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Nativity 3: Dude Where's My Donkey?

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16% Tomatometer 19 Reviews 38% Popcornmeter 1,000+ Ratings
An Ofsted inspector arrives at St. Bernadette's and forgets who he is.

Critics Reviews

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Mark Kermode Observer (UK) Nov 16, 2014
I can't speak for the kids at whom it is aimed, but as an adult I'd rather stay in and watch a CBBC Chuckle Brothers marathon. Go to Full Review
Geoffrey Macnab Independent (UK) Nov 14, 2014
2/5
There have been many recent films based around memory loss, but few that most adults will want to forget as quickly as Nativity 3. Go to Full Review
Wendy Ide The Times (UK) Nov 14, 2014
2/5
The film recycles the same formula of thwarted romance rescued by endearingly amateurish song-and-dance routines. Go to Full Review
Aine O'Connor Sunday Independent (Ireland) Jun 6, 2016
It's a feature that's got its heart in the right place and it's easy to see it scoring a direct hit with the little 'uns. For adults, however, it's much more likely to be a case of Dude, Where's My Will to Live? Go to Full Review
Rich Cline Contactmusic.com Nov 17, 2014
3/5
There are so many plot holes in this silly British holiday sequel that the script hardly seems to exist at all. Go to Full Review
Allan Hunter Daily Express (UK) Nov 14, 2014
1/5
A manic, mindless festive farrago that displays a casual regard for logic, stops every second for a bit of a song or dance and maintains an idiotic grin on its face through an interminable two hours. Go to Full Review
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Audience Reviews

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Harry R Dec 9, 2018 The Nativity series has overstayed it's welcome now, giving us a more-than mediocre third film. Filled with countless plot holes and obvious logic gaps, an appalling resolution (but the singing scene in the wedding hall was great) shockingly awful green screen work and visual effects and a dumb and poorly written story that no one cares about (which is unbearably too long), the end result is a film that is not even connected to the Nativity story, filtered with more cliches and failed slapstick jokes then Christmas magic. Mister Poppy shares a few occasional laughs and Martin Clunes is a joy on screen but they can't save this empty-headed and ridiculous film which can't get away from the presence that it's a TV movie disguised as a theatrical film. You can easily tell it's substandard when the title is Dude, Where's my Donkey but there are some hilarious jokes but it's ultimately a bore fest, most of the time besides a few laugh out loud moments. See more
Leia S Dec 9, 2018 Very silly film. I think they must have had a blast making it! Mr Poppy is as hysterical as ever. Don't care about critics or plot holes. It's just a pile of Christmas fun. See more
Hagrid L Nov 30, 2018 The first Nativity film was reasonably well acted and amusing. But this one is just appalling. I can`t understand how anyone can find the manic, annoying "Mr.Poppy" in the least bit funny! See more
Luke M Dec 6, 2017 I was aware at the end credits (yes, I made it that far) that this was 109 minutes of my life I would not get back.
Han W Oct 22, 2017 After a good start the the plot really wasn't great. Sad to give the last in a fun trilogy such a low review, sorry.
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Movie Info

Synopsis An Ofsted inspector arrives at St. Bernadette's and forgets who he is.
Director
Debbie Isitt
Producer
Nick Jones
Screenwriter
Debbie Isitt
Production Co
Mirrorball Films
Genre
Holiday, Comedy
Original Language
British English
Runtime
1h 49m
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