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SCREAM 3 (2000) FULL LENGTH MOVIE REACTION - WATCH ALONG

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Andrew Mccurdy

Literally this is the post I’ve been waiting for. I love watching yall react to scream!

Robert Robillard

Hi Ari & Denise 👋 Hope You Both are Doing well. The Next Movie 🎬 in this Series - Looking towards this Viewing with You, Both .. MY., Friends 🧡 All the Best to You., Both & I, Look forward to the Next Reaction (whatever that may be..) Cheers 🍻 HUGs 🫂 • I, Hope You don't Mind Me, calling You, Both MY., Friends. •• MY., Opinion ONLY - But the SCREAM Series, should've ended after SCREAM 2., the 1st gave US, the Plot, the 2nd., gave US, the continuation of the Story, adding the Revenge Plot, for what Happened at the end of the 1st .. By the end of SCREAM 2., the Story was Brought to an End - there was NO Need to continue, after that. But Directors see $$$ into a possible Franchise - so WE get Sequels such as this that we're Uneven & just made for the purpose of making a Killing, a Slasher film. There are 6, Films in this SCREAM Franchise

imperial

I love the twist reveal that Roman is Sidney's brother. And the fact that he's the one who convinced Billy to become a killer. He started it ALL. It brings the entire trilogy full circle and gives closure to Sidney's story. I love how each movie kept the killer's motivation very personal and connected to Sid and her mother. It feels like a complete story with a beginning/middle/end.

nuna

how is that we only see the first few minutes of yall watching then just blurry the whole time i can’t hear yal listening to the movie either

Donna Castellano

It's a watch along format. Most reactors do this to avoid copyright issues. And they do know some others on Patreon will upload the whole movie. They choose not to take that risk with their channel/Patreon account.

DM DC

I enjoy this film. I think many of your comments on it were very fair. I myself though wasn't that put off by Roman having sort a guided Billy and Stu. To me it made sense, as I would have to wonder how did Billy find out about his Dad and Sydney's Mother? They never delved into that, it was just stated he did know. As for Sydney's mom, the backstory here in this one, I could see it. I do think it would have been more impactful if like you said they had dropped that seed in the first two films. However I do think that is also very very difficult cause two films that's a long time for something to slip and someone figures it out either in the first film or the second before you have a chance to have the big reveal in the 3rd one. So while I do think it would have been cool I can't say I'm too bummed about them not going that route in this one. I still enjoy this movie, and I had a lot of fun for this reaction. I am very much looking forward to your reactions for 4, 5, and 6! 6 is probably my favorite of them besides 1 and 2. I won't give my ranking of them just yet, though I'll save that for 6. Take care. I do hope you'll also explore the Nightmare on Elm Street series some day, as I would really like to see your reaction to New Nightmare. I have this thought that relates to this film but can't say anything on it until you've taken that journey too. :)

Joshua Markham

My least favorite of the Scream films, but honestly, still not bad. It gets a poor rap but I like it more with each re-watch. I still think the futuristic voice modulator that can mimic ANYONE'S speech is too ridiculous but they still give Sidney a great arc and the trilogy commentary is on point (plus the casting couch stuff). I agree with you guys about the supporting characters though, didn't care about any of them and the Roman stuff is far-fetched. Also, a lot of the meta elements in this movie were even more self-referential than you'd think. That line about constant rewrites in Stab 3 was also true about Scream 3 itself. A lot of the film was reworked after the Columbine shooting (reduced violence, etc).

Donna Castellano

Can't wait for y'alls reaction to the next one. It's my second favorite after the original film.

TheMediaKnights

We're so excited to share our reaction to Scream 4!! Thank you for your support, we're so grateful to have you with us!

TheMediaKnights

Completely agree - it's definitely not one of our favorites, but when you just take it at face value it's still a decent slasher flick! The demand for the rewrites is completely understandable after such a tragedy, it just sucks when it's a movie like this and it does end up taking a little away from the story itself.

TheMediaKnights

That is totally fair, we're so glad that Roman reveal didn't put you off! That's what movies are there for, at the end of the day - to be enjoyed and entertained by! You also have a point that, over time, those seeds could have been figured out... We're so excited to share our reaction to Scream 4, and we're pumped to get into the rest! We're absolutely game to check out Nightmare on Elm Street in general, so thank you for that recommendation, adding it to our list! Thanks also for the support and taking the time to write out your thoughts, we appreciate you!

