If you like to be scared, if you like to laugh, and if you like to learn a thing or two at the movies, this absolutely cannot be missed.

It really made me laugh, but for some moments I was tearing up because I could relate so much.

Mostly, the movie is committed to the value of a good time.

One of the most extraordinary films you will see this year. Take that as you want.

In fact, I've watched it as a child and many years later as an adult, and I liked it every time. My distinct impression is that Justin Chapman is a noticeably better actor than Michael Oliver, so that was a welcomed change. John Ritter was better, but Ben Healy isn't such a leading character in this movie anyway, so it's not very noticeable. And this one is probably more funny than the first two combined. In fact, I'd say it's almost perfect, as long as you remember two things:1. Disregard the first two movies - the continuity isn't so good, even though Big Ben does try to explain away the disappearance of some of the characters from the previous movie. What caught my eye the most is that Junior's adoption is completely ignored. But that goes for the second movie as well.2. Don't take this movie too seriously. Much like "Hudson Hawk", it's designed for a mindless fun, not to be over-analyzed for a deep meaning or lack thereof. If you going down that road and start asking questions like how come Junior always gets away with things that would get him locked up in a real world despite his age, you won't be able to enjoy this movie. Or the first two ones, for that matter.Anyway, the ending turned out better than in the previous movies, because it was fitting, and yet not very predictable... but that's all I can say here. So I take a point for each of the requirements above and leave it with 8.

I have seen this film several times and it is one of my favourites, Justin Chapman carries well the epitome of the typical little evil boy that everyone dreads running into and it has my full support! Big Ben tries his best but Junior seems to have him under control and locking him in the cupboard is just the type of thing we've all come to expect from him. That dentist as well, he just grates on your nerves but you have to love him, and he is well played by Gilbert Gottlieb. One of my favourite characters is Murph, don't ask me why, but he makes me laugh.His sister Bertha didn't exactly appeal to Junior though "Who let her out of Jurassic Park?" That had me buckled for hours. The line that sums the whole film up for me is, "She's the most beautiful girl in the world - and I don't even want to torment her..." Class. Pure class. So there :P

I wouldn't recommend this for anyone. Everything that was good about the first 2 was destroyed by this monstrosity. John Ritter made the first 2 movies what they were. His brand of subtle, neurotic humor brought a touch of class to 2 gross out humor movies. William Katt is terrible as Ben Healy. He tries to be quirky like John Ritter but falls miserably short. This film could have stood a dose of Amy Yasbeck as well, as she was great in the first 2 playing completely different characters. I'm sure she took one look at the script and went running, though. Justin Chapman is OK as Junior, he does adequately with the script he was given, but I will only ever see Michael Oliver in that role.Once again, people can't stop messing with a good thing. The cheesy special effects, the low budget filming, and the embarrassing script make one wonder why people even take on projects like this. Nothing about this film was original or funny and it is a complete waste of time.

This is one of the signs of the apocalypse! Junior is the anti-Christ! Ok maybe not. But this film, along with the first 2, deserves to be buried where no one will ever have to see any of this junk ever again! This movie is totally unfunny. Why would ANYONE want a kid like junior? They need a follow up of him being in juvenile detention as a young teen. That is where most likely a kid like that would end up. Notice the scout troop is called Prairie dog scouts. Obviously the Boy Scouts of America paid big money to keep their name out of this stink burger. This movie needs to be on Mystery Science Theater 3000.Avoid at all costs! 0/10!!!