Question to anyone who dislikes 'The Hangover'

Yes, and I didn't like this film at all.

But your question is completely ignorant. Someone HAS to like getting drunk and party in order to like this film?

I just proved that wrong I guess.

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I didn't "dislike" it, I just didn't find it as funny other people did.

Not really sure what disliking the movie on the basis of partying and getting drunk have to with much. And if you're making assumptions about people who didn't like the movie based on just their answer to your question then...

Then imo you have a lot of learning still to do.

I didn't "dislike" it, I just didn't find it as funny other people did.

Not really sure what disliking the movie on the basis of partying and getting drunk have to with much. And if you're making assumptions about people who didn't like the movie based on just their answer to your question then...

Then imo you have a lot of learning still to do.

didn't enjoy this movie until multiple viewings - definitely funnier the 3rd or 4th time

I actually love partying but was disappointed with this movie. I expected to laugh my a.ss off but all I did was chuckle a bit here and there. Definitely overrated.

I am 36 now. In my 20's it was unheard of not to be drunk and partying on a weekend or sometimes weekdays. Now it is less frequent but I still enjoy partying from time to time and getting drunk.

I'm shocked by how many people liked this movie. It was not clever or funny. Slightly amusing at best. Everyone who gets drunk has drunk stories. This is just a bunch of drunk stories compiled into one night and exagerated. Anyone could come up with this. Crazy things happening when you're drunk isn't original; it's not creative, and if it goes on for more than 5 minutes, it's boring. I would never want to sit for an hour and a half listening to my friends' drunk stories, nor am I interested in sitting through fictional ones.

I could come up with a movie like this in about 30 seconds. I'll try it, now: I eat magic mushrooms with a bunch of friends in Vegas, only we eat 3X as many as we were supposed to because it was our first time and we misunderstood. We wake up in the morning with Phil Helmuth who is leaving our hotel and he now owns all our homes and cars from poker. There's a transvestite coming out of the bathroom, we have one of those dogs that Paris Hilton has, we all have horrible tattoos on our privates, and two of us (men) are married to each other. There. I just scripted a movie as good as the Hangover minus a bit of mediocre dialogue: 9/10.

I liked the movie on a plot and entertainment basis but I only found it mildly chuckle-worthy. I do enjoy getting wasted every once in a while, but it's definitely not something I like to make a habit out of. Not because I look down upon it but because I have a legit phobia of throwing up.

That didn't have anything to do with why I didn't think it was funny, though. I just found the humor to be very predictable and one note. The situations werent predictable but the punchline of every humorous scene was.

Will I wait a lonely lifetime?
If you want me to, I will.

That's the most flawed premise I've heard in awhile. I know people who almost never drink who loved this movie (including one friend's 70-something mother) and people who are borderline alcohlics and hated it.

I've never been drunk, but I don't think that's why the humor was lost on me. I mean, I've never been to a children's beauty pageant, but I still laughed until I cried when I saw Little Miss Sunshine. I hadn't been to a live baseball game until I'd seen Major League maybe 20 times, but I still loved that. I just don't see the humor in The Hangover. It wasn't awful, but it wasn't all that funny, either.