The Three Stooges (2012)
Storyline
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.
Directors
Cast
Kate Upton, Sofía Vergara, Jane Lynch, Ric Reitz, Sean Hayes, Jeremy Ambler, Craig Bierko, Patricia French, Scott Ledbetter, Joseph C. Nelson, Joel Rogers, Robert Capron, Marianne Leone Cooper, Skyler Gisondo, Lin Shaye, Will Sasso, Sayed Badreya, Steve Warren, Matthew L. Collins, Katherine Neslund, Brian Doyle-Murray, Larry David, Steve Tyler, Roy Jenkins, Jackie Flynn, Carly Craig, Emy Coligado, Stephen Collins, Chris Diamantopoulos, Jennifer Hudson, Kirby Heyborne, Mike Sorrentino, Nicole 'Snooki' Polizzi, Jenni 'Jwoww' Farley, Ronnie Ortiz-Magro, Sammi 'Sweetheart' Giancola, Lee Armstrong, Lance Chantiles-Wertz, Avalon Robbins, Max Charles, Jake Peck, Isaiah Mustafa, Patty Ross, Ray Collins, Mark Kogan, Sandra Dorsey, Vince Canlas, Caryl Lippman West, Debbie Walker, Michael L. Kuhn, Pam Smith, Danny Smith, Kyla Kenedy, Erin Allin O'Reilly, Caitlin Colford, Mariann Neary, Jesse Farrelly, Barry Guy, Jonathan S. Kennedy, Myron Parker Wright, J.R. Fondessy, Reid Meadows, Abby Goldberg, Mark Axelowitz, Hannah Marie Bailey, Tanner Baker, Chance Bartels, Tim Blanchard, Beth Blevins, William R. Brock, Tiffany Burke, Brett Lee Clark, John Collier, Greg Crews, Craig Crumpton, Brent Duffey, Delonte Harris, DJ Harris, Landon Hoffman, Addy Miller, Jade Nicolette, Shannon Reis, Timothy Scott, Richard Tavernaro, Marvin E. West
Trailer
Reviews
80
Bobby and Peter Farrelly's The Three Stooges is not particularly great, though it is possibly brilliant, a picture that goes beyond homage to become its own rambunctious invention - it's one big eye-poke, with footnotes.
75
The Farrellys affectionately structure their movie to resemble the Stooges' one-reelers from the 1930s, while the modern setting shows how timeless their rapid-fire puns, insults and pratfalls truly are. Silliness never goes out of style.
70
Peter and Bobby Farrelly tone down the abuse without compromising the numbskulls' unique style of physical comedy, making for an unexpectedly pleasant yet unapologetically lowbrow outing true to the spirit that has made the trio such an enduring comedy fixture since its bigscreen debut in 1930.
63
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.
60
There's just some great imitations of what remains an acquired taste.
