PITCH PERFECT III | 12.22.17 | Universal | trailer 1 on page 8

[Captain Craig]

It does look like quite a step down from the others. I fully enjoy both films and it's sad if this ends on a lackluster entry.

 

It just shows how hard it is to maintain and build a franchise film series in Hollywood. 

[WrathOfHan]

41 minutes ago, JonathanLB said:

It does look awful but honestly the first movie was one of the worst movies I’ve ever seen. As a guy it just makes me cringe. Then again my GF hates it too, but her mom loves it and has seen it about 15 times no joke. Her best two guy friends are a gay couple and they also love it and have seen it 5-10 times I think. 

 

It clearly has an audience but my god the entire movie for me is the strongest sort of second hand embarrassment like I just feel awkward watching it. It’s SO bad. I can’t believe there’s a third dose of misery. Ugh.

Don't start this shit again about how it's a "gay movie"  

[WrathOfHan]

I will admit that this movie does have a "Who cares?" vibe to it. Given my, uh, history with one of the actresses in the movie, I should be a lot more excited for it! Jumanji, All the Money in the World, The Greatest Showman, and even Downsizing are all eliciting more interest from me.

[Eric Atreides]

https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/pitch_perfect_3

 

46% on RT so far, with 13 reviews added.

[That One Girl]

more like pitch imperfect

[Taylor]

I'm expecting it to end up in the 40-50% territory.

 

Reading the blurbs, most seem to agree they just said "fuck it" to a plot and just went full-on self-satire, which the fans will probably be into.

[Barnack]

2 hours ago, That One Guy said:

more like pitch imperfect

[Gamora]

Just saw it and it was ehhh. Watchable with some decent moments, but the songs weren't as good as the first and second films. None of the PP movies are particularly great, but I like the second one the most between the music choices and the storyline, as I enjoyed their rivalry with Das Sound Machine. It also definitely felt shorter than the others too.

 

But holy shit at a certain actor's attempt at an Australian accent. It was hilariously all over the place so at least that was semi-entertaining, if slightly ear-bleed inducing.

[WrathOfHan]

5 hours ago, Gamora said:

Just saw it and it was ehhh. Watchable with some decent moments, but the songs weren't as good as the first and second films. None of the PP movies are particularly great, but I like the second one the most between the music choices and the storyline, as I enjoyed their rivalry with Das Sound Machine. It also definitely felt shorter than the others too.

 

But holy shit at a certain actor's attempt at an Australian accent. It was hilariously all over the place so at least that was semi-entertaining, if slightly ear-bleed inducing.

But how was the DJ Khaled subplot?  

[Gamora]

7 hours ago, WrathOfHan said:

But how was the DJ Khaled subplot?  

I don't really know who he is tbh, and he was a bit weird in it. Dunno if that's his schtick or not, but he's not in it that much.

[WrathOfHan]

2 minutes ago, Gamora said:

I don't really know who he is tbh, and he was a bit weird in it. Dunno if that's his schtick or not, but he's not in it that much.

DJ Khaled  is a magical, mythical being. 

Edited December 22, 2017 by WrathOfHan

[SLAM!]

So I just got out of this film after seeing it with my family. As the optimist that I am, I really did fins some things to appreciate. The film is made to be very fun throughout. The film takes the visual comedy aspect (a la Hot Fuzz and Mean Girls) that many modern comedies have lost their touch with, and it makes the film lovely, with creative scene transitions that are reminiscent of the sequence in Hot Fuzz where the main character travels from the city to the town.

 

The film does have bad qualities, such as some wonky editing and quite a few unnecessary close-ups. And the ending is too abrupt for a trilogy-ending film.

 

But the people involved certainly have talent. I'm excited to see what Trish Sie, the director, can do with a better script. And as a film that caps off a trilogy, I'm grateful for this film. It undeniably has issues, but no one will say It's the absolute worst of the year.

 

But one thing's for sure. The first one is better than either of the sequels.

[CJohn]

Let it be known that Han failed his Queen by not going to see this in theaters, and therefore, Hailee is now my Queen until Han can fix his mistake.

[WrathOfHan]

Just now, CJohn said:

Let it be known that Han failed his Queen by not going to see this in theaters, and therefore, Hailee is now my Queen until Han can fix his mistake.

Bitch who the fuck said I wasn't seeing this in theaters  

[That One Girl]

Just now, CJohn said:

Let it be known that Han failed his Queen by not going to see this in theaters, and therefore, Hailee is now my Queen until Han can fix his mistake.

 

If he had any respect for Hailee, he would’ve seen this at Thursday night previews.  Yikes.

[Captain Craig]

So even if this has been a critical RT train wreck it doesn't look like it's going to be a financial one.

 

Pitch Perfect 4 doesn't seem out of the question.