The DVD offers the usual extra fare: deleted scenes, outtakes, and extended scenes. In addition, an alternate ending is included. Unlike the original ending, which was drawn out and predictable, the alternate ending is much shorter and funnier. It's too bad they didn't use that one instead.
If you're in the mood to watch a group of law enforcement officers challenge each other to a maple syrup drinking contest and other shenanigans, check out Super Troopers, and get ready to laugh until tears stream down your face. Go to your local video store and rent it right meow!
Title: Supertroopers
Year: 2001
Director: Jay Chandrasekhar
Starring Cast: Jay Chandrasekhar, Kevin Heffernan, Steve Lemme, Paul Soter, Erik Stolhanske
Rated: R
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Article comments
1 - T. Rigney
Broken Lizard has yet to top this film. Club Dread came close, but was ultimately too familiar to be anything other than forgettable. Bill Paxton is great, however.
2 - Kaonashi
T. Rigney- I haven't seen Club Dread, but I recently watched Beerfest, and it wasn't nearly as good as Super Troopers (which I'll be reviewing sometime soon). I hope that the upcoming Super Troopers II brings back the magic from this movie.
3 - Lisa McKay
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4 - Kaonashi
Cool! Thank you.
5 - Rob
It was entertaining, but I wasn't laughing as hard as all of the hype led me to believe I would be. This film certainly has a huge cult following though. I hear people quoting lines from the film or playing the meow game all of the time. Maybe I shouldn't have been sober when I watched it. I'll smoke a few and watch it again.
6 - Kaonashi
Rob- I was perfectly sober when I watched "Super Troopers" and I still laughed heartily at most of the jokes. As I mentioned, many of the jokes are silly and juvenile, but if you accept that from the beginning, I think you'd enjoy the movie more.