The Hangover is a 2009 American comedy film directed by Todd Phillips and written by Jon Lucas and Scott Moore. The film stars Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms, Zach Galifianakis, Heather Graham, Justin Bartha and Jeffrey Tambor. The Hangover tells the story of Phil Wenneck, Stu Price and Alan Garner, who travel to Las Vegas, Nevada for a bachelor party to celebrate Doug Billings' impending marriage to Tracy Garner. However, after being drugged with...
The film opens with the voices of the major players being heard on their answ...
Alan stands a few yards away from Chow. Chow twirls the crowbar threateningly...
Phil is sitting in the back with a big smile on his face, Stu looks at Alan i...
Doug asks Alan to tell them the the other reason that he won't let Phil drive.
Stu announces his plan to marry Melissa. Alan is supportive, Phil is anything...
Stu gets sarcastic as Phil drives the cop car down the sidewalk.
The film opens with the voices of the major players being heard on their answ...
Sitting across the table from Stu, Alan and Phil in the an interrogation room...
After their run in with Mr. Chow the guys return to the hotel to figure out a...
Alan reads while filing up the car at a gas station. An older gent admires th...
While Phil is on the phone with Tracy, Stu, Alan and Black Doug discuss the d...
Alan sits in the back with the baby, while Phil drives the police car and Stu...
Just as they are about to enter the suite, Alan reminds them about the tiger.
Doug and Phil enter Stu's room. They are dressed and ready to go, he's on the...
At a gas station an older gent admires the car. Doug and Phil watch him from ...
On the way home, after finding Doug, Doug gives the guys a bit of good news.
Shortly after the guys wake up in the villa that's been wrecked, Alan comes r...
The officers bring the guys in front of a room full of students that are thei...
As Alan asks another asinine question, no one notices the tiger in the back s...
The foursome bust through the door, dressed for the ceremony.
Stu and Phil sit on the sofa at Tyson's home reviewing his security tapes.
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