Hangover "The Hangover" is undoubtedly the most recent Hollywood R Synonymous with class comedy. After the world's boiling first episode and the sequel that was disappointed by word-of-mouth and still popular at the box office, this series of confusion and mistakes through alcohol and drugs, amnesia, and mistakes finally ushered in the final chapter. Regardless of the word-of-mouth, the laughter on the scene shows that many audiences still need out-of-the-ordinary tastes or even heavy-tasting jokes to have fun, especially in theaters.
The similarity between the first two parts laid the foundation for the series: on the eve of the wedding, the best man brothers of the wolfpack and the groom party together to bid farewell to singles. Unexpectedly, he only woke up to discover the earth-shaking changes, especially the disappearance of a person who decided the success or failure of the wedding. Yu Dang began to recall the situation of tracing people to save the night before. Their specific division of labor is that the strange flower Alan causes the disaster, and Stu is the craziest and worst after psychedelic, handsome Phil organizes to clean up the mess, and Doug obediently focuses on soy sauce.
Obviously, the older child Alan is Mr. Key. His good intentions and extraordinary thinking dominate the origin and aftermath of the hangover incident. However, there is another wild supporting actor Chow, who has gradually affected the overall situation from the first one. In this part, Chow begins to play the leading role and becomes the main line. He is the character the wolfpack is anxiously looking for. The bigger change is that the wedding, hangover and amnesia elements of the old routine have disappeared. However, to complete the task within the lower limit of the gunpoint of the gangsters, they have been sober-minded, not less troublesome but bigger.
Although the director changed the setting, I believe most die-hard fans will be satisfied with this finale. In the scene, there are both the starting point for Las Vegas to return to the first film and the exoticism of Mexico corresponding to the second film. In terms of plot, the opening side plot can already be full of laughter. In the main line, Chow, who is cunning and unlimited, has changed from a former friend to an opponent, which is obviously more headache. In terms of connotation, the wolfpack's friendship continued to sublimate, and after so many years, the least reliable people also showed signs of maturity. Yes, there will be regrets in "The Hangover" without a hangover. Then please pay attention to the easter eggs behind the subtitles. It is estimated that you are likely to have a few catchphrases and wonder if this is really over.
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