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The guys in this movie make the Three Stooges look like high art.
A must see for any fan of Three Stooges shorts.
This short subject is a remake of the Three Stooges' 1942 film "What's the Matador?", about the boys' trip to Mexico and their bullfighting adventures.
Designed as a resourceful-woman-in-peril, action adventure yarn, it is so unintentionally funny (thanks in large part to Marc Singer's scenery-chewing hammy performance)that I thought I was watching a cross between "Cliffhanger" and "Home Alone 5." Heroine Nicole Eggert makes her devious but dumb as dirt male pursuers look like the Three Stooges succumbing to her ridiculous makeshift booby traps (somehow she manages to devise a swinging battering ram with rope and a log in a matter of minutes, which temporarily takes out one of the knuckleheads who want to kill her).
Like other comedy team films with roots in traditional kids stories (such as the awful SNOW WHITE AND THE THREE STOOGES and the overrated BABES IN TOYLAND), this movie has limited appeal and just doesn't age well.
This production is an insult to the Stooges, especially Moe.
The Three Stooges are arguably the greatest comedy team in film history.
This film would have been a great THREE STOOGES comedy movie.
For example, why are the stooges hiding in the garbage can when the police come?
In the remake, "Of Cash And Hash"(1955), director Jules White fixes this and the reason for the stooges hiding in the garbage can is because there is a gunfight between the police and the armored car robbers.
Still 2nd tier stuff way below the 3 stooges, who they imitate but amusing for those who grew up with them.
If you think that the 3 Stooges are too nice to each other, if watching the beheading of a kidnap victim with a Bowie knife is a real thigh slapper, if you thought "Schindler's List" was hilarious, then this movie is for you.
Also lame was seeing Ted Healy without his stooges dealing with a crasher who keeps mistaking Healy for other movie stars.
It's literally the Three Stooges all over again, without the charm.
There were certainly some amusing moments in it, but like all the Stooges' work, this revolves around their particular style of slapstick comedy, and I have to confess that somehow the Stooges just never really did it for me.
Fans of the Stooges will enjoy.
No major stars show up--we get the Three Stooges, Laurel & Hardy, Durante and Lupe Velez.
The three stooges shooting a duck with one shot is more likely.
Directed by the younger brother of great director Leo McCarey this is a pretty good short from the Three Stooges, nominated for an Academy Award.
Here the stooges are doctors named doctor Howard, doctor Fine and doctor Howard.
The Stooges did some great individual scenes, but this was their best overall.
The Three Stooges has always been some of the many actors that I have loved.
Here we have The Stooges essentially doing material that was written and performed by someone else and yet for a low budget, short time span of a film, they're handling things just fine.
A Three Stooges short, this one featuring Shemp.
Comic highlights include the Stooges constantly breaking a glass pane in a door, their encounter with a deranged patient who claims that rats used to come out of the buttonhole of his shirt, the Stooges riding through the hallways on a giant bicycle, a huge horse, and miniature race cars, and our sublimely stupid threesome accidentally leaving instruments inside a hapless patient's abdomen after they finish operating on the poor fellow.
Moe Howard, Larry Fine, and Curly Howard are all in peak loopy form, with sterling support from Dell Henderson as long-suffering hospital supervisor Dr. Graves, squeaky-voiced Jeanie Roberts as a hiccuping nurse (the scene where the Stooges do an absurd impromptu group singalong with this gal is absolutely sidesplitting!), Ruth Hiatt as a whispering nurse, Billy Gilbert as the ranting crazy patient, and "Little Billy" Rhodes as a feisty tiny patient.
This is the very first Three Stooges short with Shemp that I saw, and it is one of my favorites!
This is one of the better Stooges shorts due to the storyline and wonderful routines (Including the telephone booth scene with Moe & Shemp, reminiscent of Laurel & Hardy's "Berth Marks" and the Marx Brothers famous stateroom scene in "Night At The Opera - here the boys hold their own in their variation of this routine).
This is the third Three Stooges short that the team ever made, and like a lot of their early ones, this is absolutely and totally hysterical!
Each week I visited the Wynyard Newsreel cinema on George Street to watch the Cinesound (and usually 3 Stooges) shorts.
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