Worthy sequel even though borrows everything from 1st film & Mr Chow steals the show
I have to say when I saw Hangover II in the theater I was really disappointed. The movie simply takes all the main elements from the first movie and re-casts them. The opening scene of both films are the same with Phil (Bradley Cooper) calling Tracy (Sasha Barrese) to say that they screwed up. From there it’s basically point for point a remake. In the first movie the three friends Phil, Alan (Zach Galifianakis), and Stu (Ed Helms) lose their friend Doug (Justin Bartha). Here they lose Stu’s future brother-in-law Teddy (Mason Lee). In both movies Alan messes them up and causes all their problems. In the first film they find a baby and in this one they find a monkey, etc. etc. I didn’t appreciate that initially, but then upon further viewing I actually came to enjoy it. The basis of the Hangover series is that three guys get into one ridiculous situation after another and get really stupid. If you accept that you’ll like the sequel.<br /><br />One of the highlights of the Hangover II was Mr. Chow (Ken Jeong) was given a more prominent role. Jeong was hilarious in his short stint in the first movie, but now he gets to really role with the character as he temporarily joins the crew. How they run into Mr Chow has to be seen to be believed. It is outrageously funny. He then gets them into a high speed chase, he sings a song, he talks about his life as a criminal, etc. He literally steals the show.<br /><br />If you like the series you will also like the interaction between the trio of friends. Alan always says something off hand leaving Stu and Phil dumbfounded. For instance, when they tell Alan he can come to Stu’s wedding he takes out a needle and injects himself in the thigh to do his vaccinations so he can travel abroad. Stu tells him that’s supposed to be done by a registered nurse, and Alan replies he is a nurse, he’s just not registered. Later at the airport they meet Teddy who is going to Stanford to become a doctor. Alan asks him if he knows Doogie Howser. Then he says that he turned out to be a gay and he read that in Teen Vogue. The writers always did an outstanding job on his dialogue.<br /><br />Overall, the Hangover II was a worthy sequel and a blast to watch. I just had to accept it for what it was and then I came to appreciate it.<br />C
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