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 fall in love with this film when I was 4, and it still good! In the way to my opinion, I don't think this was an sequel to the others at all. Come on, he just a child and I enjoy the film today still! My favorite character is Tiffany, she a nice girl! And of course, Junior Healy, I like this kid who play the boy on this film. I HATE THAT DOCTOR PEABOY, He weird! From the other to films of Problem Child was great, good, and a good film to watch! Remember this was the last Problem Child film, and I will remember this film when I grow up! I love to watch with my mom! Anyway, this film has lots of laughs but you got to a met it not a good story, but it is great to watch with children! 7 out of 10

Okay, so it's not the best piece of cinematic history, and it's not as good as the other Problem Child films, but i've seen this movie since i was under 10. It's light hearted, funny, and when you're a kid, you don't have the expectations for a film. So, i think kid's would enjoy this movie more than adults. RATING: 10 for funniness, 8 overall, Also recommended are Problem Child (John Ritter), Problem Child 2 (John Ritter, Much funnier than the first and the two children - Junior and Trixie - are hilarious) and The Crazysitter (with Beverly D'Angelo, Bev and the kids make this another funny (not Oscar worthy) film to enjoy and take it easy). So come on, and take a light hearted joke of a PROBLEM CHILD!!

If you bought this movie, toss it away. It's horrible. Awful. Only so many words can describe it. The cast is all different save Gilbert Gottfried, who is "fried" in this movie, and a few others. But you can tell they've had enough of the Problem Child, and why they continue to make spin-offs of something that never was is beyond me. Two sequels and a television show. The first was kind of funny in a guilty pleasure way, but c'mon, enough is enough! 0/5 stars -