The Hangover 3 is probably the worst in the trilogy, even losing out to the lack-luster 2nd instalment that everyone found to be too dull and boring.

Rating: Null/10 (21 October 2013)

The Hangover 3 is the conclusion to the trilogy. The story revolves around Alan, who has been off his medication for awhile and is up to a lot of bizarre Behaviour. The Wolf Pack, which consists of his friends Stu, Doug and Phil, takes Alan on a road trip to Arizona to get some help, only for them to get stopped by Marshall. Marshall is after his half of precious gold that Leslie Chow stole from him, and taking Doug as insurance, he tells the rest of the wolf pack that they must get Chow and his half of the gold to Marshall in three days or else Doug will die. How are the Wolf Pack involved, you ask? Well, you need to watch to find out. That's if, you can survive the first 20 minutes.
The Hangover 3 is probably the worst in the trilogy, even losing out to the lack-luster 2nd instalment that everyone found to be too dull and boring. The Hangover 3 manages to take away most of the comedy aspect of the first two and turn it into a dark thriller, which some may find a little bit too much to handle. The film manages to let you know what your in for in the first 5 minutes, with Alan driving with Giraffe on the highway only for him to decapitate it and cause a big accident. The scene is probably the funniest thing about the film, but even than, the scene wasn't even funny.
The first hangover is probably one of the funniest movies I've ever seen, so to top that would be impossible. The Hangover 2, while at least tried to be wildly funny, was basically the same as the first The Hangover, but had nothing much to offer. The third strays away from "The Hangover" formula and goes into a less comedic, more thriller type film. The film fails in that aspect and makes us wish the series ended after the first.
I bought this film thinking I was going to get something funny. I love the first Hangover and could tolerate the second, but I didn't know this film would be this dull. It had nothing going for it, and concentrated too much on Leslie Chow and Alan, who may have stole the show in the first Hangover, but you get tired of them in this one. Maybe you can't have too much of a good thing.
Grade: D