Trailer Park Boys: The Movie

2006
18
1h 35m

IMDb RATING

7.1/10

14K

YOUR RATING

Theatrical Trailer from Screen Media Films

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Dark Comedy Stoner Comedy Comedy Crime

Ricky, Julian, and Bubbles come up with a scheme to steal large amounts of untraceable coins.Ricky, Julian, and Bubbles come up with a scheme to steal large amounts of untraceable coins.Ricky, Julian, and Bubbles come up with a scheme to steal large amounts of untraceable coins.

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IMDb RATING

7.1/10

14K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 3 nominations total

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Trailer Park Boys: The Movie

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Trivia
Its $1.3 million opening weekend is the highest ever for an English-language Canadian film, beating the previous record holder Men with Brooms (2002) at $1 million (all quotes in Canadian dollars).

Goofs
During the parking-meter robbery attempt Ricky takes Cory's shirt to wipe his hands and face. The next shot as Ricky's car rushes past, Cory has his shirt again and in the following shot Cory is again shirtless on the sidewalk.

Quotes
Ricky: Fuck this court. Fuck Jim Lahey. Fuck Randy. Fuck those two idiot cops right there. Fuck suit dummies; as a matter of fact fuck legal aid. Fuck Danny and Terry's Buffalo Chicken Wings. Fuck all the old wood in here. Fuck the moon, fuck corn on the cob, fuck squirrels. Fuck me, fuck you, fuck everything!

Connections
Edited into Trailer Park Boys: The Movie - Behind the Scenes (2006)

Soundtracks
Big Dirty Drums
Written & Performed by Blain Morris & Hampton Kelly
Courtesy of TPB Productions Ltd.

User reviews58

Featured review

7/10

TPB Screening - Sept 11th

I caught the private screening hosted by Ivan Reitman on Sept 11th in Toronto. I enjoyed the movie a lot. I was mostly impressed with Rob Wells and Mike Smith, who really stepped up their performances for the big screen. Any fans of the show will surely like the movie, so be sure to check it out. It's tough to say whether the movie will gain fans outside of Canada, but let's keep in mind that Canadian movies like Porky's and Meatballs did so I wouldn't be surprised if TPB:The Movie obtains the same cult-like fan base. As a side note, I was surprised by the amount of T & A used. I could see how it was added much in the same way comedy movies from the 1980s used it to pacify the audience. I'm still undecided about whether or not it was necessary and it may have taken away from the inside- tone of the show's/movie's concept.