The Hangover Part III

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There are lots of laughs old and new surprises high octane comedy action drama don't listen to the other reviews its a lot of Zach Galifianakis maybe they don't like him I don't know they don't know what they are talking about maybe they where hung over also but really it is stupid but stupid brilliant it was funny start to finish unlike the last hangover s where they fill the beginning with fluff then had a strong finish laugh the whole time once again good tempo short & sweat jam packed with comedy gold in my opinion go see it trust me all in all a good end to a good comedy trilogy wait for end credits of course its the hangover

The Hangover Part III The easiest way to cope with a hangover is to build your tolerance by becoming a full-blown alcoholic. Unfortunately, there are no libations in this comedy to binge upon. When he goes off his medication, Alan (Zach Galifianakis) causes a disaster that subsequently kills his father. Asked to escort him to rehab, his brother-in-law Doug (Justin Bartha) and his friends Phil (Bradley Cooper) and Stu (Ed Helms) drive Alan to Arizona. However, a kingpin (John Goodman) commanders their vehicle, takes Doug hostage, and orders them to bring him Mr. Chow (Ken Jeong). But to do that they must help Mr. Chow steal millions. The final installment of the series, Part III is more of a teetotaling manhunt for an annoying character than it is the hair-of-the-dog comedy the franchise started as. Furthermore, to prevent hangovers, after every drink at the bar: take 2 aspirins and eat a stack of pancakes. Red Light vidiotreviews.blogspot.com

About as good as the first two. Here we mix up the formula a bit by it not actually being about a hang over but the boys' past coming back to haunt them. The same splendid hijinks (this time with an emphasis on Mr Wu), it may be a little predictable at times but the pacing, performances and humour are all as good as ever. It also rounds off the trilogy with a good message about growing up and remaining loyal to friends.