Melissa Creel

Hey, I just daw where you guys are gonna be on Diary of a Reel Reject with Greg. That's great. I watch their channel as well. This is gonna be great. Can't wait..

BlueJean452

Can’t wait for your reaction to the next one. Scream 4 is my favorite in the series 😁

Taylor Wright

Honestly I have a HUGE problem with the "she was a bad person" line, especially since it was left in the edit for youtube. She was a rape victim who got pregnant from her assault and still had the kid. So what if she gave if up, literally NO ONE should blame her for that. She went home and buried it, started a new life and basically buried that entire chapter in her life. Yes. She slept around later, promiscuity and self destructive behaviors are extremely common symptoms of victims, especially if they are suppressing/not dealing with their trauma. None of that makes her "a bad person". I get why you nay have immediately jumped to that reaction (though the rape had been clearly spelled out before Roman gave his monolog) but the fact you left it in the YT edit really sucks. Its literal victim villianzing.

Helion

Honestly, I don't remember anything from 4, but I did watch 5 and 6 recently, and they're great. Excited to go through all three of them again with you gus.

Stephanie

I don't blame her for sleeping around because of what she's been through. It doesn't make her a bad person. What does make her kinda a bad person is the fact that she slammed the door in the face of her child. Yes, she wanted to leave that part of her life behind, but what happened to her wasn't Roman's fault. She could have handled that situation better. She could have sat down with him and talk about it. Maybe tell him that she gotta come clean with her family first before they can have a relationship. Or if she doesn't want him in her life at all she could also tell him that in an appropriate way. To tell him that the person who gave birth to him is dead and then just shutting the door was not okay. I can understand why he is mad at her. Of course that doesn't justify the murders he committed.

Taylor Wright

This is coming from soneone who is a survivor and has worked with survivors, the brain can be absolutely relentless when it comes to protecting itself. Its not unusual for a sutvivor to basically supress trauma to the point its like it locked behind a wall. If something threatens that wall, they can lash out. But more significantly, the ONLY version of that interaction we have to go on is the literal deranged serial killer's. She could have simply said no, I am not interested in having a relationship with you. I have a family and put that behind me. Thats her choice. But Ari specifically called her "a really bad person" for not welcoming him basically. Thats so not okay. Yes, I know its a movie, but this crap happens in real life. And like I mentioned, the fact they actively CHOSE to keep that line in the edited YT video is what REALLY bothers me.

