Watch Trailer Park Boys: Say Goodnight to the Bad Guys

Trailer Park Boys: Say Goodnight to the Bad Guys is a feature-length comedy film directed by series creator Mike Clattenburg and starring the original cast of the popular Canadian mockumentary television show, Trailer Park Boys. The film was released in 2008 and is the third installment of the franchise. The movie opens with a nostalgic flashback to the early days of Sunnyvale Trailer Park, where the main cast of characters Ricky, Julian, and Bubbles were just starting their journey as small-time criminals. As the film progresses, we see the characters settled into their familiar roles as they attempt to pull off one final big heist and retire for good.

However, things quickly spiral out of control when their plan goes awry, and they find themselves in even deeper trouble than before. Meanwhile, the park's new management team, led by their old nemesis Lahey and his sidekick Randy, are determined to rid Sunnyvale of its criminal element once and for all.

The film's humor is largely derived from the absurdity of the characters' situations and their bumbling attempts to navigate them. Fans of the series will be pleased to see the return of many beloved recurring characters, including Mr. Lahey, Randy, and Lucy.

One of the standout performances in the film comes from John Dunsworth as Mr. Lahey, who delivers many of the movie's funniest moments with his over-the-top antics and drunken tirades. Dunsworth's chemistry with his on-screen partner Randy, played by Patrick Roach, is another highlight of the film.

Another standout performance comes from Mike Smith as Bubbles, who brings a sense of heart and sincerity to his humorous portrayal of the character. While Ricky and Julian are often played for laughs, Bubbles serves as a more emotional anchor for the story, and Smith's performance brings depth to the character that keeps him from being just another comedic foil.

Overall, Trailer Park Boys: Say Goodnight to the Bad Guys is a fun and entertaining movie that will please fans of the series. The film's humor may not be for everyone, as it can be quite crude and irreverent at times, but those who enjoy the show's brand of comedy are sure to have a good time. While the film may not quite reach the heights of the series' best episodes, it's a solid and satisfying final chapter for the characters of Sunnyvale Trailer Park.