“It’s happened again.” warns Phil played by the immensely likeable Bradley Cooper. And audiences around the world were hoping it would. It’s The Hangover Part II, in which once again, the “wolfpack” ...

Most sequels are born of good box office rather than good ideas, but it’s hard to imagine a more calculating, creatively bankrupt piece of real estate than The Hangover Part II. Trade out Las Vegas ...

Phil's laid out on the floor, Stu's sporting a Tyson tat on his face, Alan's shaved his head and there's a monkey in a denim vest--it can only be the poster for "The Hangover Part II." And much like ...

Most sequels are born of good box office rather than good ideas — if you build it and they come, you simply must build another one — but it’s hard to imagine a more calculating, creatively bankrupt ...

So, Ken Jeong, what do you think would happen if “The Hangover’s” daffy-but-dangerous Mr. Chow hit the town to party with “Community’s” maniacal misfit Senor Chang? “Someone would get out of line,” ...

““The Hangover Part II” is a dour, cynical rushjob of a movie that, if you enjoyed the first film (like I did), I can’t recommend you avoid strongly enough.”” - That’s Yahoo! critic Will Leitch here ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Phil, Stu, and Alan carry a baby in an elevator in "The Hangover" (2009) - Warner Bros "The Hangover" launched like a rocket in ...

Whatever your feelings about the original 2009 The Hangover may be, let’s all agree on this: As a basic comedic premise, it’s pure genius, because it wasn’t obviously a comedic premise at all. Put a ...