The Washington Post
So why bother with this earnest but imperfect impersonation when the original artists are readily available on VHS and DVD?
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The Three Stooges
The Farrelly Brothers (Dumb and Dumber) reboot the legendary trio of buffoonery. While trying to save their childhood orphanage, Moe, Larry and Curly inadvertently stumble into a murder plot and wind up starring in a reality TV show.
Chris Diamantopoulos (The Kennedys) is Moe, Will Sasso (Best In Show) is Curly and Sean Hayes (30 Rock) is Larry. Also stars Glee’s Jane Lynch and Modern Family’s Sofia Vergara. Making cameos are NBA giant Dwight Howard, Larry David and infamous Jersey Shore lasses Jenni Farley and Snooki.
Less2012Rating: PG, for slapstick action violence, some rude and suggestive humor including language90 minsUSA
ComedyKids & Family
- Director:
- Bobby FarrellyPeter Farrelly ('Hall Pass', 'Dumb & Dumber', 'Me, Myself & Irene', 'There's Something About Mary', 'Stuck on You')
- Writer:
- Mike CerroneBobby FarrellyPeter Farrelly
- Cast:
- Sean HayesChris DiamantopoulosWill SassoSofía VergaraJane LynchLarry DavidJennifer HudsonNicole 'Snooki' Polizzi
The Three Stooges | Reviews
51%150 reviewsRotten Tomatoes® Score
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The New York Times
Peter and Bobby Farrelly's thoroughly enjoyable paean to Moe, Larry and Curly and the art of the eye poke.
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Rolling Stone
The Stooges were always better in short doses. And 90 minutes of PG nyuk-nyuk-nyuk can seem like an eternity.
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Roger Ebert
I didn't laugh much. I don't think the Stooges are funny, although perhaps I might once have. Some of the sight gags were clever, but meh. The three leads did an admirable job of impersonation. I think this might be pretty much the movie Stooges fans were looking for.
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Los Angeles Times
There is an appealing nyuk, nyuk nostalgic spirit to"The Three Stooges."
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Hollywood Reporter
A funny, good-hearted resuscitation of Hollywood's beloved lowbrow lunkheads.
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A.V. Club
The Three Stooges isn't very funny, but it is, like last year's far superior The Muppets, a sincere act of fandom on an epic scale.
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