10/08/2026
Has the iconic highway patrol finally run out of gas, or is there still magic left in the Broken Lizard tank?
The Vermont state troopers are back, but this time, the mission isn't just about busting crime—it’s about sabotaging a wedding. While the return of the original cast brings a wave of nostalgia, early reviews suggest this third installment of Super Troopers leans heavily into fan service rather than narrative depth.
Here is the breakdown of what to expect from the latest outing:
The Premise: Officer Farva is engaged to Thorny’s sister, turning the drug-ring investigation into a chaotic, slapstick-filled wedding sabotage.
The Style: The film doubles down on early 2000s "frat-house" humor, which many critics feel struggles to land with modern comedic sensibilities.
The Standout: Brian Cox returns as Captain O'Hagan, delivering a theatrical energy that remains the undeniable highlight of the film.
At 105 minutes, the film feels more like a collection of sketches than a cohesive story. While die-hard fans might enjoy the callbacks, casual viewers may find the rhythm and material feeling a bit dated.
If you’ve seen the film, did the nostalgia hold up for you, or do you think it’s time for the Broken Lizard troupe to move on to new projects?