Synopsis: The Three Stooges (Moe, Larry, Curly) are on a mission. Left on a doorstep of an Orphanage run by nuns, the young Trio grows up finger-poking, nyuk-nyuking and woo-woo-wooing their way into trouble. Now years later, with the Orphanage forced to close its doors, the Three Stooges embark on a wacky mission to save the Orphanage. Hilarious Mischief and Mayhem ensues.

Review: The Three Stooges have been one of my favorite things since I was a kid.  I used to watch them on late night television, and then when I was older they would show the old shorts before movies at the drive-in theater.  In fact, I remember a channel when I visited my grandmother in Arizona that showed them 24 hours a day back in the 1990s.  Now, the Farrelly Brothers, kings of comedy in their own right, are re-imagining these classic characters for a new generation.  This is something that is long overdue and its done so well here.  The film serves as both an homage and a relaunch of this great troup.  The performances are fantastic, especially that of Will Sasso as Curly.  We highly recommend it for the entire family.