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SUPER TROOPERS 3

Starring: Jay Chandrasekhar, Kevin Heffernan, Paul Soter, Steve Lemme, Erik Stolhanske, Brian Cox, Nat Faxon, Chace Crawford, Jon Rudnitsky, Andrew Dismukes, Hannah Simone, Iqbal Theba, and Sakina Jaffrey
Director: Jay Chandrasekhar

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To call Super Troopers 3 good or bad seems unfair because it’s made for a very specific and built-in audience. If you’re unfamiliar with Broken Lizard, you may still chuckle at the group’s goofy shenanigans and R-rated wordplay, but generally speaking, this franchise isn’t hung up on winning new fans. That said, as a fan, I giggled at the dumb silliness quite often, which is all I could really ask for. No, it doesn’t hold a candle to the original, but it’s noticeably better than the second one. Hell, it’s better than Beerfest, and I’d sign up for another one right meow.

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ROBERT

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I personally identify Broken Lizard comedy with my time in boarding school, so its juvenile nature fit me perfectly back then. As it turns out, I have not evolved as much as I thought I had because Super Troopers 3 still managed to draw out some guffaws after 25 years of familiarity with these jokes. The bits didn’t have me clutching my side like the first movie, but the dumb references and one-off barbs, along with some genuinely wonderful gag reel clips inserted at the end, still hit me unexpectedly. So, let the mustache rides begin onto Super Troopers 4.

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