The hangover: Movie Review
A piercingly funny, twisted "whatever-happens-in-Vegas" caper.
Starring: Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms, Zach Galifianakis, Justin Bartha, Jeffrey Tambor, Rachel Harris, Heather Graham, Rob Riggle
Director: Todd Phillips
A couple of days before his wedding, Doug and his three buddies head to Vegas for a head out for a night of debauchery whose reminiscent is gonna haunt them for the rest of their lives.They wake up the next day, suffering with Amnesia and pounding headache, not even having the faintest of what happened that night. Their luxurious suit is in shambles and the bride has disappeared without any trace.Running out of time and clues, they must retrace the their decisions the night before in order to figure out what went wrong and help the groom get back to Los Angels for his wedding. But unfortunately the more they uncover the more they are getting entangled in the mystery that surrounds them and realize that they are in some deep shit.This movie doesnt have any
Star studded cast or recognized team, but still it creates a buzz in the old fashioned way: by being line by line hilarious with nut crackers.The movie is based on the templates of "road trip" and also a few bits n pieces from "one crazy night" . The movie mantra used to bring about the success was to keep the audiences guessing as the mystery unravels in the real time. This is definitely the strength of the movie as both the audience and the characters confusion culminates the hilarity level. Even though the movies goes in a narrative style, I really wonder how many flicks would have clicked as good as this.Really this is as good as a movie can get.The movie has a great sense of pacing for the most part, and manages to keep upping the ante and increasing the energy level along the way.The bottom line is that The Hangover is a great movie to watch with a crowd, and by the time it reaches the soon-to-be-legendary end credits, there’s a strong chance you and everyone around you will be rolling in the aisles.i really cant come in terms with the censors to go for a R-rating, but i guess i need to leave that part to the experts. Believe me this is one trip to the theater you definitely dont wanna skip. So wat are you waitin fo...grab your ticket & laugh your intestines out. Oh and if u liked it,plz don forget to post your comments here!!
Starring: Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms, Zach Galifianakis, Justin Bartha, Jeffrey Tambor, Rachel Harris, Heather Graham, Rob Riggle
Director: Todd Phillips
A couple of days before his wedding, Doug and his three buddies head to Vegas for a head out for a night of debauchery whose reminiscent is gonna haunt them for the rest of their lives.They wake up the next day, suffering with Amnesia and pounding headache, not even having the faintest of what happened that night. Their luxurious suit is in shambles and the bride has disappeared without any trace.Running out of time and clues, they must retrace the their decisions the night before in order to figure out what went wrong and help the groom get back to Los Angels for his wedding. But unfortunately the more they uncover the more they are getting entangled in the mystery that surrounds them and realize that they are in some deep shit.This movie doesnt have any
Star studded cast or recognized team, but still it creates a buzz in the old fashioned way: by being line by line hilarious with nut crackers.The movie is based on the templates of "road trip" and also a few bits n pieces from "one crazy night" . The movie mantra used to bring about the success was to keep the audiences guessing as the mystery unravels in the real time. This is definitely the strength of the movie as both the audience and the characters confusion culminates the hilarity level. Even though the movies goes in a narrative style, I really wonder how many flicks would have clicked as good as this.Really this is as good as a movie can get.The movie has a great sense of pacing for the most part, and manages to keep upping the ante and increasing the energy level along the way.The bottom line is that The Hangover is a great movie to watch with a crowd, and by the time it reaches the soon-to-be-legendary end credits, there’s a strong chance you and everyone around you will be rolling in the aisles.i really cant come in terms with the censors to go for a R-rating, but i guess i need to leave that part to the experts. Believe me this is one trip to the theater you definitely dont wanna skip. So wat are you waitin fo...grab your ticket & laugh your intestines out. Oh and if u liked it,plz don forget to post your comments here!!
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