. She instigates a shootout with Chucky where Chucky is successful in shooting her in the leg. Leaving Barclay to take the gun and move on. Chucky manages to invoke the voodoo ritual onto an unconscious Tyler where they sit upon a foam, skull mountain inside of a horror themed amusement ride. Barclay climbs the mountain while shooting at Chucky. He shoots Chucky's arm off and subdues him for a brief moment while Barclay tends to Tyler. He ends up accidentally dropping Tyler down the side of the mountain, holding onto him by his hand. Chucky leaps onto Barclay from behind when Tyler hands Barclay his pocketknife which Barclay uses to slice Chucky's hand off. Chucky loses grip onto Barclay where he falls into a large fan which mutilitates him into pieces. Police and ambulances emerge onto the scene with DeSilva being loaded into an ambulance and transported to a nearby hospital. While Barclay is taken off by the police for questioning.

Review: Chucky's plan changes when he meets a younger boy named Tyler he tried taking over his soul, but Andy will do whatever it takes to stop Chucky before he transfers his soul into the innocent Tyler.After hearing about Child's Play 3 long time ago I thought that they were going to re-cast Alex Vincent in this one when he became a teenager because Alex Vincent always shined in the originals.
The film was another Horror hit classic and Brad Dourif did great again playing the voice of Chucky.The film had different plot points and all new cast.
Set eights years after Child's Play 2, this sequel sees Andy Barclay attending Military School and getting bullied by the drill sergeant ("poor man's Christian Slater" Travis Fine, who never really became as popular as he should have been).
But when clearing away Chucky's grisly remains, some of his blood spills into a vat of molten plastic and he is born once more in a new body.After a good old strangulation to get the circulation going he locates Andy at his military school and somehow figures out a way to mail himself there.
he goes for the little boy i guess because he realizes that it's going to be really hard to get to an older Andy,, one of the funnier lines in this movie is when Chucky says he wants to be a "bro" i just thought that it was hilarious at the time,, Andrew Robinson from the original Dirty Harry plays the barber in the movie who gives all of the recruits their new haircuts,, wow he looks different,, anyways there are war games going on in the compound, and Chucky switches the paintball rounds for live ammo,, leading up to an interesting conclusion to this movie,, also look for Andy's friend De Silva a pretty young girl who andy falls for in this ,movie,, overall not a bad entry,, but not as good as the second one..
I never thought I would hate a 'Child's Play" movie as much as I do this one, but I guess it came out just a little too soon after the second sequel.
CEO Mr Sullivan (Peter Haskell) decides to get rid of the memory of Andy Barclay and his killer Good Guy Doll story to bring back the Good Guy doll on the market for the 90s at his company, thus it's reopened and he receives a Good Guy doll that is actually Chucky brought back to life as now the little terror discovers that Andy is at a military school.
Andy must hunt down the little killer from taking over the boy's body.A weak sequel to the first 2 movies and considered inferior to the second movie but very enjoyable and the last truly good Chucky movie worth a damn.
Jack Bender who did TV movies made a theatrical release here and his direction is fairly OK at best and Mancini's writing is OK but has some good lines like when Chucky says "Don't F with the chuck" or "Presto Your Dead" when he murders the barber.
That's awful what happened but you can't blame the movies for those insane psychopaths who committed such horrible murders, like Scream says "Movies don't make psychos".The puppetry/animatronics by Kevin Yagher feels a step down from the previous film and is OK at best yet the gore effects are quite good especially when Chucky gets half his face sliced off to look like Pizza with no cheese to the death of the barber.
It's the 2nd of October 2017, and tonight's feature is the third installment of The Child's Play series, where Chucky (voiced by the one and only legendary Brad Dourif) is brought back to life after eight long years.
Chucky finds out that Andy Barclay (played by Justin Whalin) is now a 16-year-old and has been sent to a military school.
hmm to me it was a great end of the trilogy and these three Child's Play movies are the only the real Chucky films in my opinion.
Maniac Cop 3 was worse than Child's Play 3 in my opinion!Justin Whalin did great job as Andy Barclay he was good in this.
The plot continues in which part 2 ended and evolves about Chucky's revenge on Andy who comes back to finish what he started in Child's Play 2.
This time we see Andy a 16 year old teen in the military school I absolutely love Justin Whalin and I had a fun watching this film.
The film is written by Don Mancini, and directed by Jack Bender, with Brad Dourif returning as the voice of Chucky.9/10 Grade: A Studio: Universal Pictures Starring: Justin Whalin, Perrey Reeves, Jeremy Sylvers, Brad Dourif, Andrew Robinson Director: Jack Bender Producer: Robert Latham Brown Writer: Don Mancini Based on Characters by Don Mancini Rated: R Running Time: 1 Hrs. 30 Mins.
Here we find a teenaged Andy (this time played by Justin Whalin instead of Alex Vincent) arriving at a military academy, with Chucky in close pursuit.
