Taste the same as chewing wax, Reivew on The Hangover Part II

It’s almost exactly the same as the development of the first story. This joke is a bit new to watch once, and it’s just like watching too much. It’s not funny. Zach Galifianakis is a little out of state, his famous "neurotic" comedy. The way of acting is inexplicable without paying attention. His level in this film is to linger between the two. Ed Helms' performance is too exaggerated, and the emotions are too abrupt several times. Could the ending of the story be different. Reunion will be better. . .
Compared with the story of the film, what is more interesting is the cast: Director Li Ang’s son Li Chun played the role of the bride’s brother in the film; the tattoo artist in the film was originally played by Mel Gibson, but in the end he gave up the role. He was replaced by Liam Neeson. But when Liam Neeson finished filming his part and entered the post-editing period, director Todd Phillips hoped that Liam Neeson would be able to remake it. However, at that time, Liam Neeson had already entered the "Clash of the Gods 2". During the filming, he couldn't get out and had to delete all of his shots. In the end, Nick Kasowitz made up these scenes. . .

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