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The nerds have taken the college, but some jocks are not going to allow this anymore.The nerds have taken the college, but some jocks are not going to allow this anymore.The nerds have taken the college, but some jocks are not going to allow this anymore.
James Cromwell
- Mr. Skolnick
- (as Jamie Cromwell)
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I recently bought the "atomic wedgie" edition of the Revenge of the Nerds. It has all the four movies, so I watched Revenge of the Nerds III: The Next Generation this afternoon and once again after looking at the IMDb rating, I was a bit scared on what to expect, but so far, I'm really liking these movies. Yeah, they're a bit ridicules, not to mention that I think Revenge of the Nerds III: The Next Generation took a different direction than the original Nerd film, but it's all good. I thought it was actually a fun story and a new introduction of all nerds uniting together and showing who really takes care of the jocks in the world.
Lewis has now turned himself into a huge stud and is living with his wife, Betty. His nephew and his nephew's friend have gone to the same college and have joined the Lamb's, but we have a new dean in town, Stan is back! He and an alumni of the school are joining together to ban all nerds from the town. The nerds call on Lewis to get back to his nerd roots and help them take over the town, hopefully Lewis can get past this silly smooth operator appearance, because it's not working for him or the nerds that need him most.
Revenge of the Nerds III: The Next Generation is nothing special, but it still has a few laughs. I really didn't think it was bad, at least not as bad as the rating would on IMDb led me on. Revenge of the Nerds III: The Next Generation is just a fun movie that I think people need to be open too, it's a different direction in the story but it works over all. So just give it a shot, I think you'll actually enjoy this story, after all, everyone's gotta love the nerds.
5/10
Lewis has now turned himself into a huge stud and is living with his wife, Betty. His nephew and his nephew's friend have gone to the same college and have joined the Lamb's, but we have a new dean in town, Stan is back! He and an alumni of the school are joining together to ban all nerds from the town. The nerds call on Lewis to get back to his nerd roots and help them take over the town, hopefully Lewis can get past this silly smooth operator appearance, because it's not working for him or the nerds that need him most.
Revenge of the Nerds III: The Next Generation is nothing special, but it still has a few laughs. I really didn't think it was bad, at least not as bad as the rating would on IMDb led me on. Revenge of the Nerds III: The Next Generation is just a fun movie that I think people need to be open too, it's a different direction in the story but it works over all. So just give it a shot, I think you'll actually enjoy this story, after all, everyone's gotta love the nerds.
5/10
The stage curtains open ...
"We're nerds! We're wet! We're very, very upset!"
I'm upset too. With the outcome of this made-for-tv flop. Ugh. The film is set 10 years after the events of the first film. So, we get the Next Generation of nerds, as the title suggests. I LOVED the 1st movie ... a classic. I enjoyed the 2nd movie, an "okay" sequel. I haven't yet seen parts III or IV yet. Tonight, I finally watched this one for the first time and boy was it a stinker. Even by television standards, this one was pretty lame.
Lewis's nephew, Harold, and his best friend Ira, are college bound to Adams where they have high hopes to rise above their High School problems. They have every confidence that they will be treated with respect, even though they are nerds, because that is where Lewis and his generation of nerds fought for their freedoms. Lewis is an employee of Adams now and is married to Betty - though he has done his best to shed his nerdy image, apparently embarrassed of his past. Returning to the scene as well is Stan Gable, who is made to be the new Dean of Adams in an effort to wreak havoc on the latest batch of nerds attending the college. When things get tough, both Lewis and Stan face consequences that could have real life changing effects.
First, the positives. It was cool seeing how Lewis turned out, and that he and Betty wound up together and happily married. Booger makes a triumphant return, now as a lawyer, in an attempt to clear the Tri-Lambs of bogus charges and score with an Omega Mu. I did crack a smile once or twice, so it wasn't all bad. But, wow was this movie flat. Parts of it just kind of felt weird. The acting was more stilted than ever, the comedy was forced and in most cases, just plain silly, and the mushy cheeseball ending about made me puke. They even brought in a look-a-like to play the small appearance by Gilbert at the end as Anthony Edwards would not play the part. (Smart move).
For the person who needs to have the complete collection, this movie might appeal to you. For the average comedy film-goer, you will probably be disappointed. It doesn't really gel, and the script and dialogue are uninspired, and in some cases, predictable. I have it now to complete my collection, and I'll be watching the fourth movie tomorrow. Well, I can say I've seen Part III now ... but that's about all I can say.
"We're nerds! We're wet! We're very, very upset!"
I'm upset too. With the outcome of this made-for-tv flop. Ugh. The film is set 10 years after the events of the first film. So, we get the Next Generation of nerds, as the title suggests. I LOVED the 1st movie ... a classic. I enjoyed the 2nd movie, an "okay" sequel. I haven't yet seen parts III or IV yet. Tonight, I finally watched this one for the first time and boy was it a stinker. Even by television standards, this one was pretty lame.
