| Users review: Hangover Part II (2013) * 1/2 (out of 4) man if you thought things could not get worse than Hangover Part II, then, unfortunately, you are wrong. Wolf Gang is back and this time mobster (John Goodman) for them, because Mr. Chow (Ken Jeong) stole forty two million gold. They really do not want to spend all your time writing what is going on between the city and synapses, because why on earth? It is clear that the director and screenwriter Todd Phillips with stars Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms and Zach Galifianakis just do it or the money, or have some sort of agreement that they need to do. While watching this thing became very sad, because it's just not funny, but what's worse is that it seems that the group tried to do something funny. This is without a doubt one of the most lazy comedy I've ever seen, because the filmmakers did not even try to be smiling and laughing, there are usually only winks at the first picture. It is truly amazing to see how this series has fallen after the first intelligent movie, but the old adage that sequels usually end badly, of course, true. Cooper, Helms and Galifianakis fit their roles very well, but theres just no energy to get here. Maybe even they know that the scenario would be boring. Jeong fine in small doses, but put him in a part just made his character annoying. Goodman is the good part, but unfortunately, he was not given much to do, which is the same for Mike Epps and Heather Graham. Hangover Part III argues that the final film in the epic series, and gives hope that things really are. Bad movies sometimes occur even when everyone had their heart in the project. Theres not just that there is no evidence that there is any concern about anything but money. The second part proved that people will show up no matter how bad, and the filmmakers just got lazy, giving something up. |
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