The Hangover

Ok on the dehydration part, but still the guy looked like a wreck...no way in hell he should have made it to the wedding without being checked out by a doctor.

Stealing Tyson's Tiger was great! :bouncy: Kinda sad to hear his daughter died the week the movie came out though.
 
Wait.

They introduced the chicken the same time they showed the champagne bowling pins..

was the chicken the bowling ball?
 
[quote name='Scorch']Wait.

They introduced the chicken the same time they showed the champagne bowling pins..

was the chicken the bowling ball?[/QUOTE]

If it was, it clearly wasn't a very good one.
 
Finally got around to watching this movie and halfway through I knew the twist.

No spoiler tags needed because obvously...you probably already know whats in the movie if you're reading this thread (which hasn't had a reply in a few months)


The beginning of the movie reveals a lot traditionally. I always check for the names. Guess who name has top billing? Mike Epps. Yep. Right there in your face.

So you're watching this movie with a bunch of white guys and the blackest person you see is Tyson and you know he don't know anything about the missing guy and you see a man with his lead covered. Common sense says....it's Mike Epps! Why? BECAUSE THE DIRECTORS DECIDED TO GIVE THE SWERVE CHARACTER TOP BILLING!!!!

Yep...in wrestling terms, this would be like showing the surprise guest referee with his outfit on in the beginning of the show and then trying to act surprised when its time to announce him/her

Idiotic and ruined a swerve. Also, it's nice that he got top billing and he was only in hte movie for like...15 mins top. Wooooooooooooow he got a great agent!
 
this movie was hillarious. Saw someone for halloween dressed up as zach galifinakis with a baby strapped to his chest and the baby had a plastic cup in its hand. Made me bust out laughing.
 
[quote name='strongpimphand']Finally got around to watching this movie and halfway through I knew the twist.

No spoiler tags needed because obvously...you probably already know whats in the movie if you're reading this thread (which hasn't had a reply in a few months)


The beginning of the movie reveals a lot traditionally. I always check for the names. Guess who name has top billing? Mike Epps. Yep. Right there in your face.

So you're watching this movie with a bunch of white guys and the blackest person you see is Tyson and you know he don't know anything about the missing guy and you see a man with his lead covered. Common sense says....it's Mike Epps! Why? BECAUSE THE DIRECTORS DECIDED TO GIVE THE SWERVE CHARACTER TOP BILLING!!!!

Yep...in wrestling terms, this would be like showing the surprise guest referee with his outfit on in the beginning of the show and then trying to act surprised when its time to announce him/her

Idiotic and ruined a swerve. Also, it's nice that he got top billing and he was only in hte movie for like...15 mins top. Wooooooooooooow he got a great agent![/QUOTE]

If you're watching this movie for plot twists, you're doing it wrong.
 
It made it too obvious what was going to happen when you see a man's name in the opening bill but you don't see the person AT ALL for the entire movie....
 
I'd give it a 5....nowhere near re-watchable, but also not just one of those types of movies you just pause and do something else instead
 
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