The Hangover Part II

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When Todd Phillips filmed his first The Hangover in 2009, he could hardly imagine that this movie will bring almost 500 millions USD box office. After the tremendous success of the first movie, the sequel deemed as something inevitable. The Hangover Part II wasn't a bad movie; however it has earned for Warner Bros. Pictures slightly less cash then the previous one. Although the rumors about futility of The Hangover Part III were in the air, Todd Phillips has decided to film the third movie in rarely record time – less than two years. The pressure of doubtfulness of the success of The Hangover Part III was too strong to replicate the plot of the first two movies. The audience demands something greater: more action, more entangled plot, more powerful actors' play. The last thing was not in scarcity: since the first The Hangover Bradley Cooper, Zach Galifianakis and Justin Bartha have improved their actors skills in such smash movies like Dark Horse, The Rebound, The Campaign, The Muppets, It's Kind of a Funny Story, Hit and Run, Limitless, Valentine's Day, Silver Linings Playbook etc. As for the action-packed scenes and entangled plot, the trailer ensures us that everything is OK with these ingredients as well.

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