Shock Humor, Stale plot, All around dumb.

Rating: 2/10 (2 June 2011)

This is a prime example of how success can kill a franchise. The sequel to The Hangover is nothing more than a rushed, thoughtless, cash in on the first movie's success.
The plot is exactly the same as the first movie, they literally try to recreate every scene from the first movie, and thats no exaggeration, only now its set in Bangcock (and yes they joke about the name).
No character development is present in the span of these two films, in fact they seem to regress into even bigger idiots this time around. Alan has gone from a well meaning man-child to an obsessive, crybaby, asshole. Phil has no identifiable change at all, and Stu basically repeats the same character development that he did in the first film all over again.
The "Wolfpack" (which is what they constantly refer to themselves as) gets drugged by Alan again, and loses a friend again, forgets the night before again, meets up with Chow again, and has to piece the night together again. Stu cheats on his girl again (with a man this time, I didn't know muscle relaxers and ADD meds could turn you gay.), scars himself again, and even sings a little song again. But they finally find their friend at the zero hour again, rush back to the wedding again, Stu makes a big scene again, but the wedding goes on anyway again, Mike Tysons cameos again, and the movie ends with them looking at the pics on the camera again.
I give this movie a 2 just because Ken Jeong has an occasional funny line. Don't waste your money.