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Reviews Counted:195
Fresh:152
Rotten:43
Average Rating:6.7/10
Consensus: With a clever script and hilarious interplay among the cast, The Hangover nails just the right tone of raunchy humor, and the non-stop laughs overshadow any flaw.
Theatrical Release:Jun 5, 2009 Wide
Box Office: $277,283,642
Synopsis: From "Old School" director Todd Phillips comes a comedy about a bachelor party gone very, very wrong. Two days before his wedding, Doug (JUSTIN BARTHA) drives to Las Vegas with his best buddies... [More]
Starring: Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms, Zach Galifianakis, Justin Bartha
Director: Todd Phillips
Question: What do Mike Tyson's tiger, a chicken, a horrible effeminate Chinese man stereotype naked in a car trunk, a stolen police car, a baby, a missing tooth and Phil Collins' music all have in common? Answer: Nothing...
The Hangover's witless regression is unforgivable.
The raucous, raunchy laughs are indeed plentiful and the gags often outrageous, but what really drives the film is the unpredictability of the script.
Leave the kids at home, round up a group of guys and head out to the theater for a good time.
Fear and loathing and douchebaggery in Las Vegas
O mais surpreendente é o cuidado com que o roteiro desenvolve seus tręs personagens principais.
The Hangover isn't painful to watch. If friends drag you to this movie, you won't hate them afterwards. But maybe it'll seem a lot funnier if you are drinking.
It is easily the most unlabored comedy of the recent past. But seriously, how many times has a story like this been told?
You'd have to be drunk%u2026
It is classless, it is tasteless, it is idiotic, it is juvenile and it is something your mother totally wouldn't approve of. But it also is flat-out hilarious.
My only complaint about The Hangover is that so many excellent moments were ruined by the preview. The Hangover, particularly Ed Helms, is very funny. Don't bring a family member and don't try any of this at home.
Easily, one of summer's more outrageous, funny comedies.
Galifianakis is a revelation of wrong.
The Hangover is funny but not deeply so. There's a difference between funny incidents piled up in a line and people who make us laugh because of who they are.
Comedies have rarely been as lazy as this, nor have they been so adamantly stupid.
You could say his new film The Hangover is the Reservoir Dogs of party movies. Reservoir Dogs was a heist film that never shows you the heist, and The Hangover is about a wild night in Vegas that only shows the aftermath.
Rising-star Bradley Cooper and gang represent the dirtbag element that has become acceptable in contemporary comedy.
Who knew that we needed a 'Dude, Where's My Car?' for grownups?
The director and his screenwriters have come up with the funniest film to appear in ages. It avoids the predictable crudity and silly laddishness (well, almost) you’d expect, and delights with zinging one-liners and charming performances.
The director, harnessing the talents of a relatively unknown cast, creates a genuine minor classic of the genre.
December 01, 2009:
Todd Phillips Talks The Hangover 2 
"The Hangover" is now the highest-grossing R-rated comedy of all time -- and Todd Phillips tells Entertainment Weekly he's halfway finished with the script for the sequel. More...
November 25, 2009:
RT on DVD: The Hangover, The Proposal, Glee
This week, two of the year's biggest comedy hits -- 'The Hangover' and 'The Proposal' -- arrive on DVD, we look at the pilot episode of TV favourite 'Glee', and Robert Pattinson... More...
September 07, 2009:
Five Favourite Films with Richard Curtis
Richard Curtis has a plan. "What I've decided is to choose recent films," he explains to RT. "I do think that often people get stuck in always saying the five greatest films of... More...
June 29, 2009:
No Love for A-List Actors This Summer
With "The Hangover" sitting pretty as the most profitable movie of the summer and Ed Asner reigning as the season's box office champion, it's safe to say 2009 hasn't been the... More...
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