After the hangover, the film, which has produced more than $ 450 million, became the highest grossing comedy R-rated of all time, it was clear that the public can expect to follow-up and Hangover: Part II is the result.
This time the wolf pack Hangover - Ed Helms, Bradley Cooper and Zach Galifianakis - head to Thailand for the wedding of Stu Helms character.
Bradley Cooper, Zach Galifianakis and Ed Helms of The Hangover: Part II
What made the first hangover as charming and incredible joy, mystery, our three heroes have to unravel to get their friend in Los Angeles after losing his marriage in a bawdy night in Las Vegas was. The hangover: Part II, the effort is frankly better for the players on the screen, and also those beyond.
Director Todd Phillips has a bit of pressure on himself - how to follow one of the best movies of all time? Well, Phillips dives into her suite and we welcome this decision. Wolf Pack hazards and errors are larger and more elaborate.
The safety net has gone to Bangkok to Las Vegas, where the kids have moved out of police trouble. In Thailand, Hangover: Part II, the threat of a Thai prison is always present and, consequently, the suspense in the mystery is increased beyond what could be achieved in the surf at first. Helms places in Bangkok, Galifianakis and visit Cooper, in an effort to once again back on its feet are seedy, salacious, and sometimes outrageously funny.
Bradley Cooper in Hangover: Part II
The cast is highlighted by safely Helms, Galifianakis and Cooper. Their chemistry is so brilliant and it's part of what makes this franchise so compelling. The big three are eclipsed by a new addition and a small player in the hangover first. We speak both monkey and Ken Jeong.
In the first hangover, Ken Jeong had a small role, but her presence was enormous. The hangover: Part II, it has a major role for more votes his comic magic. His Mr. Chow is a complex character hysterical, we ask for a split movie, based solely on his life.
Then there is a monkey. It 's a complete pleasure - cute in every scene, and a pretty good actress too. It is not easy to go on tiptoe three comedians, and the monkey is the best way, an honorary member of a pack of wolves.
The hangover: Part II is in many respects, the same film as the first, twice. The location has changed and there are new additions, but in some ways, the film is exposed to too much resemblance to the original. Need to lose a friend, they find, is very good. What did not work for us was how it felt like déjà vu when the pack of wolves visited a police station to find they were picking up someone who had the name their friend, but not what they sought. There must be another way of doing this scene.
A pack of wolves is another hangover: Part II
But even if the public loved the first round, which probably will not mind the latter, even if it feels strangely similar to plot points.
In general, for a summer of sequels, Hangover: Part II began the better.
