I didn’t like the movie; the first part was interesting because it was some new type of humor, something completely new in the cinema industry, while the second part is almost same story as the first part, with some insignificant changes. As in the first part, in the second one Stu also suffered some sad story, I feel sorry for him, and in the first part he got his teeth off, while in the second part he got a new tattoo on. I guess it was very funny. Anyway as in the first part in the second part Alan has also saved the entire movie. And also I enjoyed seeing one of the best Hollywood actors- Mel Gibson in it. So as usually scenario writers could not get through without an invited star, which I am very glad about.

I think one of the main roles in the movie was performed by the monkey, and why no one has noticed that? She performed much better than the majority of other actors! The only thing I didn’t really like was the performance of Nick Cassavetis; he tried looking very much alike Al Pacino in “The Godfather”. Anyway, I wanted to see much more from this movie, I really hoped that there will be much more from this movie. The first half of the movie was pretty much same as the first part of the Hangover, and later there were two or three jokes that I enjoyed. As well as the pictures, in the end of the movie, were rocking as usually :).

I should say that I am a big fan of “Hangover”, actually of all of its parts. I should say that actors in it have performed simply amazing! Bradley Cooper who played Phil’s role- the person who was the most adequate in the movie- he was the only person who tried finding at least any kind of logics in everything that was happening; Ed Helms who performed Stu’s role-who was a demure in which was sleeping an inner demon, Zach Galifianakis- who played Alan’s role- even when he was with a serious face he made everyone laughing so much that the abdominal muscles were aching. And Ken Jeong ,who played the role of the mobster Chow originally from Vegas. Justin Bartha played a supporting role, so his character was not very interesting.