"The Three Stooges" is adapted from the American classic short story series of songs and dances of the same name. It tells the story of three heads who dream of getting rich and try to become famous overnight, and take various ridiculous methods to achieve their goals.
The film consists of three small paragraphs, each of which forms a chapter on its own, with weak connections between them.
Paragraph one tells that three babies, Corey, Moore, and Larry, were loaded into a travel bag and were thrown at the door of the orphanage. A nun saw the package and went forward to check it. However, Corey used "eye-in-two-finger Zen" to poke a man on his back. Since then, the three children have lived in the orphanage.
Paragraph two tells that these three people have grown up in their 40s and become The Three Stooges. They walked into the society and made all kinds of comedies and jokes in the society.
The third paragraph tells the story of The Three Stooges for self-entertainment. There are only three of them, gagging each other and making comedies.
