Continuity mistake: When the two girls are hitting each other with random objects, you can see Pamela's underwear just above her skirt line, but in the next shot it is gone. (00:01:55)
Scary Movie 3 (2003)
Ending / spoiler
Directed by: David Zucker
Starring: Charlie Sheen, Queen Latifah, Anna Faris, Leslie Nielsen, Anthony Anderson, Jeremy Piven, Regina Hall, Eddie Griffin, Pamela Anderson, Jenny McCarthy, Simon Rex
Genres: Comedy
The well that Tabitha (the evil girl from the video tape) was trapped in is located beneath Tom and George's house. The aliens aren't planning to conquer Earth, they want to kill Tabitha because the evil video tape was inside a case of the movie Pootie Tang (a mistake made by The Architect) and so the entire alien race has seven days left to live because of the tape. As Cindy is battling Tabitha, the president suddenly walks in to wish them good luck and when he opens the door he accidentally pushes Tabitha to fall into the well (and George covers the well). Cindy and George get married, the aliens are our friends and make peace. Cody (Cindy's nephew) gets hit by another car instead of Cindy's car.
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More mistakes in Scary Movie 3
George: Sue's teacher, Brenda. She's... She's dead.
Tom: Oh. I better tell her.
George: No, no, no. I can do it. Sue?
Sue: Yes?
George: You know your teacher, Miss Brenda?
Sue: Yeah.
George: She's dead!
Sue: Aah!
George: Gone forever! Died a horrible, painful death! Gone, gone, gone, just like your dog!
Sue: My dog's dead?
George: I just ran him over with the car when I drove in! Everyone you love around you is dying!
Trivia: When Cindy and the rapper guy are fighting the Ring girl, the president walks in and says, "I just want to wish you both good luck. We're all counting on you." and then he walks out. This is a joke from "Airplane" where Leslie Nielsen is the doctor. He says the same line. The reason it is in the movie Scary Movie 3 is because the director of Airplane also directed this.
Question: There is something I have always wondered about spoofs: Do they actually get permission from the makers of the films they spoof?
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Answer: Nope. Parodies aren't usually covered by copyright laws as they are generally considered to be as example of fair usage, provided that it can be demonstrated that the copyrighted material was used in a manner that is considered to be a commentary, ridicule or criticism of that material.
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