If you're looking for laughs then keep going with the franchise, as the 'Seed' and 'Bride' of Chucky are very funny, whereas if you prefer the darker tone then the first two films should be for you (until the later 'proper' reboot which tries to tale the story back to its horror roots).
It's not a good movie at all but somehow director Jack Bender delivers a better film than Child's Play 1 and 2.
The not-so-innocent movie about a child's doll continues with Andy Barkley (Justin Whalin), now a teenager, enrolling into military school.
Soon, Chucky comes back to life and sneaks into the school to take revenge on Andy and seek a new body.The plot's pacing, script, and music score work fine in this movie, with some suspense, thrills and creepy moments.
Fun Sequel Tries Nothing New. Some Chucky fans hate this film,I can see why,like Halloween 5 this film was rushed,it came out less than a year after the previous one,though I thought it was pretty good.First,the pros,the setting,it provides good character development for the main character Andy,and it is unique.The climax was really cool,and creative.Some characters,like the barber,were entertaining.Chucky,I don't like his animatronics,but he is still funny,and very brutal.The best part,the kills,they are funny,and very creative.The cons,the acting,I felt it was too over the top,and made the movie seem more stupid than funny.The characters,I didn't care about any of them.There were a lot of very noticeable plot holes.I thought the movie suffered from not trying anything new,while the military school setting was different,I felt it should've more than just like the last two movies.An example of this is Friday the 13th,while they stuck to a formula,they each had different elements to spice it up,such as Part 6 having metahumour and no Jason in Part 5.All in all,Child's Play 3 is generic,but fun..
But it's trying despite the fact there's just no energy or motivation to support its attempts at delivering a satisfying follow-up.We begin a handful of years after the climactic and apocalyptic finale of "Child's Play 2", as the Good Guys doll factory is re- opened and Chucky (voiced by Brad Dourif) is inadvertently brought back to life.
Once again seeking to swap his soul into nemesis Andy Barklay (now played by Justin Whalin), Chucky follows him to his new home in a Military Academy.
It doesn't seem like a rehash this time; it changes setting to a soldier cadet school and the resulting shenanigans are at least entertaining here.A good design was made in setting this one 8 years down the line; annoying child actor Alex Vincent is gone, to be replaced by annoying teenager Justin Whalin.
Perrey Reeves makes for a feisty female sidekick while Jeremy Sylvers as the token child actor is far more appealing than his predecessor; it also goes without saying that Brad Dourif, returning as Chucky, puts in another hilarious voice performance.There's more plotting here than before, but it doesn't get in the way of some cheesy murders.
Andy, this time a teenager is in military school and guess whose not far behind our fave doll "Chucky" again going on a murderous rampage military style.This is definitely the weakest entry out off all the Chucky films, released a year after the 2nd one, rushed out and it shows, the storyline is weak and plus it performed poorly at the box office and there are way too many parts in this movie that are unbelievable I didn't buy Chuck not needing Andy any more and finding a newfound target/host.
Andy should've stayed Chuck's main goal cause the Tyler (Sylvers) crap got played out real fast.Setting the film in a military school is a good idea but why didn't they milk it more?Another thing: having an amusement park right next to a military academy is hard to swallow.
The film not a total loss though Chucky is still his usual humorous self and does his best despite the lazy script.Justin Whalin plays Andy this time around He has a baby face that works and he shows the right amount of vulnerability.
Anyhow the third instalment of the murderous good guy doll possessed by the serial killer Charles Lee Ray sees an older teenage Andy Barclay settling in to military school.
The carnival part at the end is definitely memorable, and this should have ended the Child's Play series, seeing as how there is no way in hell anyone could have found all of Chucky's body parts.All in all, this is my second favorite Child's Play film and I just don't see why no one likes this.
Andy finds out about Chucky's diabolical scheme and makes it his mission to stop him, however, as well as Chucky he is going to have to contend with a power-mad Lieutenant named Shelton (Travis Fine).A little different from the previous two instalments, albeit mainly because virtually the entire movie takes place in a Military School, Child's Play 3' is slightly better than the previous instalment but still seems a rather unnecessary sequel.
This is the first of the Child's Play' films to not feature Alex Vincent in the role of Andy as the makers opted for an older Andy in this movie and Justin Whalin portrays the character rather well though one would question whether Andy would not possibly be in an institution rather than a military school, and wouldn't he have some serious mental issues?
There are quite a few plot holes in the story and some very bad scripting in parts but as sequels go Child's Play 3' is about average for a third sequel to an average movie and will probably entertain the Chucky fans at least once.
Tom Holland's direction in the original film was probably what made Child's Play' such a viable franchise and though these future instalments gave the fans what they wanted (more screen time for Chucky, more blood, more victims) they also failed to add any interesting twists.
Like with the previous two movies there were a lot of seemingly pointless or over-suspended scenes which made the movie drag rather than be entertaining.The acting was pretty poor from most of the cast except Justin Whalin, though Travis Fine did a half-decent job of playing the loathsome Lt. Shelton and Perrey Reeves was quite likeable (in a similar way to the character of Kyle in the second) as Andy's romantic interest De Silva.If you are a fan of the previous two films then I'd recommend this for at least one viewing, it is slightly better than the second movie but still not on par with the original.
