Wishmaster 3: Beyond the Gates of Hell

2001 "Three wishes, one nightmare."
3.5| 1h29m| R| en| More Info
Released: 23 October 2001 Released
Producted By: Overseas FilmGroup
Country: United States of America
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The evil Djinn is back at it again, this time wreaking havoc on the students of Illinois' Baxter University. His victim is a beautiful, innocent and studious teenage girl named Diana Collins who accidentally opened up the Djinn's tomb and released him.

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marvinross-42969 First of all this was a different djinn. He wasn't the same one that was in the first two movies.they had more than one djinn.all of the djinns wasn't the same.
alexandrepdo it's said that they decided to delivery a 2000s teenager movie with it's worst in it. were are all the good gore and jokes? the actor that replaced the Djinn is real bad. we just continue to watch this hoping that the end it's going to be, at least, nice. and the other actors don't help in it. actually, the Djinn isn't the central character of the movie. they changed everything that was good and replaced for some "Scream" s#it version.
innocuous is that the granting of the wishes is so unimaginative. I mean, come on...when someone wishes that they "had a place to hide" the djinn pushes their head in a wire mesh cage with lab rats? In what sense is that "hiding"? The first movie was clever enough to set up situations where the djinn actually fulfilled the wishes...but with unforeseen consequences. Plus, the djinn was quite limited in what he could do to anyone who didn't make a wish. Maybe I'm splitting hairs, but the writers for this film obviously didn't understand the gimmick.Other than that, the filming is OK, the acting is acceptable, and the FX are fair to middlin'. It's just that this third chapter in the story doesn't play by the rules.
jobesjo I cannot believe what they have done to one of my favorite horror movies. It is all because of one problem too.... They didn't have Andrew Divoff playing the djinn, I thought it wouldn't be too bad at first but when i saw the djinn and he started talking i thought this movie was a complete joke. He sounded nothing like him, he didn't talk like him, and he also didn't even look like him. If somewhere it was mentioned that he was a different djinn I would have actually sorta liked the movie, but trying to pass this guy off as the original, scary, distinct-voiced djinn is an insult to Wishmaster. If you rent this movie then please brace yourself for a movie that is not worthy of the name Wishmaster. I have rented both 3 and 4 today and i have not seen 4 yet but i expect the worst. The thing that bugged me the most about the entire movie was the voice of the actor who played the djinn, I hoped for someone who could at least act like or sound like Divoff but i guess no one could pull that off so my advice is to stick with 1 and 2. The only reason you may want to watch 3 and 4 is to complete the story.