Lewis's nephew, Harold, and his best friend Ira, are college bound to Adams where they have high hopes to rise above their High School problems. They have every confidence that they will be treated with respect, even though they are nerds, because that is where Lewis and his generation of nerds fought for their freedoms. Lewis is an employee of Adams now and is married to Betty - though he has done his best to shed his nerdy image, apparently embarrassed of his past. Returning to the scene as well is Stan Gable, who is made to be the new Dean of Adams in an effort to wreak havoc on the latest batch of nerds attending the college. When things get tough, both Lewis and Stan face consequences that could have real life changing effects.
First, the positives. It was cool seeing how Lewis turned out, and that he and Betty wound up together and happily married. Booger makes a triumphant return, now as a lawyer, in an attempt to clear the Tri-Lambs of bogus charges and score with an Omega Mu. I did crack a smile once or twice, so it wasn't all bad. But, wow was this movie flat. Parts of it just kind of felt weird. The acting was more stilted than ever, the comedy was forced and in most cases, just plain silly, and the mushy cheeseball ending about made me puke. They even brought in a look-a-like to play the small appearance by Gilbert at the end as Anthony Edwards would not play the part. (Smart move).
For the person who needs to have the complete collection, this movie might appeal to you. For the average comedy film-goer, you will probably be disappointed. It doesn't really gel, and the script and dialogue are uninspired, and in some cases, predictable. I have it now to complete my collection, and I'll be watching the fourth movie tomorrow. Well, I can say I've seen Part III now ... but that's about all I can say.
Revenge of the Nerds III (1992) was one of several made-for-t.v. movies that premiered on FOX. Even though this one is a slight improvement over the last movie it's still bad. I don't even know why the FOX network bothered showing this movie. Although it has a more interesting story and a return of several characters, the end results are not satisfactory. But if you're a big Revenge of the Nerds fan, you'll be in "nerd" heaven. Others stay away.
A slight improvement over the horrendous part II, Revenge of the Nerds III is a bad movie. I can't recommend something like this. Watch if you must but don't say I didn't warn you!
Not recommended.
A slight improvement over the horrendous part II, Revenge of the Nerds III is a bad movie. I can't recommend something like this. Watch if you must but don't say I didn't warn you!
Not recommended.
One of the funniest movies ever made!!! Those nerds just kill me! I couldn't stop laughing throughout the whole movie. These "Revenge of the Nerds" movies get better with each sequel. This one ranks up there with "Airplane" and "Something About Mary" among the best comedies ever made. I can't wait to rent "Revenge of the Nerds: Part 4". Hopefully it will be as good as this one. My only complaint about this movie was that Gilbert didn't really appear in this movie. He made a cameo appearance at the end but it was a different actor. Which brings to mind, one question. What was Anthony Edwards thinking when he turned down a part in this movie masterpiece? Thankfully, he didn't make the same mistake twice and later chose to do ER.
Overall the movie is not that great. I did however really enjoy the story of Lewis, Betty and Stan. In the 3rd movie we see where the relationship of Lewis and Betty went. We also see how Stan Gabel turned out and how the events of the first movie effected him. However the movie is also filled with new characters and lame scenes. I really think had they focused more on the original nerds story the movie would have turned out a lot better. I do recommend the movie for a "Nerd" fan, but if your not a real big fan of the first film then you should pass this one by.
I feel this film is a better sequel to the first rather then a 3rd movie.
I feel this film is a better sequel to the first rather then a 3rd movie.
Did you know
- TriviaWhen it was revealed that Anthony Edwards wasn't going to be in the third movie because he was busy shooting "some medical show in Chicago", the response from the cast was, "They make one of those every year in Hollywood. Why's he wasting his time?". The show that Edwards was busy making was Urgences (1994), which went on to be a big hit.
- GoofsWhen the members of Lambda Lambda Lambda are watching Harold Skolnick remotely controlling the robot to mess with the Alpha Beta's pimple cream, Harold Skolnick narrates "We're here at the world renowned Tri-Lamb fraternity bathroom where we've secretly replaced their Pimple Clear with pimple inducing ingredients". He should have said they were at the Alpha Beta fraternity's bathroom. It was mentioned earlier in the film that the Tri-Lamb house and everything in it had been given to the Alpha Betas, however, so Alpha Betas using the Tri-Lamb bathroom is not an error.
- Quotes
[seeing Lewis get chummy with Stan Gable]
Dudley 'Booger' Dawson, Esq.: You've become the worst kind of nerd. A self-hating one. I remember when you were the George Washington of nerds. Now, you're more like the Benedict Arnold!
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