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Standing on the Shoulders of Kitties

“The Bubbles and the Shitrockers Story”

2024
1h 50m
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Overview

Bubbles and his band, The Shitrockers, embark on a European rock tour and earn a spot opening for Billy Bob Thornton and the Boxmasters. However, after traveling from Nova Scotia to Prague, they're kicked off the tour and must resort to busking to survive and find a way back home. Ricky and Julian must figure out how to make their dreams come true again — if that’s still possible.

Cast

12 people

Audience Opinions

Audience 7.2/10
"A quirky, music-driven comedy with heart, but uneven pacing and a scattered narrative hold it back from greatness."

The film’s charm lies in its offbeat humor and the chemistry among the cast, particularly the returning *Trailer Park Boys* trio, who deliver their signature antics with renewed energy. However, the story struggles to maintain focus, jumping between musical numbers and plot threads without always landing the punchlines. Some viewers appreciate its bold, irreverent style, while others find it too chaotic for its own good.

What viewers praise
  • Strong cast chemistry The dynamic between Mike Smith, Robb Wells, and John Paul Tremblay shines, bringing back the beloved *Trailer Park Boys* vibe with fresh energy.
  • Unique musical elements The integration of music, including appearances by Ronnie Wood, adds a fun, unexpected layer to the comedy.
  • Bold, irreverent humor The film’s willingness to embrace absurdity and raunchiness resonates with fans of unconventional comedies.
  • Nostalgic appeal *Trailer Park Boys* fans appreciate the return of familiar characters and the show’s signature humor.
Common complaints
  • Scattered narrative The plot feels disjointed, with too many subplots that don’t always connect smoothly.
  • Uneven pacing Some scenes drag while others rush, making the film feel inconsistent in its rhythm.
  • Over-the-top humor The raunchy and absurd jokes don’t land for everyone, alienating viewers who prefer subtler comedy.
  • Underdeveloped side characters Supporting roles, including high-profile cameos, often feel underutilized or out of place.
Recommended for
Trailer Park Boys fans Lovers of raunchy comedies Music-comedy enthusiasts Fans of absurdist humor Indie comedy seekers