No better way to end this trilogy

Rating: 8/10 (3 June 2013)

I entered the theater without having any expectation. Reading all the reviews floating around the internet is a good way to shed all the expectations you could have for this movie. I liked Hangover part II even though the reviews were bad. So, there was a small hope that I could like this one but not much. I really enjoyed the movie and came out of theater wondering what all the negative reviews were about.
The movie moves away from the regular hangover template. Storyline is pretty much clear from the trailers. The two halves are at two different ends of the spectrum. The first half is a laugh riot with all the characters chipping in with their share of wit though Zach and Ken Jeong are responsible for most of the laughs. A couple of jokes fall flat. But most of them work well.
The second half has its funny moments but is serious for most of the part. There is romance, there is sentiment which you don't usually find in hangover movies. But all those scenes are justified as you have to tie all the lose ends if you have to end a trilogy. Movie scores well technically. Cinematography is splendid and is the best in all the 3 movies. Music could have been better at certain places though it was good for the rest of the movie.
To summarize, this is a good ending to the trilogy. There are flaws but you can't just dump this movie based on that. It is completely enjoyable and I will surely watch it again.