Pizza 3: The Mummy

Nice movie to watch. Excellent screenplay .

Wonderful flim experience.. worth to watch in theatre. All actor are working fine for that role . Especially Hero character acted very smartly . Music all good .. perfect timings fits very well.. Bgm are really worth. Best line up with pizza platform. Waiting for pizza 4 . Pizza 3 is the movie based on ghost thriller. Characters are very unique . Plot wise very suspense and thrilling experience. Must watch and friends and family. Great work from producer to making this Film salute to thirukumaran enterprise Producer CV kumar Super sir. All techinication who worked for this movie are great work from them.. congrats entire team..

Well sadly, I will start with the bad, because the bad is mostly present here: there are very few redeeming aspects to it, as Pizza 3 borrows heavily elements from the Asian cinema, and by Asian cinema I mean Chinese, Korean, Japanese and so on.

The movie is structured in 3 different stories, that overall work as an anthology that bind together at the very end, but the problem is we as viewers didn't require this much time with any of them. A movie this long feels boring and forced instead of offering some proper tension, jump scares or mystery.

There is some mystery to it and a lot of wannabe jump scares that are so overused and so copy cat from the Asian cinema that it feels like I'm in the year 2000 again.

As an Indian production it does have those long, close up shots, action scenes that are way too overly dramatic for no reason and a lot of moments where you need to shut your brain off because there is no reason to what's happening. But, no singing whatsoever so that's a plus.

All in all, Pizza 3 is definitely not something to recommend as it is way too long, reuses plots from the past, fails in being scary, still hangs on to that Indian cinematic style that doesn't work here and is too silly at times.

Cheers!

The first 10 minutes, I really thought what a wonderful plot and so much potential the director has. The interview scene was well crafted .The Ouija app was a new and beautiful idea. But, how did the director use it? He completely wasted that idea. A Korean director would have capitalised with such wonderful idea in hand. You showed that the first ghost connected with the app, and then what happened, no information about it. It was never brought up anywhere later in the movie. There were many jump care screens which were brilliantly made. The kitchen scare scenes were really good... You were able to do that without much make up or CGI.

It's obvious this is a low budget movie. You've to spend time on a tight screenplay if you want to make a masterpiece with a limited budget. And, he was there at one moment, but suddenly he drops the ball.

If the ghosts are so powerful and can kill by itself, why did it involve the hero in the killing in first place? Was the motive of this even explained? And why was it not able to use the same powers to do the last kill? Just the director ran out of ideas is it?

Screenplay was terrible with such cliche portrayal of mother and daughter scenes. The actor who played the mother was overdoing it terribly making the whole scenario less sympathetic. You don't need to overact to convince the audience. Ashok Selvan was the only saving Grace. Some scenes did manage to give the scares especially the haunting scenes in the kitchen but the story line was so predictable. Just a junk of scenes just stitched togather. The mummy relic had no significance to the story. The brother who played the cop looked and sounded so forced. Overall, waste of time and effort. Pls don't watch.

The main strength of the first flick of "PIZZA" is it's tricky screenplay which swindled the minds of viewers and a benchmark for the rise of new age directors who created history of not practiced the art of asst directors... The only thing that was carry forwarded is it's technical brilliance in terms of lighting and bgm...otherwise it's been 5agged as a horror flick for the last two outings... On the whole it's a same old wine presented in same old bottle with nothing new to offer for the audience... Overall a usual horror flick that copies the Hollywood saga to gets its audience attract to the theatres which is misfired.