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		<title>THE HANGOVER &#8211; REVIEW</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I just got back from seeing The Hangover a little while ago and I got psyched on doing a review for the new blog piece. The feeling will undoubtedly wane as I continue an effort to try to review every movie I see in the theater on here from now on, or so I&#8217;m telling [...]]]></description>
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<p>I just got back from seeing <strong>The Hangover</strong> a little while ago and I got psyched on doing a review for the new blog piece.  The feeling will undoubtedly wane as I continue an effort to try to review every movie I see in the theater on here from now on, or so I&#8217;m telling you and myself. </p>
<p>review after the jump<br />
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Let me start with a little backstory experience about <strong>Zach Galifiankis</strong> since he is who most people care about when mentioning this movie.  When I played the <strong>Bamboozle</strong> festival in the sports complex parking lot of <strong>Giants</strong> Stadium in East Rutherford, NJ accompanied by DJ&#8217;s <strong>Chauncey</strong> and <strong>Nick Hook</strong>, <strong>Zach Galifianakis</strong> happened to be playing the same tent and his set was scheduled right before ours.  It was pouring rain and there was really nowhere to go because the backstage &#8220;area&#8221; was literally an area closed off behind a large projector screen, of which there was a man &#8220;manning&#8221; the projector who kept getting mad if you walked by without ducking.  While we were back there waiting, so was Galifianakis, milling around very introvertedly and quiet.  I&#8217;d say it was understandable as I don&#8217;t like talking to people right before I play either.  However, in retrospect I have a feeling he was over it before he got there and he had already completed <strong>The Hangover</strong> so he may have felt that playing for a tent full of teenagers in the pouring rain was slightly beneath him.  Call it what you want.  Anyway, Chauncey noticed him and immediately recognized him from the <strong>Tim and Eric</strong> show on <strong>Adult Swim</strong>.  He said he was a funny dude and we watched his set before we went on.  I thought he had a totally original sense of humor as he sipped a big cup of beer and ended his set wrapping himself in Christmas lights while ridiculing the fact that he was playing <strong>Bamboozle</strong>.  I ended up following him on Twitter, which he&#8217;s since deleted, shortly after this and came to find out that he mentioned going on before me quite a few times.  Something along the lines that he got a kick out of the fact he was going on before a dude named Yak Ballz.  Go figure&#8230;</p>
<p>So <strong>The Hangover</strong>&#8230;</p>
<p>I thought the first half of this movie was one of the funniest movies I&#8217;ve seen in a very long time.  I was definitely hysterical at certain parts, however, for some reason I didn&#8217;t think it held up towards the end.  They kind of had to wrap up the story and answer a shitload of questions, which was interesting of course because it held my attention, but I thought it ran out of steam.  Problem is, in recent years more than ever I&#8217;ve become very perceptive, maybe more than I used to be, of things in movies that remind me or were just blatantly taken from other previous movies so I get annoyed and end up a little bummed.  For example of course a couple parts of this reminded me of <strong>Old School </strong>(I know the same dude directed it) and a few things from <strong>Wedding Crashers</strong> etc. but to me the original shit  in this movie was the best part.  I&#8217;d say it was pretty dope despite the slow leak but worth a watch and will definitely evoke some healthy laughs.  I was actually really surprised that 2 weeks after it came out, the theater was still pretty full on a Thursday night at 10pm.  <strong>Galiafinakis</strong> FTW.  Props to <strong>Ed Helms</strong> who may have been equally as funny.  4/5</p>
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