The Hangover Part III

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Diego P @Sakuta01003 4d Chow outdid himself, this is his movie and I love that, he stole it perfectly. See more Jack S @Thebigreview May 27 The film starts of very strong and you are thinking it would be like the last 2 pretty funny. But you hope that it will correct the second movies mistake of it going beat by beat like the original and then it takes it way too fucking far by there not even being a hangover in a movie called the hangover See more Zane T @ZaneThind May 8 While this third installment is better than the second one, it still falls short of the first movie. This definitely has its funny moments but instead if being the comedy we love, it's just a crime thriller like the second one. Also, why was Jade's payoff in this film instead of the second one? Her story with Stu should've been more in-depth in the second one, I'm glad that she got some sort of payoff but it should've been done in Part II and better. Zach Galifianakis and Ken Jeong are also just unbearable at this point. And it started from the second film as well. I know there was a tease for Part IV but after these two sequels thank god we don't have a Part IV still. This also should've been the foreshadow of how Todd Phillips is not great with sequels and I am saying this because I'm one of the many that saw Joker 2. With how bad that movie was, we all should've seen it coming with these two Hangover sequels. See more Orpheus 1 @RT43963049 Apr 20 The third installment of this series is just a caricature of what the first one was. It leans more towards action but the mix feels wrong, and the comedy falls flat. The dialogues are bad and not funny, Alan is more obnoxious than ever, to the point where no sane person would ever tolerate him (not to mention leave him alone with a small child, ever!). Even if you liked the second one, you can skip this one! See more Chris P @Xiao_Proxies Apr 14 The Hangover Part III takes a different approach by ditching the blackout mystery formula in favor of a more straightforward rescue mission. While this shift could have been refreshing, it ultimately leaves the film feeling less unique and less funny than its predecessors. The stakes are higher, but the laughs are fewer. One of the film's biggest issues is Alan. Once a standout comedic force, his character here becomes increasingly grating and less likable, dragging down scenes that should have had more energy. The pacing also suffers, with fewer surprises and a heavier tone that doesn't quite match the franchise's origins. Still, it's not a bad movie. The chemistry among the trio remains intact, and some sequences deliver solid entertainment. As a conclusion, it ties things up well, but it's a quiet goodbye instead of the wild finale fans might have hoped for. See more Manan J @RT64452712 Apr 13 No hangover. No rules. Just one last ride—and it goes out swinging. Instead of repeating the formula from The Hangover and The Hangover Part II, this one flips the script. Less mystery, more madness—with actual stakes this time. Zach Galifianakis steals the show again, turning Alan into the center of the chaos, while Bradley Cooper and Ed Helms balance the insanity with just enough control to keep things grounded. It’s darker, more action-driven, and doesn’t rely on the same "wake up and figure it out" formula. Risky move—but it pays off. The humor hits differently, but the energy never drops. Final Verdict: Not the same formula—and that’s exactly why it works as a finale. Cinema wins. Mediocrity loses. See more Read all reviews

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