🎯 Quick Overview
Trailer
- Director: Todd Phillips
- Genre: Comedy
- Release year: 2011
- Runtime (length): 1h 42min
- IMDb rating: 6.5/10 (551K votes)
- Rotten Tomatoes: 33%
😅 Plot Summary – Badly Explained
Guys wake up in Bangkok, someone’s missing a finger, Stu gets a face tattoo, and they spend the movie trying to put the pieces together, which is basically the same thing they did last time, but with more questionable decisions.
🍿 The Hangover Part II: Detailed Plot Synopsis
Stu’s Wedding in Thailand
Two years after the chaotic Las Vegas bachelor party, Stu is getting married to Lauren in Thailand. Phil, Doug, and Alan join him for the wedding. Lauren’s younger brother, Teddy, a brilliant pre-med student, also accompanies them. During the wedding reception, tensions arise as Lauren’s father expresses his disapproval of Stu, setting the stage for another potentially disastrous event.

One Beer Goes Wrong
Despite Stu’s attempts at a tame pre-wedding gathering, the group ends up having ‘just one beer’ on the beach with Teddy. Alan, Phil, Stu, and Teddy share marshmallows by the campfire. This seemingly innocent night quickly spirals out of control, leading to another memory-erasing event.

Waking Up in Bangkok
The next morning, Phil, Stu, and Alan wake up in a seedy Bangkok hotel room with no memory of the previous night. They discover a chain-smoking Capuchin monkey and Stu sporting a new facial tattoo. Worse, Teddy is missing, and they find only his severed finger. The chaotic search for Teddy begins, mirroring their frantic quest to find Doug in the first film.

Tracing Their Steps
The Wolfpack retraces their steps through the underbelly of Bangkok. They encounter the infamous Mr. Chow, visit a riot-torn tattoo parlor, and discover Stu’s encounter with a ladyboy prostitute. Each clue leads them further into a web of crime and chaos, increasing the urgency to find Teddy before the wedding.

⚠️ Spoilers and Ending Explained
🎬 Cast & Characters
- Phil (Bradley Cooper): The charismatic and adventurous leader of the Wolfpack who tries to keep the group together amidst their chaotic adventures.
- Alan (Zach Galifianakis): The socially awkward and unpredictable member of the Wolfpack whose actions often lead to disastrous and hilarious consequences.
- Stu (Ed Helms): The anxious and often victimized dentist whose wedding becomes the catalyst for another disastrous adventure.
- Mr. Chow (Ken Jeong): The unpredictable and chaotic gangster who becomes entangled with the Wolfpack during their misadventures in Bangkok.
- Teddy (Mason Lee): The intelligent and responsible younger brother of Stu’s fiancée, who goes missing after a wild night out with the Wolfpack.
💬 Memorable Quotes
- Stu: “I got fucked in the ass by a girl with a dick!” – Stu screams this out in frustration and horror upon realizing what happened during the blackout.
- Alan: “I shouldn’t be allowed to handle money or drive or be unsupervised.” – Alan says this expressing his awareness of his own irresponsibility.
- Mr. Chow: “Bye, ciao!” – Said by Mr. Chow after stealing the money and jumping off the balcony.
- Phil: “Well, this is a new one.” – Phil says this sarcastically when they wake up in the Bangkok hotel room and realize the extent of their situation.
💰Box Office
- Budget: $80,000,000
- Domestic Gross: $254,464,305
- Worldwide Gross: $586,764,305
💥 The Hangover Part II Reviews
Personal Review
Okay, so I loved the first Hangover, but this one felt a bit like déjà vu. It had some really hilarious moments, especially anything with Mr. Chow, but overall, it didn’t have the same spark. The tattoo scene was wild, and the monkey was cute, but I was hoping for something more original. Still, a fun watch if you’re in the mood for some raunchy comedy.
- Who would enjoy:
- “Fans of the first Hangover movie.”
- “Viewers who enjoy raunchy, over-the-top comedies.”
- “Those looking for a lighthearted and outrageous film.”
- Content warnings ⚠:
- “Strong language.”
- “Graphic nudity.”
- “Drug use.”
- “Violence.”
- “Suggestive and disturbing content.”
Professional Reviews
- Rolling Stone: “While the cast chemistry remains, *The Hangover Part II* feels like a calculated rehash, substituting Bangkok’s seedy underbelly for Vegas’ glitz, but lacking the original’s charm and genuine laughs. It’s funny, but too familiar.
- The New York Times: “*The Hangover Part II* attempts to outdo its predecessor with shock value but fails to deliver substantial comedic innovation. The exotic setting and over-the-top situations feel forced, overshadowing the moments of genuine humor.
- Entertainment Weekly: “The sequel delivers raunchy laughs, but the rehashed plot and predictable jokes make it a less satisfying experience than the original. The actors work hard, but the script doesn’t offer enough fresh material.
Audience Reactions
The chemistry between the main cast members is still fantastic and makes the movie watchable.: Fans appreciate the familiar characters and their interactions despite the repetitive plot.
Ken Jeong’s performance as Mr. Chow is over-the-top and hilarious, stealing many of the scenes he’s in.: Many viewers agree that Mr. Chow’s antics provide the biggest laughs in the movie.
Overall Consensus: While some find it entertaining, many view *The Hangover Part II* as a less original and more predictable rehash of the first film, relying too heavily on shock value and familiar tropes.
Awards
🛠️ Behind the Scenes
- “In the original script, Alan was intended to have his beard shaved instead of his head, but Zach Galifianakis refused this idea.”
- “Liam Neeson was originally cast in the role of the tattoo artist, but had to be replaced by Nick Cassavetes due to scheduling conflicts with reshoots.”
🖥️ How to Watch The Hangover Part II?
The Hangover Part II is available to rent or purchase on various platforms, including Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, and Google Play Movies. Check your local listings for availability on cable and satellite services. You can often find it for streaming through subscription services that offer rotating movie selections.

