Zombies 3

This is the type of film that works well if it's actually full of laughs. The bad writing makes this bland and boring. The plot in these B movies is irrelevant...if it's really funny.

I really enjoyed with my daughters zombies 1 & 2, songs, choreography and even plot was great, and they had great expectation for this #3, to the point of watching in on the opening day on Disney+.

But... Everything that made 1 & 2 good disappeared here, all the song are bad, all the costumes are so cheap, there is no choreography significant as it was with BAM or We own the night or Flesh & Bones or... the point is that they are not even close to the first two, if it were not the same actors i would have said that this is a bad copy as those remakes that use to be made in turkey or India back in the 80s (no disrespect, but those copies were bad & cheap... just like this zombies 3 is).

And it is not just my opinion, my two daughters (aged 10 & 12) has the same feeling about this movie. So disappointing. Stay away if you want to remember zombies like a good series of films.

The first two seasons were great, but the third one was like they just produced it as a name not an actual zombies work. It seems that they haven't put so much efforts on it because it carries a new idea that may not be accepted by some parents for their children. However, some moments were enjoyable, but the movie is overall boring even for children, and was not really needed. Even the dances and songs were like they hadn't gotten enough training. Wish to see some worthy Disney's works in the future.

I wasn't much of a fan of the songs this time around, one or two were okay but the rest were nothing memorable. The effects are great and improved, most likely because it was released on Disney+ with a bigger budget. I loved the inclusion of a non-binary character even if they didn't really explore the topic. I also enjoyed seeing the new cast and their humerous portrayal of alien life. It was satisfying to see Addison finally get an explanation to why she has always felt like she didn't "belong".

Werewolves, humans, and zombies live peacefully in the town of Seabrook. Zed (Milo Manheim) is desperate to get a football scholarship into Mountain College and join Addison (Meg Donnelly). It would be a breakthrough for zombie kind and suddenly, aliens arrive.

In the previous movie, I asked if they're bringing in vampires. Don't worry. It's aliens. It's ridiculous but that's this franchise. It's go big or go home. It's a lot of nonsense surrounding a central core message of inclusive togetherness. I basically checked out with the arrival of the aliens. Playing it again, I do like the aliens and their fish-out-of-water humor. This franchise is probably not going any further than this. If it does, I'm putting down a bet on vampires, vegetarian vampires.