Dreadfully Boring

It's hard to see any effort in the film. There's no comedy to speak of, no real drama and, worst of all.

Story: It's very simple but honestly that is fine.

Amazing worth wacthing. So good. Biased but well made with many good points.

I wanted to watch the movie even before it came.That was because the cast was wonderful for me.In the earlier installments, heroines were just puppets. All the conversations were funny as said in the reviews.Also the girls were sensible enough.The songs add to the humour.Akki is the most funny in two forms. The film also says that true love can change a person.Even if the proposal was for money,it was turned to love by their innocence.The climax was also nice.Like Akki,Aakhri Pasta was also an eye-candy. Jacky Shroff is the most surprising character that has the major role.Don't think much of the humour but it is without faults.

Reviewed by: Dare Devil Kid (DDK)Rating: 1.4/5 starsHousefull 1 was a very funny movie, no two ways about it. Unless you're a really difficult person to please that movie would have made you laugh. It almost made us think that Sajid Khan, with all his shortcomings, could at least give us a decent laugh (then Himmatwala and Humshakals happened), and the film's box-office performance sparked off a franchise. Housefull 2 wasn't as funny, but it had its laugh-out-loud moments (courtesy Akshay Kumar and Johnny Lever), and you at least walked away from it amused. Housefull 3 is just one God-awful mess that even Akshay Kumar, Riteish Deshmukh, and Boman Irani, with all their impeccable comic timings, cannot salvage.Let's begin with the plot…wait a second – what plot, which plot, there is no plot. Comedy sketches on TV have better plots than this. Random gags (that are funny only according to Director-writer duo Sajid- Farhad and their co-writer K. Subash) and a few repetitive set pieces constitute the entire film's screenplay, that's it. Sample this – for some strange reason, most of the movie revolves around a massive garden lawn, the façade of a palatial mansion (not even the mansion itself), and a wax museum that looks straight out of a Dharavi ghetto, which bring you to the question, what was that massive budget of the movie utilized for?The rest of the story (for lack of a better word) revolves around how Akshay, Riteish, and Abhishek feign being lame, blind, and mute to gain favor with Boman and marry his daughters Jacqueline Fernandez, Lisa Haydon, and Nargis Fakhri. Enter Jackie Shroff, and our three dudes have to interchange their disabilities to impress him because it turns out that he's actually the girls' daddy dear. In all fairness, this presented a recipe for genuinely funny comedy, but all that Sajid-Farhad offer up is one harebrained, unfunny gag after another.As for the gags, they oscillate between three notes – unfunny, cringe-worthy, and pain-inducing. There are films where the jokes fall flat, and then there's Housefull 3, which makes you want to break into an impromptu standup comedy act just so that your fellow viewers could leave with some small dose of laughter for the money they've paid. Thankfully, the makers have steered clear of homophobic jokes or below-the-belt humor this time. Sadly, they also have seemed to stay away from the jokes, too. And the songs, well, suffice it to say that they have a reputation to uphold in keeping with the rest of the film.When a Director makes you miss Sajid Khan's skills, or rather the lack of them, behind the camera, you know that something has gone terribly wrong right from the scripting stage to the final finishing touches. And, just so if you get lured into that pointless argument of leaving your brains at home and just enjoying some brainless entertainment, then ask yourself – how can something be entertaining if it's already being declared as brainless. Jacqueline, Lisa, Nargis, and Abhishek, and Jackie Shroff wander aimlessly through the entire movie while Akshay, Riteish, and Boman do their best to salvage this mess, but when each line in a comedy fails miserably, the plot is in total shambles, and the jokes are something even six- year olds would find juvenile, then what could expect even good actors to do. Even Aakhri Pasta – one of the highlights of the first two films – makes this one look like an unfunny raasta.

Firstly, Housefull 3 is nothing like its prequels. Housefull and Housefull 2 were much much better. The movie is a total waste of time and money and I would not think of it as a comedy film considering it had no comedy in it, the very few jokes it finally managed to put in the movie made me laugh at the stupidity not the humor. Secondly, there is one main plot or problem the movie revolves around. Housefull 3 revolves around nothing. There is no story line and a problem in the film. Honestly, I would rather say that the Housefull theme and some recurring characters have gotten pretty boring and stupid now. There is not much left to Housefull as it has gotten old and should have ended on a good note rather than a bad one. Lastly, I would like to say that the directors should have ended the series with Housefull 2 and rather not have thrust forcefully boring sequels upon it. This movie is a complete waste of time and money, you should rather just watch Pretty Little Liars than waste your money on this movie in the theaters.

After watching Housefull 3 you will be holding your stomach in pain due to the amount you laugh in the movie.Like all films in this genre don't go in expecting logic but sure your going to get your funny bone kicked every now and then.Akshays split personality act is the best where he's sundi and sandy.Everyone else does a decent job in supporting him but the true life of the movie is Akshay Kumar and his comic timing.Also the chemistry with the boys is awesome and it shows on screen.Never to be bored on this movie also watch out for the second half its a laugh riot. Rating 20/10 because laughter is earned with great difficulty and this one makes you enjoy to the core. I swear you should recommend this movie to your friends