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Originally Posted by GypsyGoth
I watched part two and it was almost the exact same as the first but set in asia. I was disappointed.
Part three will probably the same thing set in south america.
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They just said Number 3 will be completely different, something about breaking a trend or their bad luck.
Bradley Cooper said it was great how the sequel was the same as the first one, I agree with him - it was awesome to see how it's been tweaked about abit - the references to the 2009 film and that.
If they did it in the 3rd one again then yeah, it would be a joke.
But they said the 3rd will be completely different.
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Originally Posted by Grimnir
i just saw review of hangover 2 saying its not that good
i thought first one was decent watch but very overrated
i wont bother with the 2nd one let alone the 3rd one  |
And you're going to listen to some silly review why? Scream 4 was kicked in the balls when it came to reviews, and it was widely ALOT of people when they gave it a chance.
Reviewers don't know what they're talking about these days, it's just like with a Nightmare on Elm Street 2010 - the movie is fantastic, but it's looked down upon because the silly reviewers just keep comparing it to the first film.
It is over rated [well the first one] yeah; but it is one of the best movies in a long time.
Far better than Avatar - that's over rated.
Due Date was quite under rated I think, no one gave that a look in.
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Originally Posted by Jords
over-kill..
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Like they said, it'd be over kill if they went into The Hangover 20 or something but I think a trilogy is a nice way to end it tbh.
There's not many good comedies out anymore, honestly - just like with Horror Films, that genre is dieing again.
It's a shame; comedy films nowadays aren't funny - at all.
Maybe it's just my humour, but I often find myself sitting in a so called comedy like this
whilst some ****** behind me is rolling on the floor laughing at some average joke that would be delivered on Family Guy.