Customer Ratings & Reviews

It’s a great movie to watch with the family !!!!!!

It sure is a fun movie, my husband just love this!

Nice and funny movie i recommend to watch this movie

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This was just ok, compared to the first two movies. Follows same story line, but it never seemed to take off.

This movie barely earned the 4 rating, but did. It's the least funny of the hangover series. Zack G kept the movie funny, but some of the jokes were a bit forced. It's the same formula as the others, Chow is a big character in this, and there a few laugh out loud moments, but it lacks the previous movies. If you see it in the 5.99 pick it up other wise save your money until you see a copy in there.

Case was in pieces. Disc was okay thankfully! Very disappointed in that aspect.

Some similarities with I and II but John Goodman brought humor and interest to the plot. I like it. I think you have to like I and II to appreciate III. Cho brought his usual humor and craziness to the film. Melissa McCarthy was Ho Hum...

I know, I know. Everyone says that about sequels. And that's because it's usually true. In this case it's also true. It's worth it to own as a move because you will go back at some point and watch it again. I'd say it's not as good as the first but better than the second. All it all it's worth the purchase, and was very funny.

his was the movie that Hangover 2 was meant to be: A comedic action film that threw twists and turns along the way. The reason that Hangover 2 was a flop was largely due to the fact that they tried to apply the action formula that was perfected in this movie to the exact same story (more or less) that was told during the first film. Though the movie was critically panned, I laughed harder that this than I did Hangover 2 and found some moments to be as funny as the first. Perhaps the reputation of the second movie made movie critics too cowardly to give this one better praises, but the reputation this one has is wholly unwarranted. No it's not a classic, but it's certainly not a dud, either. In the end, you have a very serviceable sequel that would be a slightly above-average film to watch even if you hadn't seen the other two.

This is a solid end to a very funny trilogy starring Bradley Cooper, Zach Galifianakis, Ed Helms, Ken Jeong, and Justin Bartha. Zach's character goes off his meds and trouble soon follows. This copy comes with an ultraviolet copy and can be redeemed though various apps like Vudu, CinemaNow, and others.

On its own this is a solid comedy, but It will inevitably be compared to the first hangover movie which at the time was different than anything else out there. The concept doesn't feel as fresh as it did when the 1st movie came out. It is not as funny as the 1st one, but better than the second movie in my opinion.

The final film in the vaunted Hangover franchise was fun, but a little too dark for most. The need to get away from the blackout retread from the first two films was fine, but rumors of a plot involving breaking Alan (Zach Galifinakas) out of a mental hospital would have been a lot more fun and zany.

For the viewer who, like me, reveled and rolled with laughter at the characters, surprises, spring-loaded moments of subtlety, uproars, and mad funnies of the original The Hangover and its sequel, The Hangover Part II , this Part III is much less than all that. But it still is worthwhile. The first two movies were so over-the-top, that the allusions and invocations of great memories already are worth the price of admission to The Hangover Part III. Alas, the plot and characters here lack the width and contrasts, and the element of surprise is pretty much gone. But compared to all the schlocky stuff out there, this is a movie I'm glad to have spent a couple hours of my life seeing. Once is enough, though. And if you're not already a devotee from those first two, I would not start with this one. Best thing was Ken Jeong!!!!

as the others it's nonstop action and comedy. Just sad that this is really the end of the trilogy. They definatly keep you excited throughout the whole movie, never a dull moment. More calamity around every corner. Great cast of characters that complement each other with their unique personalities.

Why I was late to the hangover trilogy I do not know. I originally thought that it was going to be some slapstick film and grabbed all three of the hangover trilogy films in the $5 throw away bin. I couldn't have been more wrong than anything about a trilogy. From the hangover part 1 to the end of part 3 we were laughing to the end. These films were worth buying a long time ago! So if you haven't watched them yet, give them a shot! You won't be disappointed!

I think it's impossible to beat the first Hangover, but the third installment is pretty darn close. After the disappointing second installment which went too far overboard with the vulgar ness you will be happy the third is more similar to the original.

Hangover 3 is a much better improvement over the second film. Still not the laugh fest of the first film, but a good end to the Hangover Trilogy. The actors have great chemistry, they should be put into a different film, different characters, and allowed to entertain us again.

Not that great of a movie. If you saw the first Hangover, that's all you needed to see. The rest are essentially the same movie with different characters and slightly altered plot.

This is the nice final of the hangover trilogy. Must have watched the first two parts to undaerstand all of the jokes. Although it follows a similar concept this part is different.