3 Geezers! 2013
"It’s Cocoon meets The Hangover in this hilarious romp through the golden years."
Director Michelle Schumacher's 2013 comedy 3 Geezers! (2013) follows actor J. Kimball as he dives deep into research for an upcoming film role, only to find himself tangled in the unexpected energy of a seniors' home.
Director: Michelle Schumacher
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is 3 Geezers! (2013) about?
The movie follows actor J. Kimball as he researches aging for a role and lands in the middle of a prank war at a retirement home. After getting outsmarted, he teams up with his friends for a hilarious revenge plot that turns his perceptions upside down.
Who directed 3 Geezers!?
3 Geezers! was directed by Michelle Schumacher, marking her feature debut with this lighthearted comedy.
Who stars in 3 Geezers!?
The film stars J.K. Simmons, Tim Allen, Scott Caan, Kevin Pollak, and Randy Couture as the core ensemble.
Is 3 Geezers! (2013) worth watching?
If you enjoy ensemble comedies with a twist on generational stereotypes, 3 Geezers! delivers breezy laughs in under 90 minutes. While not a blockbuster, its sharp cast and breezy tone make it a solid pick for fans of situational humor.
How long is 3 Geezers!?
The film runs 81 minutes, making it a perfect short comedy for a quick watch.
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About 3 Geezers! (2013) — A comedy about Hollywood, seniors, and the ultimate prank war
Director Michelle Schumacher's 2013 comedy 3 Geezers! (2013) follows actor J. Kimball as he dives deep into research for an upcoming film role, only to find himself tangled in the unexpected energy of a seniors' home. His journey begins at The Coconuts convalescent center, where the residents quickly flip his stereotypes of elderly life into playful chaos. After a few pranks leave him baffled, Kimball rallies his Hollywood pals for an over-the-top counterattack that spirals into pure mayhem.
The film blends lighthearted absurdity with surprisingly sharp observations about perception and aging, all wrapped in a breezy 81-minute runtime. With a lively cast led by J.K. Simmons, Tim Allen, and Scott Caan, Schumacher crafts a comedy that feels like a sun-drenched mash-up of generational misunderstandings and wild revenge schemes. Expect plenty of laughs, a few surprises, and a reminder that youth isn't always what it seems.