Better because here the main spoken language is Luxembourgish, with some French and even a few sentences in Portuguese sprinkled in, which is more in line with the actual general linguistic situation in Luxembourg at least when you're a Luxembourger.
While still silly with its many funny and relatable language expressions and slightly surrealistic situations, this film is more sombre and sad than its two predecessors. It's probably a film of mourning dedicated to Thierry van Wervecke who played Jacques Guddebuer/Johnny Chicago in the two previous films and who died the year before Trouble No More was released.
To sum it up, while this film will never reach the cult classic status of Troublemaker, it's still nice to watch.
While still silly with its many funny and relatable language expressions and slightly surrealistic situations, this film is more sombre and sad than its two predecessors. It's probably a film of mourning dedicated to Thierry van Wervecke who played Jacques Guddebuer/Johnny Chicago in the two previous films and who died the year before Trouble No More was released.
To sum it up, while this film will never reach the cult classic status of Troublemaker, it's still nice to watch.
