Just like the first "Hangover", this one is Destined to Achieve Cult Status in the Pantheons of R-rated Comedies

Rating: 8/10 (6 June 2013)

Rating: 3.9/5 stars Reviewed by: Dare Devil Kid (DDK)
The blow hot-blow cold taste of the second installment has been completely washed away and we are fortunately left with evocative memories of the classic comedy of the first "Hangover". This film is quintessential R-rated hilarity at its sublime best. The kind of comedy that can even make absurdity look believable and flaws look inconsequential, just because it's so damn funny!
Moreover, the film accomplishes the arduous task of never falling into the trap of vulgarity or going overboard with its expletive words and gratuitous obscenity - a fate suffered by many adult comedies just for the sake of extracting a few forced guffaws. Now I'm certainly no prude, and I love nothing more than some good R-rated fun, replete with abusive words, wicked scenes and a bit of obscenity thrown in for good measure. But good measure is what needs to be stressed on. It's when these gimmicks go overboard for lack of good content, inability to script funny scenes, or a dearth of hilarious dialogs and performances, that R- rated fun becomes an "Un"-rated torment. Well, that being said, lets continue with the praises for this delightfully side-splitting film.
"Hangover Part 3" is overflowing with laugh-out-loud moments and hysterically funny dialogs, that are backed by the effortless comic timing of Bradley Cooper, the adorable goofiness of Ed Helms, the pseudo-flamboyance of John Goodman, and the devious wickedness of Ken Jeong (Mr. Chow) coupled wit his one-of-a-kind China-man accent.
But, finally, it's Zach Galifianakis who completely steals the show from the first frame to the last. Make no mistake, "Hangover Part 3" is Galifianakis' film out-and-out, and he potently shoulders it, proving, that in the end, its talent that ultimately talks in cinema and nothing else.
P.S.:- Remember to stay back after the end credits start rolling. There's one last sequence you are treated to - like a final swansong to the "Wolf Pack". In fact it just might be the best after credits sequence yet, and it plays out more like a minute long short film. You also don't need to wait that long. A little bit into the credits, and this brilliant sequence pops up.