Nice Way to Conclude the Trilogy

Rating: 7/10 (26 December 2014)

I'm usually not a fan of comedies that have trilogies but this one was funny. This is an Alan (Zach Galifianakis) centric film and if you didn't think he was funny in the first two Hangovers, then you won't like him in this film. I understand why some people were not a fan and its mainly because the plot was darker than the first two films. *spoiler alert* there were at least three deaths in the movie. Also, Bradley Cooper was very serious throughout the movie. I believe it's because he's done so many dramas back to back that it's hard to snap back into comedy. Plus, Stu (Ed Helms) didn't have any craziness (i.e. missing a tooth, face tattoo, marrying/ sleeping with strippers) happening to him either (unless you count the ending credits).
I should rephrase this, the dialogue in this film is funny but the scenes were not set up to be funny. For example, there was not a lot of physical comedy nor craziness but the way that Alan and the other cast members interacted with each other was hilarious. In the first film, they had a hangover and that whole movie was them retracing their steps. In this film, it picks up from a small part in the first film and *spoiler alert* there isn't a hangover, they aren't retracing their steps but they are using clues to track people down in order to save Doug.
This film has good cameos, and the writers do a good job with tying up loose ends and concluding everything. I highly doubt there will be a fourth film but if there is, I doubt Bradley or Ed would be in it because their performance seemed like their heart wasn't into it like the first film.