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In the lead - up to the film's release, there were rumblings that Bridesmaids was a straight rip - off of The Hangover, in which a male wedding party bonds over roofies, tasers and Tyson.

Not exact matches

While millions of football fans across the world will start Monday off trying to recover from a Super Bowl hangover, the stock market will look to recover from another rough week that kicked off the month of February.

Some believe the drop - off is primarily cyclical, a hangover from the Great Recession, when companies cut jobs and costs, relying on a mantra of «less is more.»

While you are working to nurse off that hangover or catch up on sleep, last year is over and it's time to start thinking about one of two of life's biggest guarantees: taxes.

To top things off, whenever I think about my blogger friends, some fabulous recipes are inseparably connected to those memories and vice versa: e.g. Flo Braker's pain d'amande recipe comes to mind whenever I think about David, or take the best hangover cure I added to my recipe repertoire, always reminds me of Petra, who publishedthis herring salad recipe back in 2007.

The Gunners had a terrible start to the last Premier League campaign after a lot of the Arsenal players were suffering from a «World Cup hangover», and Arsene Wenger has already said that Alexis Sanchez will be getting a month off after his Copa America exploits this summer.

Of course, this is a perfect hangover game Clemson could get caught sleeping in, especially coming off of high impact games against Auburn and LouisvillOf course, this is a perfect hangover game Clemson could get caught sleeping in, especially coming off of high impact games against Auburn and Louisvillof high impact games against Auburn and Louisville.

For people burning the candle at both ends, or even for health nuts who want an extra vitamin boost, Hangover Heaven offers the standard bag of fluids topped off with extra vitamin B12, or an antioxidant such as glutathione.

A similar principle applies with those who experience diarrhea, or to those who are experiencing hangovers after a night of drinking, as these activities strip the body off natural fluids, or throw it off - balance.

If you'd rather run off your hangover, there are plenty of «resolution» runs.

«21 and Over» would have been better served going for pure comedy the whole time — like «Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy» successfully pulled off — and a script rewrite that took chances beyond «The Hangover» formula we've already seen twice now.

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.

While it's not a perfect comedy, and more than a little uneven, I still laughed my ass off through most of the film, and probably had more honest laughs here than I did with THE HANGOVER 2.

Helms» likeable geek provides a stand - in for the audience, around whom The Hangover builds a mountain of material that might come off as offensive in isolation.

You would think a film like this, that rips off of almost every Hollywood comedy for it's story, (mainly «The Hangover») that it would be very dry and forgettable, but it has many heartfelt moments that surprised me, and a group of old guys saying they are «too old for any of this stuff anymore» and «we need to appreciate life more» seems too much, but it's not.

Raunchy frat comedies are as hard to pull off as any other kind because they have to keep surprising the audience, and «The Hangover» does with a bizarre series of uproarious situations with explanations that just about stay within the bounds of plausibility.

This looks like the director wanted to get rich off of making the next Wedding Crashers, American Pie or The Hangover... except without all the excess baggage like style, wit, charm and empathy.

This Week: Shaking off the hangover of Christmas, Kevin opens the gifts that Hollywood has given us in the last week of the year.

It did remind me of the shenanigans in the «The Hangover Part 2» similar to the guys running around in Thailand except no fingers were cut off... in Ecuador, Amy has a disgusting tapeworm that is hand extracted, and a bad guy gets stabbed with a harpoon.

The Hangover «s success has lead to plenty of imitators and spin - offs, but it became such a juggernaut in its own right that it has expanded into a trilogy (but will we also get a Hobbit-esque origin story eventually?

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.

«Plays like a whip - smart, reflective, and uncompromised bit of observational comedy that's akin to laughing off a hellacious hangover.»

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My initial split - second reaction upon exiting the theater was that I got a «Wedding Crashers» vibe off of it (i.e. I'm the only one in the room who doesn't think it's the funniest thing I've ever seen), though I think «Hangover» is a mite better.

