Not a bad hangover to wake up to

Rating: 7/10 (19 November 2014)

When The Hangover came out, I thought it was just another sex comedy movie, not realizing how funny the movie was. Here with number 3, this isn't a bad Hangover to end the trilogy, though I guess a 4th, wouldn't go astray somewhere down the track. In ill favor of a lot of other people's responses, I found this one the funniest, though I guess there were certain bits lacking in it to the first. Looking back on the third one, the only one I saw at the cinema, me and my friend, the only two at this session, I would kind of pass it off as kind of cheesy cheesy, but this has everything, some twists, some rather serious moments, hand gliding, and many many laugh's. Check out Allan's operatic voice, an undiscovered talent, or the unforgettably priceless start when Alan's illegally hauling a Giraffe. I won't tell you what happens to the Giraffe, but it's not pleasant. Why transporting Allen to a mental facility, on the count of him being a recluse, sponger, or just being a plain 42 year old idiot, The Wolf Pack encounter some trouble with some big guns headed by John Goodman, an actor who just keeps impressing me now. They are after Mr Chow, who's escaped from a tight prison (ha ha) where they kidnap one of the pack (have a guess which one) so we must find Mr Chow. Not an easy thing. I couldn't understand why so many people panned this one, honestly, I was querulous. Alan even finds his love, and to the final goodbye between Mr Chow and Alan, almost brought a tear to my eye. If a Hangover fan and haven't seen it, don't be put off, though I still know you gonna see it, or get around to it, and you should. Too, another wedding awaits.