In general, the additions around the fringes of Trailer Park Boys don't quite live up to the main series, with TPB: The Movie doing little to establish itself as anything especially different.
Utilising the same format, with noticeably superior visuals for the big screen, a plot is put together that could probably be stripped back and contained within a couple of episodes. The same humour and characters that fans love, it does stay true to itself, as daft and profane as always.
Not necessary viewing to follow the overall story of the series; a few plot points are explained, plus the last inclusion of Trevor as a character. Fans will undoubtedly enjoy this, plus its an easy introduction to the characters for someone who hasn't seen the series, but as a standalone film it brings nothing particularly memorable.
Utilising the same format, with noticeably superior visuals for the big screen, a plot is put together that could probably be stripped back and contained within a couple of episodes. The same humour and characters that fans love, it does stay true to itself, as daft and profane as always.
Not necessary viewing to follow the overall story of the series; a few plot points are explained, plus the last inclusion of Trevor as a character. Fans will undoubtedly enjoy this, plus its an easy introduction to the characters for someone who hasn't seen the series, but as a standalone film it brings nothing particularly memorable.