‘Super Troopers 3’ Called ‘Instantly Forgettable’
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‘Super Troopers 3’ Called ‘Instantly Forgettable’

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The third installment in the “Super Troopers” comedy franchise has received a negative review, with critics suggesting it lacks substance beyond appealing to existing fans. The film was funded through crowdfunding after studios expressed doubt about public interest.

The review, published by Variety, characterizes 2018’s “Super Troopers 2” as primarily serving the fanbase rather than attracting new viewers. That sequel was financed with nearly $5 million in crowdfunding following studio hesitation regarding demand for a follow-up to the original 2001 film, “Super Troopers.”

The reviewer states that “Super Troopers 2” simply delivered what fans wanted without offering much else – a familiar rehash of the first movie’s comedic style. The latest installment, “Super Troopers 3,” appears to continue this trend, failing to expand beyond catering to established devotees and proving to be an instantly forgettable experience.

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