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Critics Consensus: Less a comedy than an angrily dark action thriller, The Hangover Part III diverges from the series' rote formula but offers nothing compelling in its place.
Critic Consensus: Less a comedy than an angrily dark action thriller, The Hangover Part III diverges from the series' rote formula but offers nothing compelling in its place.
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Where's Mike Tyson when you need him?
Among the movie's built-in problems are the fact that Galifianakis' character is more pathetic than amusing...
This final installment in the party-boy franchise... wisely drops the narrative gimmick of alcohol-induced amnesia that made the first movie so unusual and the second its pallid copy.
An excessively violent action comedy that handily manages the tough task of feeling at once tired and aggressively heartless.
If only what happened in Vegas had stayed in Vegas.
This third installment could easily be dismissed as too little, too late, if only it weren't in fact too much, too late.
Not as funny as The Hangover, which was a sui generis film no one could replicate, but better than The Hangover Part II, which stuck too close to the story of the original.
The film perhaps stays most true to its namesake when I realize I have already forgotten much of it just days after seeing it.
The Wolfpack have earned this final bow.
Part III was an improvement on Part II, mainly because it wasn't a carbon copy of the original, but it's still pretty well a dud.
... if director and co-writer Todd Phillips didn't run this once clever idea into the ground the first two times, he definitely did it the third time with THE HANGOVER PART III.
If you loved The Hangover but loathed its nastier, cruder, non-hilarious sequel - apart from that quite amusing monkey - you'd be right to approach this threequel with caution.
A lazy attempt at something different from the previous films, departing so much from them in every way possible that it can't even justify being part of the same franchise - and it is odious, unoriginal and unforgivably unfunny, with each awful joke worse than the one before.
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It's not that bad as I'd feared it to be. Sometimes, low expectations help the ratings.
An outrageously enjoyable and wickedly hilarious movie. A terrific and near perfect ending to a wild and insanely funny trilogy. It creates its own beast and dose not recycle the material like the last picture and works very well. Director, Todd Phillips comes back to the directors chair crafting another comic classic, with his script and great and gifted cast who bring in the energy and chemistry that made this series work. A hysterically funny, action-packed and epic conclusion. You will fall out of your seat laughing and enjoying yourself from start to finish. Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms, Justin Bartha and Zach Galifianakis are absolutely brilliant together, once again they shine with their excellent chemistry and shine as pure comic gold. Ken Jeong is hilarious. John Goodman is terrific. An ridiculously entertaining movie that's nothing but a good time from start to finish.
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