Pies and Guys

In this classic Three Stooges short, Moe, Larry, and Shemp find themselves entangled in a chaotic situation involving a pie factory and a mysterious detective. They attempt to unravel a plot while inadvertently causing mayhem, leading to a series of hilarious slapstick routines and mistaken identities.

Pies and Guys is generally well-regarded among Three Stooges fans for its classic slapstick humor and the trio's signature antics. While not as critically acclaimed as some of their earlier work, it is appreciated for its energetic pacing and memorable gags.

• Praised for its fast-paced slapstick and the Stooges' predictable but enjoyable physical comedy.

• Cited as a solid example of the trio's later work, delivering on the expected brand of chaotic humor.

• Some viewers find the plot thin but are satisfied by the abundance of gags and the cast's chemistry.

Google audience: Audience reviews often highlight the nostalgic appeal and the reliable humor associated with The Three Stooges. Fans generally enjoy the physical comedy and the simple, gag-driven nature of the short.

This short film was one of the last produced under the Columbia Pictures contract for The Three Stooges, marking the end of an era for their theatrical shorts.