Was poked and laughed hard

Annette 2022-05-01 06:01:10

I woke up naturally at 4 in the middle of the night and turned out this movie. After watching it, I wondered sincerely why I liked this ancient form of comedy performance, as if I saw "Modern Times" with a lot of lines.
Although the overall storyline is a bit clichéd, in order to save a group that is about to be disbanded, the pig's feet have a kind heart and finally complete the story of a seemingly impossible wish. But the focus of the movie is obviously not here. The nonsensical funny, exaggerated expressions, and violence that can't kill people no matter what makes me laugh for more than an hour.
The stalk that subverts the image of a normal nun is not the first, and it is indeed a feast for the eyes in "Nuns Are Crazy". But the nuns in this place lost their reservations at all, and did not make any cover up to scold the little friends. The resistance of the little friends obviously didn't help much. But they have not been hated by me, because the three big fools have given various small punishments in their ways. This will only make me sympathize with them who were brutally murdered. When the three nuns complained to the dean about the three naughty ghosts, although the nun on the left did not have a line, her left hand tied with the splint really made me amused. When the most ferocious nun threatened with job-hopping, I saw her helplessness and sadness under her excessive words. Sister, this is fighting for her life~ The
next scene where I was poked and laughed fiercely came. In the car that was taken away, Moe said to the adoptive parents, "They are all to me", and the adoptive mother "we can't separate the three boys", the warm music stopped, and the picture cut into M with a look of resentment Desperately shouting "Forget it, this is a bad note!" The camera pulled out and saw Teddy with a happy face licking a lollipop in the car. This scene deliberately paused and laughed for a full two minutes.
Seeing the second half, repeated slaps, head knocks, and eye slaps really made me, a sleep-deprived person, a little tired. It wasn't until the adoptive father turned the image of justice before that another climax in the film...
overall thinking It is a good choice to take it out when you are relaxing.
(At the end of the film, the tall black man who appeared to play basketball with the little friends was Howard?)

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The Three Stooges quotes

  • Larry: [after Moe has just refused Teddy's offer to stay at his place] Hey, what- Have you got rocks in your head? Teddy was trying to help us out, and you blew him off! What gives?

    Moe: We'll help ourselves out.

    Larry: Well, what about the orphanage? Teddy's dad has dough, maybe he would have given us the 800,000 bucks.

    Moe: We don't need handouts from that chump; we told those kids we'd come up with the cash, and that's just what we are going to do.

    Larry: Yeah, how?

    Moe: Well... we still got that seed money, don't we?

    Curly: Seed money?

    Moe: The cash Mother Superior gave us.

    [Moe reaches into his shoe and pulls out the seed money]

    Moe: This 72 bucks is our ticket to riches.

    Curly: Riches? Woo-woo, woo-woo. How do you figure?

    Moe: Well, it's seed money, right? What do you do with seeds?

    Larry: Spit 'em out.

    [Moe slaps Larry]

    Larry: Ow!

    Moe: You plant them. We'll become farmers.

    Larry: Farmers? I always wanted to be a farmer.To the farm!

    Curly: To the farm!

    Moe: To the farm!

    LarryMoeCurly: [Larry plays the kazoo as the Stooges sing] A farming we will go! A farming we will go, a farming we will go

    Curly: Woo-hoo!

    LarryMoeCurly: A farming we will go!

  • Larry: ["Turkey in the Straw" plays in the background; a sign reads "Rolling Gills, The Kings of Farm Raised Sammin"] Here's a little drink for you, Elsie.

    Larry: [Larry holds a watering can over the salmon] Jonesy, you gotta hold still in order to get a drink. Hello, Maritza, you're getting your color back.

    Curly: [Curly steps on a salmon to shoo the flies away] Ralphie don't look so good.

    Moe: Poor guy's drying out.

    Curly: Oh, good for you, Ralphie. Realizing there's a problem is half the battle, heh-heh.

    Larry: Hey look, our first customer.

    Curly: Woo-woo-woo.

    Golf Superintendent Dave Lamson: What are you doing?

    Moe: Only selling the finest farm-raised salmon in the county, that's all.

    Curly: Yeah, they're all free-range; no nets, no cages. They can go wherever they want.

    Larry: Plus we have smoked salmon.

    [Larry holds up a salmon with a cigar in its mouth]

    Curly: Oh.

    Golf Superintendent Dave Lamson: But this is a golf course!

    Larry: So what? We let 'em play through.

    Curly: What's your beef?

    Moe: Yeah, we're trying to save an orphanage. Look, are you here to buy fish, or are you just kicking the tires?

    Larry: [a police car pulls up] Hey, do your job. Cart path only.

    Golf Superintendent Dave Lamson: I'll cart path you, you little -

    [Moe pokes Lamson in the eyes]

    LarryCurlyMoe: Nyah-ah-ahh!

    Curly: Woo-woo-woo, woo-woo!

    [the Stooges run away]

    Moe: It's the five-o, scram!

    Officer Mycroft: You again!

    LarryCurlyMoe: Nyah-ah-ahh!

    [the Stooges run off with a windmill, then throw it to the ground as they run away]

    Larry: Oh, my back.

    [the Stooges run through a hole in the hedge]