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I would recommend this movie for a hangover duvet day as it is one of those films you can pick up where you left off if you accidentally snooze for 10 minutes.

Once again, Bartha is off - screen for most of a Hangover film, while his friends wind up on their share of misadventures.

By the end of her first go - around on her birthday, she has blown off a seemingly genuine sort of nice guy named Carter (Israel Broussard), who let her crash in his dorm after a drunken night of partying (One of the amusing gags here is that, every morning, she wakes up with the knowledge that a killer is coming to get her, and she does so with a killer hangover).

Phillips, who has made some interesting films in the past such as Old School, Starsky & Hutch and Due Date, has enjoyed enormous box - office success in the past few years with The Hangover, and also its sequel, The Hangover Part II, which suffered artistically from the fact that it was basically a reprise of the original film, only with the gags having worn off dramatically.

Galifianakis rose in the world of comedy by playing off concepts of absurdity, and there was enough of that in the first Hangover for it to play to his strengths.

Bridesmaids is one of the few comedies coming up in this summer of big - budget blockbusters and it looks like it's going to be a decent estrogen - infused counterpart to the off - the - wall guy humor of The Hangover Part II.

Zach Galifianakis as Marty Huggins: Though Galifiankis is very talented playing off the expectations and reactions of other characters, the comedian is once again guilty of cribbing from previous material, something disappointing to see outside of his abusive relationship with Hangover director Todd Phillips.

It's unexpectedly refreshing to have a film dive into the psyche of boner jokes and daddy issues without the usual self - service (Garden State) or self - congratulation (The Hangover) that make young adult male stories often insufferable — though you may obviously disagree if the steady sound of farts in this one puts you off.

However, the Serena adaptation has still managed to secure two hot Hollywood talents, in the form of The Hangover star Bradley Cooper and Oscar - nominee Jennifer Lawrence (this year's The Hunger Games)-- a duo who, as it were, is fresh off working on director David O. Russell's The Silver Linings Playbook together.

In other words, since the first Hangover film won over a ton of people, most parents are holding off in rushing the kiddies to the theaters for exorbitant 3D ticket prices this weekend; and are indulging themselves with the «Wolf Pack.»

The pair are both coming off summer comedy sleepers with The Proposal and The Hangover, both of which had significantly more positive critical response.

In the best comedy or musical, I was slightly off by picking «(500) Days of Summer» to win, but I applauded mightily when «The Hangover» won the prize.

On the surface Last Vegas sounds like The Hangover with old guys, but I really like the cast here, and I'm hoping it's better than just a knock off of an idea.

In fact, all of the mothers in Bad Moms are treated in this exaggerated way, basically coming off as female versions of the man - children Lucas and Moore previously essayed in their screenplay for The Hangover (with Kathryn Hahn, as the proudly oversexed Carla, given Zach Galifianakis - style scene - stealing honors).

The start of a new year causes many people to vow to change, make resolutions or try something new — after their hangover wears off anyway.

Often the haunt of better surfers and quite heavily controlled by the locals, a good tip is to surf there early mornings on the weekend, when those mentioned above will often be sleeping off a hangover.

The rest of the world may spend February shoveling snow and shaking off the holiday hangover, but winter in Southeast Asia is quite alright.

We return from our extended Holiday Hangover and start 2009 off with a bang... it's just a shame the majority of news - makers didn't do the same!

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At the end of the Arsenale, the bronze rods set across the floor by Walter De Maria paid off as a visual recitative that met its match outside, where the uniformed band in Ragnar Kjartansson's dinghy, the S.S. Hangover, played a diurnal dirge by ex — Sigur Rós composer Kjartan Sveinsson that was the musical equivalent of a setting sun.

While taking some time off to travel before his next gig, Sisun Lee spent a lot of time in Korea — where he found himself drinking alcohol pretty much every night and then getting rolling the next morning, regardless of hangover status.

Little wonder January often sees a rise in the number of people looking for a new job once the mince pies and hangovers have worn off.