TheMediaKnights

Hi Taylor, thank you first of all for taking the time to express your thoughts and giving us that feedback. First of all, please know that we both are truly sorry for the traumatic events you've been put through, and though we don't know what it's worth, we want to state that, the fact that you chose to work with survivors is an incredibly kind and strong act. Having said that, I'd like to take the time to clarify a few things if that's alright with you. The issue you take with us keeping the line of calling Sydney's mom a bad person is completely understandable and valid. Please remember that when we watch these movies, our reactions are instantaneous and do not encapsulate all our thoughts in the moment. That's what keeps our reactions genuine, and once we have had a few moments to process, we have an at length discussion at the end. Having said that, it's also really important to clarify what lies behind the 'bad person' comment. You revealed that you're a survivor - both Ari and I have had personal experiences with an absentee parent. That, naturally, will also effect how we view a situation like this. Our experiences are a big part of what form our points of view and this is part of ours. Whilst it is understandable to take issue with the comment itself, whittling the sole reason of making that statement down to 'only' her abandoning her child is not quite accurate, because it doesn't take into context everything else we've said about Sydney's mother, and her past. We can't forget that Sydney's mother cheated on Sydney's father. That's something both Ari and I have a big problem with. This of course doesn't negate the fact that it is a deeply complicated situation, because as both of you so correctly put it, trauma from sexual abuse is incredibly complex and may present itself in many different ways, even many years after the fact, especially if it goes unprocessed. Sydney's mother is 100% a victim - we know what happened at Milton's party, we see how that has effected her. It's like you said, there is a high chance here that her sexual abuse has resulted in her seeking control over her own body through promiscuity and that is not an uncommon trauma response. And you're absolutely right, a woman who's fallen pregnant from her abuser is under NO obligation to carry the child to term, and it's completely understandable she wants nothing to do with the child as it'd most likely be a trigger of her own traumatic history. This is where I come in with the 'however' - once the product of her own sexual abuse shows up on her door step, it's again completely justified that she experiences a multitude of traumatic responses to seeing him. But, it would have been the right thing to do, for her to explain to him what happened. He is still her child, and want it or not, for better or for worse, it's natural for him to want and and deserve an explanation, especially considering how long he's gone without knowing his biological mother. How Maureen reacted afterwards is what affects our view point - trauma or not, we are all responsible for our own actions, and we are all responsible to try and do our best to work on our trauma. As someone who's experienced too many traumatic instances than I'd like to count, I (Denise) went through some unstable moments in my life, and came to a point where I realized that others are not obligated to understand my trauma, and forgive my actions that are caused because of it. Our actions, regardless of intention, have consequences - survivors can still hurt people and/or become abusers, even as victims of abuse. That's how abuse is perpetuated - Maureen not being willing to address what has happened to her, inadvertently caused severe emotional harm on her husband, and inadvertently also to Sydney. Trauma is much like a hurricane - yes it's a natural phenomenon, but it can still hurt everyone in your path. We are all responsible for doing better, however we can. Maureen's desire to forget about her past is also completely understandable, and it's heart shattering knowing how many years later, she's still haunted by what's happened. Sexual trauma is not something you just get over - but at what point do you take accountability for how you've let your own trauma effect those around you negatively? Yes, calling her a 'bad person' is a simplified statement, - everyone has a light and a dark side but we still stand behind our statement that she's not that great of a person. And to be abundantly clear, it's not the promiscuity that's the issue at all - it's the cheating, the lying and how she's treated Roman when he came to find her. So yes, you're right - self destructive behavior is extremely common, but it's also rarely isolated to oneself in the damage it causes - it' really important to realize that whilst her abuse gives an explanation, it is not an apology for treating other people badly. The same goes for Roman - what happened to him, growing up without knowing your parent, is a deeply traumatic event. Does that justify him killing all those people though? Of course not! He should have dragged his self to a therapist's office and gotten the help he needed, and his reaction to Maureen not wanting to be in his life, is HIS responsibility, and his alone. Hopefully this gave a bit of an insight into how we feel about all of this.

Taylor Wright

Thank you so much for your response. I know my original reaction was significantly more...heightened than warranted, I think both because the comment caught me off guard, so my reaction was reflexive, but also because I've heard much more targeted variations of the phrase many times, and that's immediately where my mind went to, that reactive space, which is ironically the same reflexive response that likely triggered ARI'S comment. I really love your analogy about trauma being a hurricane, that is really perfect. I think the cheating is a really great point as well, because the specific survivors I am familiar with who had the similar response, none were actively in relationships, which does definitely change the dynamics of that aspect. As far as parental abandonment I guess I always saw myself as lucky because I never really got to know my absent parent, as odd as that sounds. I've always seen it as "better completely out of my life than occasionally in it and bringing more trauma". I think, regarding the movie, they left Roman's backstory TOO vague, so we are left to make assumptions on what his childhood/adopted ect life was like, so we automatically make assumptions usually based in our own experiences, which in cases like this is NOT good story telling because they can be so vastly different. So some could assume he was severely abused and messed up emotionally due to trauma while others assume he was a case of nature over nurture where is creep bio dads genes won out. That's the problem with using themes as heavy and complicated as this and throwing them in as "shock twist" they need more room to breath. But again, thank you for your response, I'm sorry if I originally came off too strong, it was an in the moment reaction, and I appreciate the feedback too💜

TheMediaKnights

Hello Robert! Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts! It means a lot to us. We understand where you're coming from. This third one didn't hit the bullseye in our opinion but it was still a great time. Have to say though after watching SCRE4M there is still room for these movies to give us a cool twist and expand/develop these characters a bit further. So in our opinion the fact that they came back with something stronger after this one was very much needed. Can't speak on 5 and 6 yet though! I guess we will see haha.

Robert Robillard

Couldn't Agree more, with what You Both have said. Any Chance of Uploading SCRE4M Reaction here on PATREON❓️