The film is astutely short, 92 minutes, separated into three sections that are connected along with the Stooges' being brought up in a halfway house. They spent their experiences growing up there, however their whole lives until the current day — guardians for reasons unknown being hesitant to take on them. The second and third portions community on the insolvency of the shelter, and the promise by the Stooges to raise $830,000 practically short-term to keep it open.
The nuns running the shelter are additionally all around cast: Jane Lynch as the Mother Predominant, Larry David (indeed, Larry David) as the imperious Sister Mary Mengele, and Jennifer Hudson, thin and warm as Sister Rosemary.
As they rummage the city looking for reserves, the Stooges engage in a homicide plot against a mogul and Moe finds unplanned fame in the cast of a well known television program that I won't uncover.
Having expressed these things, I should say one more: I didn't giggle a lot. I don't think the Stooges are amusing, albeit maybe I could once have. A portion of the sight gags were shrewd, yet meh. The three leads worked effectively of pantomime. I figure this may be basically the film Stooges fans were searching for. I have no clue about what their kids will consider it. I think about the thing I'm pondering is, was it truly essential?