Sentences with phrase «of the hangover movie»

And (after the success of the Hangover movies) what better place is there to toss together a premarital fete than in Las Vegas.

The only way this got the green light is because of the success of The Hangover movies, Sex and the City, and HBO's «Girls ``.

That's a great start but it's also directed by Todd Phillips, who did all of the Hangover movies.

I always liked the end scene of The Hangover movie where the guys are scrolling through all the pictures from their crazy night and they saw they had been partying with carrot top.

Not exact matches

Somebody who used to work here was telling me he was going through with his young son and they couldn't decide on what they wanted to watch and they came across one of our Collections, the «Comic - Con Hangover Collection,» and all of a sudden he came across the original Christopher Reeve Superman movie.

The movies mentioned above did well financially, but Hangover blew away all of them.

It's worth noting that The Hangover: Part II gets off to an unexpectedly entertaining start, as the movie is, at the outset, concerned with the easygoing exploits of the central characters - with the affable atmosphere heightened by the palpable chemistry between the three protagonists.

Anticipating the headache described in its title, I wasn't looking forward to The Hangover, a raucous guys - in - Vegas, party - outta - control movie with a plot lifted from that influential modern American work of art, Dude, Where's My Car?

The lifeless vibe persists for much of the movie's overlong running time, and although the return to Vegas towards the end is kind of amusing, The Hangover: Part III has long - since established itself as a predictably pointless closer to a consistently half - baked franchise (ie it's saying something that this is the least objectionable installment in the series).

Tracking a very limited set of clues, they spend the bulk of the movie and generate the biggest portion of The Hangover's laughs piecing together the events of the prior night and wondering how they came to lose Doug.

Without a doubt, The Hangover largely follows the formula for rowdy party movies, not to mention relying heavily on The Four Guy Archetypes of the Apocalypse: Straightforward Everyman (Bartha), Ladies» Man (Cooper), Nerdy Guy (Helms) and Unabomber (Galafianakis).

So I should say up front that «The Hangover,» Mr. Phillips's new movie (written by Jon Lucas and Scott Moore, who contributed to the shockingly nonterrible script of «Four Christmases» and wrote the less surprisingly dreadful script of «Ghosts of Girlfriends Past») is often very funny.

Phillips treads broadly similar ground with The Hangover (written by Lucas and Moore of Four Christmases «fame») but, ironically for a movie that celebrates the male of the species» innate ability to screw things up and act like a complete idiot, he exhibits a great deal more maturity than he did with its likable but hit - and - miss forebear.

Mercifully, and very astutely, The Hangover avoids the clichés — the majority of them, at least — by starting where most movies of this ilk finish: in the aftermath of the ruinous carousing rather than the preamble to it.

On the other hand, to a post-boxing target audience that thinks of boxers as washed - up athletes who make cameos in «Hangover» movies, this is all likely to make sense.

CHICAGO — When Jon Lucas and Scott Moore (the writers of «The Hangover» and its sequel) decided to go back in time to college with the same drunk movie formula, their resulting «21 and Over» neglected two major ingredients: being consistently funny and making bold new choices.

It was a year we all wanted to be entertained than have to face the dreariness of our normal lives, what with the wars and the economy tanking, The Hangover, for better or worse, was the movie we went to when we needed a laugh.

Although I usually run as fast as I can from films like this, I'm pleased to say The Hangover ends up being one of the funniest movies I've seen in a long time.

(Pretty cool to see Detective Carter from «Person of Interest» let her hair down...) It's definitely better than the 2nd and 3rd Hangover movies, though not as good as as the original or Bridesmaids.

The Hangover is without a doubt going to be one of, if not the most laugh - out - loud movie of the summer — probably of the year.

That may not seem like a big deal - a lot of funny movies play by their own rules - except that «The Hangover» keeps doubling - down on the outlandishness.

«The Hangover» is a worthy entrant into the «guy movie» hall of fame.

Despite huge hits like the final Harry Potter film (2011's highest - grossing title) and, to a lesser extent, the second Hangover movie, Warner Bros. also experienced a surprisingly large number of flops last year.

I know it's crazy of me to talk about The Hangover's cinematic stylings before getting into just how funny it is, but, recognized or not, the richness of the comedy is clearly connected to the skillfulness of the movie that houses it.

In addition, «The Hangover» is a worthy entrant into the «guy movie» hall of fame.

