Directed by Todd Phillips, The Hangover landed in theaters in 2009. It stars Cooper as Phil, Galifianakis as Alan, Bartha as Doug, and Helms as Stu. The movie follows the eccentric group of friends as ...

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With a massive overseas push for “The Hangover Part II,” Warner Bros. looks likely to overcome the box office aphorism that American comedies don’t travel. The studio is opening the sequel in 40 ...

LOS ANGELES -- Hollywood has hustled up a hangover for the record books. "The Hangover Part II" set a new high for comedy debuts with $105.8 million over the long Memorial Day weekend, according to ...

The Todd Phillips-helmed film had the third best Thursday opening of all time, grossing $31.7 million domestically. Kung Fu Panda impressed overseas, where audiences in territories like Russia and ...

If you thought the tattoo artist who claimed copyright infringement in 'Hangover Part II' was making a strange claim, you haven't seen anything yet. By Eriq Gardner One night in Bangkok, and Ed Helms ...

The highly-anticipated Hangover II is expected to be the first movie this year to open to over $100m. The Hangover Part II may be on track for a $100 million (£62 million) opening weekend in the US.

West Acres 14 Rated R for pervasive language, strong sexual content including graphic nudity, drug use and brief violent images 102 minutes 2.5 out of 4 stars Doubling down on the formula that made ...

LOS ANGELES (TheWrap.com) - "Fast Five," "Hangover II" and "Thor" were among the most-pirated movies of 2011, according to a new list from the blog TorrentFreak. But some of the year's other biggest ...

“It’s happened again.” warns Phil played by the immensely likeable Bradley Cooper. And audiences around the world were hoping it would. It’s The Hangover Part II, in which once again, the “wolfpack” ...

In deference to its Thailand setting, The Hangover II serves as an illustration of the Buddhist symbol of the endless knot, where we are all bound together in eternally repeating cycles of suffering.