Hilarious movie! The best of the Hangover trilogy.

Rating: 10/10 (6 June 2013)

The Hangover Part III continues with the misadventures of the Wolfpack consisting of, Phil(Bradley Cooper), Stu(Ed Helms) & Alan(Zach Galifianakis). After Alan's father passes away, Phil, Stu & Doug(Justin Bartha) decide to take Alan to a rehabilitation center to address his mental instability. However, in true 'Hangover' fashion things go awry & they are chased down by an angry gangster named Marshall(John Goodman). He tells them that Mr. Chow(Ken Jeong), stole 21 million dollars worth of gold from him & that the Wolfpack has to find him. Marshall takes Doug as insurance to ensure that the Wolfpack brings him Chow.
I would like to start by saying, what's with all the bad reviews? This was an extremely funny & entertaining movie. It's not supposed to be a masterpiece or a classic. It's just a fun time pass flick & I think people should watch it that way. People who didn't like it, should get a sense of humor. I liked the fact that this time around, the makers didn't follow the same formula of the guys getting hungover, one of them's missing & they frantically search for him. In fact, in this movie the Wolfpack's not even hungover! As usual, the highlight of the film was Alan. Zach Galifianakis does an outstanding job in portraying him. Bradley Cooper is brilliant as Phil. Ed Helms is great as Stu. Justin Bartha is spectacular as Doug. Ken Jeong is hysterical as Mr. Chow. Chow was also given more importance in this film. John Goodman is impressive as Marshall. Melissa McCarthy is hilarious as Cassie. Heather Graham is effective as Jade. Mike Epps is effective as Black Doug. Sasha Baresse, Jamie Chung, Gillian Vigman & Sondra Currie are effective as Tracy, Lauren, Stephanie & Linda respectively. Last but not the least, Jeffrey Tambor was great in his cameo, as Sid. The Hangover Part III is the funniest movie of the year so far. Stick around for the post credits scene, which may very well be the funniest scene in the film!