Time to Hang Up “The Hangover” : THE HANGOVER PART III

In
the third installment of the Hangover Series, Director Todd Phillips
proves Hangovers gets worst with age

By Christopher “Flood the
Drummer”® Norris

In the third and hopefully truly the final
of The Hangover series, Director Todd Phillips reached deep into the basket
of desperation and retrieved a series of over-the-top jokes, puns and
homoerotic anecdotes that made light of the murdering and drugging of
animals, elderly abuse and sodomy. The movie opens with the
irresponsible and off-putting Alan (Zach Galifianakis) drinking a
beer while driving a sleek, new, Mercedes convertible coupe.
Traveling on a busy highway with a trailer attached transporting a
large giraffe, Alan drives through an underpass that’s not quite
tall enough for clear passing; the giraffe is decapitated and thus
the madness begins. There are a few other deaths in this movie, most
notably the plot. 

 

Dearly departed from the elements that
made the franchise a success, this time there’s no wedding(s), no
bachelor party and very little drinking. Instead, after staging an
intervention, Phil (Bradley Cooper), Stu (Ed Helms) and Doug (Justin
Bartha) take a road trip to drop Alan (Zach Galifianakis) off at a
rehab facility. Along the way they’re driven off the road,
kidnapped and Doug is taken hostage by Marshall (John Goodman) –
apparently Chow (Ken Jeong) has stolen $25 million worth of gold from
him and “The Four Horsemen” is his only chance of locating him.
Why? We’ll that’s the biggest twist; Alan, while Chow was in
prison, wrote letters and developed a friendship with him. Marshall
somehow retrieved the letters and has demanded they track him down or
their friend Doug will be killed.

With a plot this
random expect all the twist, turns, crash and burns; just don’t
expect to hold your side in laughter… It’s really not that funny.
It’s time to hang up The Hangover.

Thanks for reading. Until
next time, I’m Flood the Drummer® & I’m Drumming for
JUSTICE!™

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