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Ricky, Julian, and Bubbles come up with a scheme to steal large amounts of untraceable coins.

I was really looking forward to this movie, and it was a big letdown

One of the great things about Trailer Park Boys on TV are the scripts. In a half hour format, they are cleaver and tight. The movie format with the given script only stretched it out and makes it flabby. If the film had been conceived with the same snappy pace as the TV versions if would have been much better; perhaps four snappy subplots cleverly linked together. The film draws too much on previous TV episodes and needs more new material. While the production values are better than the TV series, I don&#39;t think this works for the film either. TPB are down and dirty; no polish required.

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Trailer Park Boys: The Movie

SPOILER ALERT As someone else else said, this movie was probably a marketing tool to get Americans into the show. Maybe see the movie, buy a few DVDs, whatever. But it certainly wasn&#39;t meant for the real fans of the show, who were simply blown off. Too many bits and pieces from various episodes were recycled for the movie. Given that I own all the available DVDs and still laugh at the episodes after several viewings, that in itself shouldn&#39;t have been a problem. However, the way it was done here, it didn&#39;t have a &#39;natural&#39; feel, the way the TV show does. It felt stilted and forced. Can this movie possibly have been done by the same people who brought us &quot;I&#39;ve Met Cats and Dogs Smarter Than Trevor and Cory&quot;, &quot;Mr Lahey&#39;s Got My Porno Tape&quot;, and &quot;Rub n Tiz&#39;zug&quot;? Does it come anywhere near close to the hilarity of those episodes? &quot;NO WAY!&quot;, in my opinion! While there were a couple of small funny bits, I think that those who say this movie was hilarious may be trying to convince themselves that it was. To be fair, it has always been necessary to overlook little bits and pieces, to suspend disbelief, if you will, while watching the show. For one thing, you&#39;d have to wonder how Ricky continues to park his car/home free-of-charge at Sunnyvale, which is private property, when he is clearly not wanted there by management. ;) I know TPBs isn&#39;t Shakespeare, but elements of the plot in this movie were completely stupid. For example, Julian and Ricky have been in jail how many times? Lots, and that&#39;s even reiterated for the newbies. Yet, for some reason, we&#39;re supposed to believe that these &quot;con college alumni&quot; never heard of &quot;the big dirty&quot; concept until this time around! Sure... Later, when Julian and Ricky are stopped by the cops, Julian turns into a quivering wreck who is so scared, he is unable to speak. This is not the Julian we know and love. Julian has always been the cool guy, &#39;the smart one&#39;, the man with the plan, and his character has really been dumbed down in this film (John Paul Tremblay does not have any writing credits in this movie, unlike Robb Wells (Ricky). I wonder if that has anything to do with it). The heist that &quot;Movie Julian&quot; comes up with to set the boys up financially, is utterly stupid. The &quot;real&quot; Julian would not commit armed robbery and risk jail for a container of coins that are mostly pennies, anyway. I was glad to see Corey and Trevor included in the movie (and boy, do we see Corey!), but the part where they go on about how they pretend to be Ricky because that&#39;s the only way they can feel cool, was truly cringe-worthy dialog. While Corey and Trevor are sycophantic burnouts, even they wouldn&#39;t have been this uncool. Randy and Leahy were Randy and Leahy. No surprises there, both were good as always, although Randy really didn&#39;t get to do much. His &quot;physique&quot; was used to frame a couple of shots, as has been done in the show, with amusing results. Cinematography Oscars have been given for less, IMHO. :) Bubbles, the &quot;heart&quot; of the show, was his usual self in the movie. I did wonder, however, if the &quot;real&quot; Bubbles would&#39;ve believed that silly heist was a worthwhile haul for five people, and worth risking a jail term for. Maybe I&#39;m giving Bubbles credit for being too smart. The characters J-Roc and Ray didn&#39;t have much to do at all, and that was a shame. J-Roc, the blue-eyed blonde rapper who truly believes that he is black, is a very funny character. I enjoyed Lucy&#39;s tale of her first date with Ricky. Ah, the memories of romantic bliss... ;) I can&#39;t be objective about this film, because of my familiarity with the characters and the story lines (by objective, I mean I can&#39;t see it through new eyes, and so I can&#39;t guess what a newbie would think of it). They haven&#39;t seen all the jokes before, so maybe they&#39;ll think the movie is hysterically funny. Who knows? My fear is that they won&#39;t think it&#39;s funny, and that rather than introduce the franchise to new people, it will kill it. Alternatively, if everyone in America sees this film and thinks it&#39;s great, we could be up for a future of more movies like this one. I&#39;m not sure which scenario would be worse for the real fans.

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Trailer Park Boys: The Movie

Movie format is a flabby fit

I was really looking forward to this movie, and it was a big letdown

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