|
|
What was your favorite Three Stooges short or scene?
11 responses total.
Oh, most of them ;) But I would have to say that I loved the courtroom scenes with Curly and his hat; also "Hoi Polloi" where the boys get into a evolution vs environment experiment, is just as hilarious. I remember one of the lines "Oh Curlington"-from Moe, and Curly replies "Yesington?" A couple of Shemps make my list as well, the one where Shemp is set to inherit a bundle, only he has to be married before midnite, and the one where they are in medieval times, playing jesters in Old King Cole's Court. Other than that, I really don't like Shemp as well as Curly and as for Joe, well I like him even less than Shemp. Stooge Trivia question: What was Curly's proper name?
All of his names were proper B^}
Curly's real name was Jerome Lester Horwitz (or Jerry Howard), and he was also the brother of Moe and Shemp.
Ack. I hated the Three Stooges. Especially when they were poking each other in the eyes.
There is a classic one where Curly orders a bowl of oyster stew, with *fresh* oysters. I wish I had that one on tape, with the things he goes through with that wiseass oyster; Truly brilliant comedy! Also like the "machine gun" routine Curly does with bowler and fingers. which usually earns him a poke in the eye from Moe.
I also enjoyed those in which Moe was imitating Hitler. In fact, I do have one video that includes "You Nazty Spy!", "I'll Never Heil Again," and "They Stooge to Conga." I especially liked it when Curly sabotaged a Nazi attack when he thought he'd turn on the radio to hear "The Lone Ranger."
TATLONG ITLOG ba yon?
I loath slapstick humor in general, and speciffically detest the 3 stooges. Any form of humor that makes funny of another person's incompetence I find particularly repelant. This is also why I can't stand Jerry lewis, Don Knots, and alot of Steve Martins and Chevy Chase's early work. Those 2 got better.
Disorder in the court. Moe and Larry playing tic-tac-toe during the trial. I have it on video tape, and played at the slo-mo speed, I can finally see what those guys were up to. BTW, played at the slo-mo speed, you can see that the 'eye pokes' were usually cheek jabs, and the response is what makes you think they are real. Great actors all.
And dare I say Heroes. In a time when being Jewish was dangerous, Moe and the boys told that shithead in germany exactly what they thought of him.
re #10 They were the first in film history, too!
Response not possible - You must register and login before posting.
|
|
- Backtalk version 1.3.30 - Copyright 1996-2006, Jan Wolter and Steve Weiss