said it was a dark horse work in comedy films.
Some groggy midnight, I looked for it, but
I didn't expect it to be sleepless, and
it kept the camel giggling until dawn.
At present, the most unbearable thing about comedy films
is to forcefully lower the IQ of the audience
to cater to gimmicks that have long been hyped to the point of rottenness,
or a hodgepodge of shit that has no lower limit.
"The Hangover" does a good job of avoiding that,
making it hard to guess what's going to happen next,
without being so disgusting that you lose the desire to be curious.
At the same time, this work for male audiences has
thoroughly studied the stimulation of male hormones, and
the Las Vegas adventure from the beginning to the end is
really powerful.
The debut of the boxing champion Tyson is undoubtedly the finishing touch, and
continues to make the boys full of fascinated and moved.
To be able to make a comedy so pure,
so ups and downs, so heartwarming,
this work is indeed worthy of the name of the dark horse!
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