Super Troopers 3 reassembles the Broken Lizard gang's most enduring characters for one last (mustache) ride.
Yes, they're still juvenile. Age has not matured them. And we're glad it didn't. Super Troopers 3, like its predecessors, is gleefully sophomoric, infinitely quotable, and appropriately idiotic in all the best ways.
Sadly—despite defying the odds against a long-gestating threequel recapturing the magic—it boasts the worst box office of the franchise.
If this is indeed the end, and it most certainly feels that way, we salute you for your service. Go enjoy a well-earned liter of cola and Dimpus burger.
Now, sit back, get wide-eyed with a Coffee Porter from Smog City, and prep those EpiPens! The Thunderous Wizard, Chumpzilla, and Bling Blake are going to jump Duckneck Creek! Safety be damned!
This Week’s Segments:
Introduction/Plot Breakdown – The greatest trilogy of all time is about to climax!
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