Synopsis
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.
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Cast
- Sean HayesLarry
- Will SassoCurly
- Chris DiamantopoulosMoe
- Jane LynchMother Superior
- Sofía VergaraLydia
- Jennifer HudsonSister Rosemary
- Craig BierkoMac
- Stephen CollinsMr. Harter
- Larry DavidSister Mary-Mengele
- Kirby HeyborneTeddy
- 80
Movieline
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
Tampa Bay Times
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
Variety
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
Chicago Sun-Times
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
New York Daily News
There's just some great imitations of what remains an acquired taste. - 60
Boxoffice Magazine
Sure you could just go and rent the original DVDs, but this kind of gut-busting, hit 'em in the groin humor is still funny as hell, especially in the hands of the Farrelly Brothers. - 50
Chicago Tribune
Absurdly brutal slapstick is a tough thing to sustain across a feature. I spent a lot of The Three Stooges staring, not laughing. For me this was a stare-out-loud affair. - 50
Time
Theirs was a ruthless Cinema of Cruelty; this is whimsy with a coating of corrosion.