The Hangover Part III

In the pawn shop, Cassie crunches and chews on the lollipop.

In her next shot, the candy is whole again.

As the three head to the rooftop in Caesar's Palace Alan grabs a stack of towels.

On the rooftop the towels are gone and sheets are tied together to climb down on.

Near the end of the movie after the limo was shot in the trunk, the guys climb back in and drive away and the trunk does not have bullet holes in it.

During Alan's invention, the glass of Tab soda he drinks changes to water in one shot and goes back to Tab in the next.

Remember when The Hangover was released in 2009 and it became the most popular comedy in a long time, being one of the most quoted movie until...well even today.

It's kind of funny. When Hangover 2 came out, people criticized it, because it was more of the same.

Zach Galifianakis is now super annoying. When this started, we were laughing at him but his shtick is now tiring.

Not so long ago in the year 2009, The Hangover exploded onto the scene and was praised as one of the funniest films of the decade, with its witty cast and the hilarious "re-tracing our footsteps to find out what we did" routine running as the main plot. The Hangover Part II simply changed nothing at all, and offered nothing new with the attitude of "if it ain't broke, don't fix it.

It's surprisingly unfunny, dark and serious but The Hangover Part III is still a good and enjoyable conclusion to the trilogy that isn't as reliant on franchise formula. Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms and Zach Galifianakis are all great with really good chemistry and both John Goodman and Ken Jeong are great as well.

Well, this one was different. I was worried it'll be another twin brother of the original movie.

It was not as good as the first. He had high expectations for this movie, but when I went to the cinema to see it, hoping for more, do not say that was not good, but I missed most of history argument.

First and second parts of this movie were popular, funny and a great success.this third part was a waste of time.

Hangover 3 was the worst sequel to be released this summer. Singularly unfunny, unbearably scripted, and unfeelingly acted, thank god the trilogy ended.