Sixteen months after the blockbuster's debut, director Todd Phillips has one of this year's most anticipated movies in the forthcoming buddy road comedy Due Date, all three leads have moved past their vaguely familiar stage to a reasonable degree of stardom, the savvily - greenlit The Hangover 2 has begun shooting, and Warner Home Video has just reissued the film in Extreme Edition DVD and Blu - ray sets.

Award - Worthy: This is Cooper's first major award nomination of any kind, if you don't count being nominated for an MTV Movie Award for Best Comedic Performance in The Hangover.

This movie is like the brain - damaged, ether - sniffing cousin of The Hangover.

And the Joker - Harley Quinn project is separate from Warner's recently unveiled standalone Joker origin movie being developed as a potential directing vehicle for Todd Phillips of «The Hangover» — which will not star Leto.

Pictures presents, in association with Legendary Pictures, a Green Hat Films Production of a Todd Phillips Movie: The Hangover, starring Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms, Zach Galifianakis, Heather Graham («Baby on Board»), Justin Bartha and Jeffrey Tambor.

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Although coined by many as the female version of The Hangover, and there are certainly similarities, this does the movie a certain injustice.

That idea had a bit more magic in it — I am not saying that this movie is the next coming of Hangover — but this film manages to be a surprise through all the cliches.

American actor Bradley Cooper who has starred in movies such as «The Hangover» and «American Sniper» was photographed as he attended an unveiling of his portrait at Sardi's restaurant in New York City, New York, United States - Wednesday 6th May 2015 (18 Pictures)

All recommendations aside, this week's Top 5 features a healthy portion of Iron Man 3 coverage (including the new trailer), Oz the Great and Powerful interviews with Sam Raimi, James Franco, Mila Kunis, and more, the first trailer for The Hangover Part III, a sizable Justice League movie rumor, and the new trailer and poster for Will Smith and Jaden Smith «s After Earth.

One of the problems I have with The Hangover movies is that they flirt with darkness, but never fully commit to taking things a few steps further.

Liam Hoofe takes a look at ten actors who could play the Clown Prince of Crime in the upcoming Joker origin movie... News broke last week that The Hangover director Todd Phillips would be directing a Joker origin movie, produced by Martin Scorsese and not taking place inside the DCEU.

For people that care about The Hangover canon, there are call backs to situations and characters from the first movie that remind us of headier times for the Wolfpack.

With the success of the first Hangover movie and the tracking for The Hangover Part 2 looking like it's going to open huge, it's no surprise at today's Hangover 2 press conference that the cast and filmmakers would be asked...

Pictures presents, in association with Legendary Pictures, a Green Hat Films Production of a Todd Phillips Movie: «The Hangover Part III.»

Of course a third movie is on the far off horizon, but when The Hangover Part 2 makes hundreds of millions of dollars, it's only a matter of time before everyone agrees to do the final installmenOf course a third movie is on the far off horizon, but when The Hangover Part 2 makes hundreds of millions of dollars, it's only a matter of time before everyone agrees to do the final installmenof millions of dollars, it's only a matter of time before everyone agrees to do the final installmenof dollars, it's only a matter of time before everyone agrees to do the final installmenof time before everyone agrees to do the final installment.

Since a few weeks back you all got to see The Hangover Part II with Helms being overshadowed by the likes of Galifanakis this movie is a wonderful reminder that Helms is really a comedic talent that deserves more chances.

Ken Jeong (Community) spent his time in The Hangover as a mean, naked gambler that hit so hard; he returned in The Hangover Part II, but [spoiler alert] spent the better part of the movie presumably dead.

I found The Hangover Part II to be a major disappointment, mainly because it was the exact same movie as the first pic with only a change of setting.

When I heard Todd Phillips was directing War Dogs, I became uneasy, even though I'm a huge fan of Old School and the first Hangover film (his other movies... not so much).

After The Hangover's radical success, adult - comedy movies of recent memory are rarely well - received.

It's a hard - R, as have been many of the most lucrative comedies of our time, including Judd Apatow's movies and Todd Phillips» Hangover trilogy.

There's been a casino owner's trunk full of movies about Vegas, and those that inhibit it, over the years — from «Casino» to «Vegas Vacation», «The Hangover», «Swingers» and «Showgirls», but everyone knows about those.

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I thought «The Hangover» was a great night at the movies, and a far better investment of my money than any of the big FX blockbusters (only one of which I've found interesting enough to see and then I didn't even like it — «Star Trek»).