Child's Play 3 should be re-titled 'Chucky goes to millitary school' it is now set eight years later from the 'Chucky 2' Movie but this time he finds a new kid, Tyler,  to tell his secret 'but my real name is' ........oh, you know the drill !!!!
If you get bored quickly from the movie you probably won't be able to give all of your attention to the film but there is quite a lot of Chucky "action" at the beginning that gets you straight into the entertaining parts.Overall, Child's Play 3 is quite watchable but you'd wanna keep to Child's Play 1 and 2 because they are much better.
This time out, Chucky tracks down his former "owner", Andy (Justin Whalin) at a military school where he, now a teenager, serves as a student cadet.
Here, the Good Guy factory is re-open and the rests of Chucky from the last movie ( Child's Play 2 ) is used to a new line of Good Guy dolls.
For worse, Andy is not Alex Vincent anymore, is Justin Whalin (That explain why in the third movie he not still a boy, like in the two last films ), but, the only thing who save the movie is that Chucky still very funny, and still practice very cool deaths....Oh, and i almost forgot !
If Child's Play, the original movie was set in 1988, then this one would be set in 1998, for it is ten years later and little Andy is now sixteen and since he has failed at foster homes, he is now in military school.
The thing is the ugliest piece of s**t I've ever seen, and most of the time Chucky looks more like a small dinosaur than a doll, due to an insanely silly and stupid looking mouth and face.Avoid this movie - Child's Play as a series is crap to begin with, with the exception of the original and Bride of Chucky, and this is the absolute worst of the batch.
Well what can I say , this is a cool sequel , usually  the sequel is not as good as the original movie, but this one is maybe better , and as funny, as scary, as cool, is a thriller also, Chucky is a cool monster : a doll with a killer soul.
i like the child's play movies and all, but this one should be erased...some get the sequels confused a lot, but most people refer to CP3 as "the one in the military school...that one sucked!" boring and almost agony to watch.
So I thought Child's Play 3 was a very good horror film, an improvement from the second installment..
I truly believe that "Child's Play 3" is the last REALLY great Chucky film in the series as Bride and Seed don't ultimately work for me that much.
Even though, there are a slight few problems with this sequel, I still like it for what it is.This film is supposedly set several years after the first two "Child's Play" films and focuses on Andy Barclay (now being played by Justin Whalin), going to a military school which is full of meat heads and gives the ol' grueling drills.
Andy seems to know everything while the others have no knowledge about what's going happening.I believe "Child's Play 3" is another excellent entry in the killer doll franchise, and it's very underrated for a killer doll film.Starting off with some positives, I like the entire concept where Andy doesn't only have to face his fears of Chucky again, but he also has to deal with the nasty military school peers who bully and give him a hard time during the process.
Chucky is more scary looking in this one.The kills like the 2nd film were also done at an excellent pace.There were a few problems to put out, but there aren't too many as I do like this sequel.1: The actor playing Tyler was awful.
Rated R for Violence,Language and Some Sexual Content Child's Play 3 is the third film in the chucky series of horror films about a killer doll.Out of all the chucky films, I would say this is the worst one but that doesn't mean its bad.If you liked fun horror movies with little plot but a lot of entertainment value then this is the movie for you.While Child's Play 2 had one very funny scene in it, this is the film which I find made the series a horror/comedy.The film is about Andy who is now in the army.Chucky finds him and tells him that he is going to possess another kid.So now Andy must stop him.Its the worst one in the series but its still good..
This movie is a massive improvement of Boring child's Play 2,This time Andy is a teenager who has been enrolled in a military school.Mean while Play Pals Toy Company decides to re-release its Good Guys line, feeling that after all this time, the bad publicity has died down.
In his search for Andy, This time chucky falls into the wrong hands, Ronald Tyler is who stole the package from Andy has he wanted a good guy doll as well, Chucky has new body to transfer his Soul into.Soon Andy meet chucky again and find out what he up to and try to stop him.This movie filled with nice gory deaths scene, the best death scene in whole series and the acting from everyone was great., This is my favourite Child's Play movie and it action packed until the end.Great movie 8/10.
I like the look and feel of both of them although they are both really different from one another.Child's Play 3 takes place at a military school and provides Chucky lots of new ways to kill but it's just not as good as the first two.
Child's Play was a good horror film but the sequel was a boring rehash.
In this movie, 8 years had passed since the last encounter with Chucky, so Andy had grown and looked and acted nothing like the little kid that he once was.
Child's Play 3 (1991) ** 1/2 (out of 4) Second sequel takes place eight years after the previous film and the Good Guys Company is about to open their doors again.
This is a rather mediocre second sequel to Child's Play where Justin Whalin plays Andy Barclay who has now enrolled at a military school.