The Three Stooges Go Around the World in a Daze [VHS]
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VHS Movie Reviews of The Three Stooges Go Around the World in a Daze [VHS]
Movie Review: A full-length, feature film that's a trip!
Summary: 4 Stars
THE THREE STOOGES GO AROUND THE WORLD IN A DAZE (1963) is a great Three Stooges movie. It's a spoof of the classic Jules Verne story AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS. The stooges are servants to Phileas Fogg's great-grandson, who plans to redo the classic trip around the world. This is a great movie, and it's fun to see the world. Emil Sitka stars as a butler for about 5 seconds. Grade: A
Movie Review: The Stooges Go Around The World For Some laughs!
Summary: 4 Stars
In This Spoof of Jules Verne's adventure films.Moe ,Larry & "Curly Joe":De Rita travel with the Great Grandson of "Phinease Fogg I"Around the world in 80 days Without paying for their trip.The gobal trek is being done.So that "Mr.Phinease Fogg III"(Played here with some twitty apolmb by Jay Sheffield) can win a bet for $40,000 pounds from the Great Grandson of "Randolph Stuart III".Supposedly .Mr.Stuart's grandfather had bet against the first "Fogg's Gobal Trek"and lost..due to some reputedly unothidox methiods used by Sheffield's grandfather to win."Stuart"manipulates "Mr.Fogg"to go around the world..Without spending a farthing.The Boys go along with their boss to show him the methiods that "The Three Stooges"have picked up as "Born Chissilers".What "Mr.Fogg",Moe Larry & "Curly Joe"are unaware of is that"Randolph Stuart III"is really"Vickers Cavendish"a feeling conman and bank robber.Who is tricking "Mr.Fogg"into creating a phoney gobal trek.Having the young fool sign a phoney document at "The Regentcy St.Bank".While "Cavendish"steals the bank's currantcey shipment of $55,000 pounds."Fogg"is framed for bank robbery and While "Fogg","The Stooges"and a beautiful young lady:"Amelia Carter"(played by Joan Freeman)try to finish their trip.They are pursued by "Vickers Cavendish"(Pete Forester)and his henchman:"Flitch"(Walt Burke).Who try to make sure that "Mr.Fogg"never returns to London alive to testify against them.And to complicate matters.Scotland Yard's top Police Detective"Inspt.Crotchet"(Maurice Dallimore)tails the troup to bring "Mr.Fogg","The Stooges And "Ms.Carter"to Justice.The film has some laughs as The Stooges revive their "Maha"Routine and "The Pop Goes The Weasel"Bit that sends "Curly Joe"Into a fighting rage that helps our heroes escape a Vendictive Maha and win a Sumo Wrestiling Match in San Fransisco,Cal.But The Scene where the boys finally help "Inspt.Crotchet","Mr.Fogg"and "Ms.Carter"Foil"Mr.Cavendish"and "Flitch"with the "Fighting in The Dark"Bit goes on too long.And The Race to get Their boss back To "The Reformer's Club"to win the bet.Becomes a tired slapstick chase that only has mild laughs.The Stooges try to spoof Jules Verne.But It's not an easy parody..It's too bad that they didn;t get a chance to spoof "20,Thousand Leagues Under The Sea!".With Emil Sitka as "Prof.Arronax",and possibly Jimmy Darren as "Ned Land"and Their old neimsis:Gene Roth as "Capt.Nemo"? Well? One can only dream of what "The Three Stooges"Could have done back them.Movie Review: Stooges at their Zaniest
Summary: 4 Stars
Of all the Stooges movies this is my personal favorite. It is well-made and contains lots of gags and lots of Stooges. And the storyline, which takes the Stooges around the world, isn't that bad either.Movie Review: Joe DeRita's Favorite Stooges Film
Summary: 2 Stars
Not as bad as Snow White & The 3 Stooges (1961), but not that great either. The 3 Stooges Go Around the World in a Daze(1963) is surprisingly boring in various segments and is somewhat dissapointing when compared to the trio's previous films. There is a scene in which Joe DeRita tries to reenact Curly's wild, slapstick behavior whenever Larry plays "Pop Goes the Easel"(this time the musical instrument is a flute, not a violin as in "Punch Drunks"). This may seem interesting to watch, but it's no match for Curly's original routine. Skip this one and buy The Outlaws Is Coming (1965) which is much more entertaining. **1/2