Somehow I don't believe that you party your ass "of" for 9 years, because who will stops partying at 25? Not some one with a decade of partying. Hell an average college boy has worse nights and hangovers every month, than the one in the hangover. And everyone I know that party their asses "of" since their were 16 and kept partying for years, are still doing so when they are 29 or older, even if their are married have a job and children, thats why they have weekends. If you don't believe me call my roommates father, I've seen him drink more than any of my college friends, including his son.
Las vegas is the most overrated place if your under 21, don't got no money, or simply don't like to gamble, drink, or party. With the right amount of money you can pretty much do anything in las vegas, which is the whole point, go there to do *beep* you can't do back home or simply are too ashamed to.
The hangover is just a fun movie, nothing feels forced or too surreal and thats hard to do when you have a shoot out, stolen cop car, tyson's tiger, stripper who go married to your friend and left her baby, lost friend and a kidnapped gangster. And if I spoiled this movie, too bad you deserved it if you haven't still seen it. This movie never loses momentum, and their jokes are still funny after the 20th viewing. Those who don't like this movie are either way too serious, or simply hate it because everyone else is making a big deal and think this movie is crazy good.
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movieguy592
14 years ago
I'm not too serious. Then again I didn't dislike this movie, I just got tired of the same jokes over and over again. Dick and fart jokes are one thing and taking them to the next level is fine and can be hilarious done the right way, but this movie reminded me of an SNL skit that goes on too long.
I laughed in certain scenes and certain things were funny, but you're right when people start to hype it up as the funniest thing in the last decade, that's when I gotta say I disagree.
I have family that loved this movie, I have family that didn't like this movie, and friends and family that feel the way I do. None of them take themselves too seriously, so that's a pretty ignorant statement to make about people who didn't like this movie. We all have different styles of humor. That's what makes this world great.
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pyotr-3
14 years ago
I hate this movie because I'd only been watching it for 10 seconds before the film insulted all gay people. I only had to wait two minutes for the next insult to all gay people. In two more minutes a third vile insult to gays followed. I then turned it off. I don't watch comedy films hoping to be insulted. Everyone associated with this film is now dead to me.
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onvinyl
14 years ago
I'm glad you pointed that out, this is exactly why I came to this thread.
For people who don't know, this movie uses the f-word (the one that refers to gay people) and everyone laughs. They use it three times. It's incredibly hurtful to people who grew up being called that as they were being shoved into lockers, for people who asked the Administration of their schools to do something about it and only got "boys will be boys."
Just imagine if they had said, "Paging Dr. N-word in the movie. Would it be just as funny? Or would you feel uncomfortable knowing that that word was used against a group of people, largely without consequence, for a long time?
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keyvenx
14 years ago
All this BS about 'WON'T SOMEONE PLEASE THINK OF THE CHILDREN' makes me wanna laugh and curse at the juvenile reactions towards every pejorative the PC crowd cries over.
It's ridiculous to have to factor in the fragile psyche of every homosexual or minority who got bullied in fifth grade, not to mention the bleeding hearts that come crawling out the woodwork every time someone says/does something controversial.
If you get psychologically tormented by hearing a hate word spewed in a context totally unrelated to you, then YOU are the one that needs to find a way to overcome it. People should stop tiptoeing around sensitive subjects on the grounds that MAYBE, one person in a million will feel hurt by it. What idiotic nonsense.
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tvandmoviefan2
13 years ago
If you get psychologically tormented by hearing a hate word spewed in a context totally unrelated to you, then YOU are the one that needs to find a way to overcome it. People should stop tiptoeing around sensitive subjects on the grounds that MAYBE, one person in a million will feel hurt by it. What idiotic nonsense.
LOL. Had to post just to LOL at that. Funniest thing I've seen online by far!
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BelleCBelle
12 years ago
Within thirty seconds, the word that popped into my mind was "puerile," and I don't appreciate that type of humor. I value intelligent humor, and this isn't it, and yes, I knew it, and yep, I thank whoever that I didn't have to watch it. I was in the same ROOM with the TV that was playing the movie, but I was able to read instead. If I had my way, I would have turned the TV off.
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tonywlks
13 years ago
@CISNED.....Well "Cisned" i Partied my ass off from the time i was 16 till about the time i was 24, minus the year i Spent in Iraq of course. I was in the Navy for 4 years, i've partied more in those 4 years than most ppl party in a lifetime. and all of the sudden i lost the taste for alcohol and lost the want to party. Sometimes it just happens that way man, hell even a year and a half after i've stopped my friends will have to sit there and talk and talk and talk me into drinking one beer, and usually the only time i'll drink a beer is if there are a few ppl at my house and we are playing beer pong. So YES its very possible cause i've done it. Hell beer pong will make anyone drink lol. But yea awesome movie, and the second one is awesome too
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runtheplacered
13 years ago
"Hell an average college boy has worse nights and hangovers every month, than the one in the hangover."
"College boys" are hardly the biggest drinkers in the world. Apparently you've never seen an actual alcoholic before.
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FourBlue00
13 years ago
"And everyone I know that party their asses "of" since their were 16 and kept partying for years, are still doing so when they are 29 or older, even if their are married have a job and children, thats why they have weekends. If you don't believe me call my roommates father, I've seen him drink more than any of my college friends, including his son. "
There's a word for that, it's "pathetic."
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