i love the three stooges

Let's see what casting choices the Farrelly Bros come up with. Slapstick needs a fast tempo to effectively punch (or eye-gouge) the gags across!

If will be a very good movie if they re-make the movie not revamp the movie. I hate it when they recreate a show/movie & vere from the original cannon of the show/movie.

wow, it's about time, the three stooges were i mean are the foundation of physical comedy you can't replace that. but what if the three stooges were transported to now and had to make there way in today's society until they can get back home?

General characteristics that might be presented in each Stooge type:

Moe -- The "brains" of the trio whose "brains" make brasher decisions, but can still make bullheaded faux pas. His short-wired temper usually results in taking out his annoyances on Larry or Curly or Shemp with a well-placed smack, eye-poke, or socket-wrench to the cranium.

Larry -- The middle-man Stooge who exists incidentally in the trio; if Curly or Shemp isn't within Moe's reach to receive slapstick punishment, then Larry is substituted as a sounding board (or, in the Stooges' case, a SLAPPING board). If Larry IS within Curly's or Shemp's personal space, then he may also endure Moe's wrath on the receiving end of a double face-smack. His skill as a violinist has been known to send Curly into "Pop Goes The Weasel" tornadic tirades.

Curly -- This Stooge is a man-child throwback who can be genuinely kindly & flirtatious, but suffers from his station in life: The royal title of "Baron of Greymatter". His roly-poly physique hides a debonair grace; that on-the-floor shoulder-spin and the backward-skipping Curly Shuffle. Curly's tendency to bark his opinions have left many bewildered about his level of evolution. His species, in Latin, is *Neanderthalis N'yuk-n'yuk-a-woo-woothis*.

Shemp -- His potato-nosed countenance can express pugilistic anger, weepy melancholy, or broad-grinning appreciation. He tends to shy away from marriage, especially if he's mistaken for "Cousin Basil". Shemp's verbal expression of emotional range is a repeated mantra: *Heeb-beeb-beeb-beeb-beeb!* His center-parted hair frequently flops greasily during altercations, and his slippery-shoe shuffle during fisticuffs are a sight to behold.