The Broken Lizard comedy troupe is back with the third installment in their long-running film series. Titled Super Troopers 3: Farva’s Wedding, the movie features the original cast members reprising their roles as Vermont state troopers. Jay Chandrasekhar directed the feature, which relies on the group's established style of slapstick humor and irreverent gags.
The plot follows a wedding narrative involving the character Farva and his new love interest, Sarita. Much of the conflict stems from Thorny’s attempts to disrupt the relationship, while other secondary arcs involve drug schemes and workplace tensions. Brian Cox also returns as the retired Captain O’Hagan, appearing alongside new cast members including Nat Faxon and Hannah Simone.
Reviews indicate the film maintains the tone of its predecessors. It focuses on the specific brand of humor that defined the original 2001 release, including physical gags and dialogue-driven antics. While the production includes a variety of set pieces, including a climactic wedding scene, the narrative serves primarily as a vehicle for the group's familiar jokes.
The film arrives in theaters this August. Fans of the troupe's previous output may find the familiar characters and recurring bits appealing, while those not accustomed to the series are unlikely to find a new entry point here. The project remains a niche offering within the broader comedy genre, adhering to the established formula that Broken Lizard has used for over two decades.