Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great Movie! The discs play just fine. but on the copy I received, the disc labeled theatrical version is actually the unrated version and disc labeled unrated version is actually the theatrical version. Weird and confusing. Didn't really care for the unrated version because there's nothing actually "unrated" about the the extra scenes. An unrated version where nothing "unrated" actually happens". What a concept. I never would've watch the unrated version if not for the mix up in mislabeling discs. And to all those complaining about having to sit though upwards of 10 minutes of ads every time you start up the disc, the second disc in this edition goes right to main menu after the FBI warning.

The steelbook has some dings but didn’t really bother me since it is pretty old.

It was a gift for my son. He loves this movie. I bought him all three.

You really begin to feel sorry for the characters in this one. How anyone can be so stupid is beyond me. Has some laughs bu overall it is hard to laugh at the suffering experienced by the characters.

Although not the kind of picture you woluld necessarily want to see in Blu Ray, after getting used to that quality, this is noticeably different. Movie content exactly as expected.

The first one was the best and only best. Second movie was pretty much just a copy of the old.

Bought 2&3 in blue ray for $5 to find out I didn't have the first movie. So now have the complete set

I was not all that impressed with the movie, I was kind of upset with it.

Funny movie...good to see Bradley Cooper in a funny.

ost great comedies are based on fundamental truths -- we find a deal of humour in the illumination of our own human tragedy. Office Space is funny, for example, because we've all worked that type of job, put up with that type of boss, and suffered that type of monotonous everyday boredom. Todd Phillips' new movie, The Hangover, is as aptly titled as anything else released this year: it's about a Vegas bachelor party gone horribly awry, in which the groom inexplicably disappears, no one can remember a damned thing, and Mike Tyson wants his tiger back. Yes, we've all had those nights, though perhaps not to such extremes (that's where the exaggeration of comedy serves us). The Hangover is funny because it takes this cultural ritual -- an American tradition; something almost all of us can relate to -- and finds genuine humour in the pain of its aftermath. I concede that bachelor party movies are not in short supply; the genre (if it is, indeed, a genre) should have probably both begun and ended with the Tom Hanks flick almost three decades ago. But The Hangover wisely studies the day after rather than the day itself; this is funnier because the plot works backwards, without tacky flashbacks, and much of the evening in question is left to our imagination.

It's about four friends who go to Las Vegas for a bachelor party.Alan(Zach Galifianakis) puts roofies into their drinks explaining their memory loss,so they have no clue what happen the night before.When they wake up they find Mike Tyson's tiger in their bathroom,chicken in the room,a baby in the closet,Doug(Justin Bartha) is missing,Stu(Ed Helms) tooth is missing,and is married to a escort,and more crazyness.The movie is pretty funny with laughs coming out of left field,like the naked asian man(Ken Jeong) in the trunk of their vintage Mercedes.Some of the acting is a little over the top form some actors.Their trying to put the pieces of the puzzle together to find Doug so they can get him to his wedding in three hours.

This movie is undeniably hilarious, however the other contents of the blu ray leave something wanting. The extras are somewhat lame (when are they not?). But the worst thing about this disc is that it has literally 10 minutes of previews that you are forced to watch EVERY TIME you play the disc. This is almost unbearable. One time after accidentally hitting stop while watching the movie, I had to wait 10 minutes before I could get back to where I had been. I almost returned the disc after this incident, I was so annoyed.

The movie, with all the hype it received, was not nearly as good as I thought it would be. I was thinking more along the lines of "Very Bad Things" with Christian Slater and crew. I am not sure why I thought it would be more dark, but I did. There were funny moments in it...maybe I was just not in the right mood to give it all the accolades it received.

Okay where to begin oh yeah over hyped. People made this movie sound like it was the funniest movie ever. So I gave it a shot. I will admit some parts made me laugh but other times it went over the top tried to hard. I thought it was an ok movie but I've seen funnier movies.

Movie came free w/ blu ray player. Wouldn't otherwise have bought it. Had higher expectations but the movie overall was average. Nothing over the top and scenes that should have been funny seemed forced. The Odd main charaters weren't odd enough. Rent it. OLD DOGS not released yet was MUCH better and got poor reviews.

Its better movie than R rated movie. Ive just never loved it like others... yes its funny, yes it is original, yes I kinda like it, but its just not my favorite. I think any comedy by john Hughes is better and this movie will not be watched in 30 years.

A bud of mine recomended this movie, I purchased it, what can I say It was NOT as funny as he said.. it had its funny moments, but over all it was OK not Great but OK..

I think I need another television with 1080 because the picture while beautiful is not too different

if i were to buy it wich I probably would have, I wouldn't spend the extra on blueray,