Trailer Park Boys: The Movie

It's pretty sad when a movie called Trailer Park Boys, featuring characters that live in sheds and steal change, treat the lower class more like human beings than most popular media.

Not as funny as the TV show, but a solid addition to the Trail Park Boys universe.

watched this in spells over the course of a few hours. amusing and easy on the eye, but when you're less distracting than a pot noodle, you don't work as a feature length.

Nowhere near as good as the series, but it's a decent film if you combine a few beers / smokes

If you don't like Trailer Park Boys you won't like this movie length episode. If you do like Trailer Park Boys then this movie is right up your alley. There isn't much else to say.

Few funny scenes.

An addition clearly designed for newbies to the show / the American market. Still some pretty worthwhile stuff goin' on here. Just don't base your judgment on TPB by this movie alone. Watch the series.

The show had already jumped the shark by this point, so it's no surprise that this was terrible. Most of the jokes were recycled, which was a bad choice given the small amount of crossover appeal. Bubbles was better when he was a cranky bastard, and not a main character.

This movie was far worse than any episode, and proudly featured all of the problems that plagued the later seasons. No matter how big of a fan you are, this movie can only hinder your enjoyment of the series.

Being Nova Scotian makes it a lot easier to relate to these guys. I liked the flick, I thought it was close to being on-par with the series, even though yeah, it re-hashes (no pun intended) the "creation story" of the early seasons of the series, but in a different way. I liked it, it was a long episode but I liked it.

Not that great. I was at one point kind of a fan of the series, but I grew out of that in middle school. The lifestyle these people live is pathetic and disgusting. If you like the series, you might like it, because it's just more of the same. The movie makes me embarrassed to be Canadian. Also the girl who played Trinity was terrible. There were a few funny moments, but ultimately most of it just came off as annoying and pathetic.

Before I go on I'll admit I haven't watched much of the TV series. Still I found this to be damn, damn funny. No, it's not high comedy, it's full of absurd characters and absurd plots but that's the whole point. And it works very, very well.

Skewed more towards the uninitiated than die-hard fans -- an unpopular decision among the faithful, but watching this movie got me hooked on the show, so it does what it aims to. Diehards, simmer. This year's sequel, TPB2: Countdown to Liquor Day, should provide the fan-service. Until then, this a more than enjoyable film full of great characters, and a cast who fit them like a glove. Its faults are more apparent the more I watch the show, but I still love this movie. Great Canadiana.

The series is better

"I envy Canada's health care system, but if Trailer Park Boys: The Movie is any indication, I don't want to be exposed to their network television." - Ed Gonzalez

If you are a fan of the TV show then you must check out this movie. It it is a silly but really funny movie. Everyone really seems to be having a good time with their roles. The characters are an absolute joy to watch.

Not as good as the show, but still worth watching if you're a fan.

The show's particular brand of intelligently written idiocy translates well to the big screen, with a well-crafted plot and frequent humorous moments throughout. Fans of the series should be impressed despite the film's best efforts to ensure that the uninitiated won't be left bewildered. As always, Robb Wells is hilarious.

This is a suck fest. And I mean that as in it really really sucks!

Basically like an extended episode of the TV series, but not quite as good.