The Hangover trilogy serves as a microcosm of the comedy genre's potential and pitfalls. It showcases how a simple premise, when executed with verve and wit, can resonate widely, yet also cautions against the lure of repetition. Despite the diminishing returns on laughter, the trilogy holds a special place in the hearts of those looking for an escape into the riotous, unpredictable world of the Wolfpack—a testament to the enduring appeal of friendship and folly.
The Hangover (Parts I, II & III) ★★★
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