It Works Because It Relates ♦ 75%

Rating: 8/10 (8 June 2013)

I feel bad because it has ended. One of the coolest trilogies. Dandy characters. I'll miss the wolf-pack. 7.5/10.
The setup continues and this time it's all based on Chow. I loved Stu's performance among the three in this installment. Alan's demeanor is lovable and it has lots of twists in store for you. The plot is kinda weaker than the prequels. It slightly gives an impression that it was made-up. The things that Part 3 misses is the originality, humor intensity and adventures. It lacks the latter a bit much. Also, the prevention of nudity, sex & drug abuse is quite a good approach to end the franchise. Nice.
Music is, as always, good. Screenplay is good. The second half being more lively, I enjoyed the movie to the fullest because every time it shows a flashback, I experienced goosebumps. Lovely. I won't reprimand much for its goofs, illogical sequences & timid writing, because the idea itself is worth an applaud. Good job, Todd Phillips & crew!
BOTTOM LINE: A watchable sequel, but not a laugh riot. If you've enjoyed the series, this is a must watch. Otherwise, Part 1 is 10/10 & Part 2 is 9/10.
Can be watched with a typical Indian family? NO
Profanity: Mediocre | Sex: No; Implied | Vulgarity: Mediocre | Foreplay/Mouth-Kiss: Mild | Porn: Very Mild | Nudity: Mediocre | Violence: Strong | Gore: Strong | Alcohol: Mediocre | Smoking: Mild | Drugs: Very Mild