The Hangover Part III lets loose a first look at its logo

By Alejandro Stepenberg

Posted 14 years ago

The Wolfpack is back and headed to Tijuana, if reports are to be believed. Joined by Ken Jeong’s Leslie Chow and Mike Epps’ Black Doug, their alcohol-fueled adventures in insanity (which could have more than one meaning if it’s true that Zach Galifianakis’ Alan starts out the movie in a mental institution) will hit the big screen in a bit less than a year on May 24th, 2013. The Hangover series has always spun me right ’round (baby, right ’round), so I for one am very much looking forward to THE HANGOVER PART III.

Do you think that they can up the ante even more, or has the ceiling of wacky possibility been reached and what the people behind the movie need is a new avenue for their particular brand of humor?

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Favorite Movies: The Adventures of Robin Hood, The Dark Knight, Dead Man, The read more Devil's Backbone, Drive, Excalibur, Field of Dreams, Gladiator, The Great Escape, Hellboy II: The Golden Army, Hook, Insomnia, Jason and the Argonauts, Kingdom of Heaven, Let the Right One In, The Lord of the Rings trilogy, Michael Clayton, Michael Collins, Munich, The Nightmare Before Christmas, Pan's Labyrinth, Pirate Radio, The Princess Bride, Remember the Titans, The Seventh Seal, Some Like It Hot, The Tree of Life, Trick 'r Treat.

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