Admirable film.

Pretty good movie overall. First half was nothing special but it got better as it went along.

The film makes a home in your brain and the only cure is to see it again.

The film never slows down or bores, plunging from one harrowing sequence to the next.

Only the first scene was funny After that not funny. Not even a little bit. I don't understand why people think this movie is funny. I actually turned to my boyfriend, who wasn't laughing either, and asked, "When does it get funny?" He basically said after that he remembered it being funny but can't remember why. Apparently there is a plot. I don't know what it is because this movie spent more time with the troopers F@#%ing around than telling a story. And all of the jokes are predicable. For example, Two Troopers are having lunch at a burger place. They get are served by two teen-aged boys who are jerks. They sit down and one of them noticed that a sticker has been placed over the cup. Guess what happens- A.He discovers a hole in the cup and his drinks spills. B. Nothing. If you guessed A. You win! No, seriously they hand the punch line out on a silver platter hopping you aren't smart enough to notice. The acting is so bad. And they don't understand comedic timing. According to them, comedy is yelling, screaming and punching each other in the dick and laughing about it. The writer and Director is also acting in this movie,got his friends write a script. Then some how got some money to produce it. The only good actor in this movie is the only female character. Her career was DESTROYED by this movie. I haven't actually finished this one, I stopped it in at exactly 60 min. It felt so much longer than that. I couldn't believe there was 30 min left, because, Nothing and I mean NOTHING from the plot was present. EVER. So how are they going to wrap it up. Tip: If Female nudity is present in a comedy for no reason, Then you can be sure they had no idea what the hell they were doing. It is blowing my mind that this is getting a sequel. Crowd funded because no studio would dare put up money.

I guess this is compared with National Lampoon but it must be crap like Disco Beaver From Outer Space people are comparing it to because it has the same amount of laughs, which is next to none. The beginning scene had promise and I did laugh at the "moustache ride" joke with the German couple, but the rest...it is boring. A joke where two cops just repeat each other? A pig in a RV joke? Ramrod? Bear in the woods sex? The script is boring and makes no sense. The acting is horrible too and everyone in this just seems to be getting jobs for Broken Lizard projects and nothing else. Are these just privileged white frat boys getting funding for their vanity projects or what? Dull. I am not sure who would like this.

Super Troopers is about four state troopers that do shenanigans and have a rivalry with the police. That's the whole plot.The intro and ending were great, they really tied up the story pretty well. But I'm afraid the rest of the movie wasn't that good.The film wasn't that funny, the jokes were not amusing at all.No wonder this is considered a stoner flick, you'd have to be pretty stone to enjoy it. And honestly, I don't know why it's considered one at all, they smoke weed once in the entire movie.The movie had no character development at all, although it had good dialogue.Farva reminded me of Gomer Pyle from FMJ and the moustaches were a nice touch to the troopers.Overall, the movie was OK.

Comedy is opinionated, that is a fact. But when making a comedy, one must properly deliver the humor through snarky dialogue and comedic actions. This film those have many instances of funny, stupid action and actions. The best jokes come from the film working with its environment, and not the dialogue. This includes the scene when pulling over the pot heads, which was a pretty humorous scene. The problem comes from the dialogue. Most if not all of the lines in this film lack any essence of true comedy. It falls into the category of failed attempts, in both the story and the delivering of lines. I won't blame the actors (except for Kevin Heffernan) for the terrible humor or line deliverers. Instead I blame the terrible script. This is all opinionated, but it holds some truth after the analyzation, even for a small time comedy. All in all this film failed to deliver laughs, and would be better suited for an immature audience due to the crass and immature humor. The target viewing group for a movie like this would be unsupervised Middle Schoolers, but I digress. In any case, humor is unique to each person, some like moronic jokes more then others. The movie is a downer.