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Three Blind Mice Full movie 2024


 Three Blind Mice Full movie 



Director:Pierre B

Writter:David Malcolm

Stars:May kelly,Lilla lasso,karl Hughes

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A real fine movie. A better than most other adaptations of an Ed McBain novel. The movie follows- more or less- the book. Brian Dennehy is good, although no fox-face. Admit it, if You think of pig-face ,it's Brian's. Debrah Farentino is beautiful and well casted. Story is entertaining and suspenseful. I do really hope that Brian Dennehy-who starred and produced the movie- will do more Matthew Hopes. As always, McBain's books and Hunter's books are better than any movie based on them. So, read the book, see the movie and read the book again. There are also audio cassettes and cd's available of the 87th Precinct and Matthew Hope saga.




College student Abi has been struggling with a pill addiction. After she survives an overdose, her parents, brother, and best friend stage an intervention. Abi begrudgingly agrees to give sobriety a shot. Accompanied by an addiction specialist, they all take a trip to a remote cabin in the woods where Abi can quit cold turkey away from the distractions of the city (and away from her dealers).

They do run into one distraction, though. Actually three: a trio of mutant mouse-human hybrids who are hellbent on torturing, mutilating, and killing them. Suddenly, Abi’s fight for her life swings from mundane to bizarre and horrifying.

Three Blind Mice, written by David Malcolm and directed by Pierre B, takes a classic nursery rhyme and twists it into a tale of violent depravity. Not a hard task, considering how the original “Three Blind Mice” poem goes. Still, the film manages to be fresh and entertaining.

The premise is an oft-employed one: a group goes to a cabin in the woods to disconnect for a weekend, they run into trouble, and some don’t make it out alive. It’s formulaic, but that’s not a detriment. There’s a reason why “cabin in the woods” films are so popular: we like them and so we keep coming back to them. Much like the nursery rhymes and fairy tales that have survived throughout countless generations, we find comfort in familiarity. Even (or especially) when the familiar is dark and creepy.

We get a quick backstory on the mice-people, but we don’t dwell on it. We don’t need to. The story isn’t really about them—it’s about Abi. The backstory is interesting though, and could be seen as a commentary on unethical scientific research practices. It’s a discussion worth having, but luckily the film doesn’t get preachy about it.Beyond a tragic origin story, there’s something else noteworthy about these mice-people: their design. The titular villains are hideous and nightmare-inducing—exactly what you hope to see in a monster movie. Prosthetics supervisor Rebecca Wheeler absolutely nailed it. She was also the prosthetics designer for Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey! In addition to the excellent creature design, Three Blind Mice features visually interesting and fairly realistic gore and viscera.



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