🎥 Similar Movies
If you enjoyed The Hangover Part II, you might like these similar films:
- The Hangover (2009): Direct sequel in the Hangover series, features the same characters and similar plot structure of a lost night and its aftermath.
- Due Date (2010): Another Todd Phillips comedy starring Zach Galifianakis, featuring a road trip and outrageous humor.
- Office Christmas Party (2016): A modern ensemble comedy about an out-of-control party and its consequences, capturing the same spirit of debauchery and chaos.
- Rough Night (2017): Dark comedy film that flips the script on the bachelor party premise, focusing on a bachelorette party gone wrong and similar dark humor elements.
🛒 The Hangover Part II Related Products
- The Hangover / The Hangover Part II (Double Feature) [Blu-ray]: Get both films in one Blu-ray set for double the laughs. The original Hangover plus the sequel make for a perfect weekend comedy marathon.
- LEGO BrickHeadz Bradley Cooper as Phil from The Hangover – Custom Set: A custom LEGO BrickHeadz figure of Bradley Cooper as Phil Wenneck from The Hangover. A unique collectible for fans of the movie.
- The Hangover Movie Poster – One Sheet (27 x 40 Inches): A high-quality reproduction of The Hangover Part II movie poster. Perfect for decorating a home theater or game room.
- Hangover Inspired “Wolfpack” T-Shirt: Officially licensed Wolfpack T-Shirt as seen in The Hangover movies, featuring high-quality print. Available in various sizes.
🎧 Soundtrack
The Hangover Part II features a captivating soundtrack that enhances the movie’s atmosphere and emotional impact. Here are some notable tracks:
- “Bad Man’s World” – performed by Jenny Lewis
- “The Downeaster Alexa” – performed by Billy Joel
- “Stronger” – performed by Kanye West
You can find the complete soundtrack on Amazon Music and Apple Music.
🤨 FAQ
Stu gets the face tattoo during their blackout night in Bangkok. He wakes up with no memory of getting it, adding to the chaos of their situation and becoming a central comedic element of the film.
Teddy, Lauren’s younger brother, goes missing after the night of drinking. The Wolfpack spends the entire movie trying to find him, eventually discovering he was trapped in an elevator, but not before they find his severed finger.
Critical and audience reception was mixed, with many finding it to be a rehash of the original with shock value replacing genuine humor. Some enjoyed it as a fun, albeit familiar, ride.
The Hangover Part II was primarily filmed in Bangkok and Krabi, Thailand. These locations provided the backdrop for the group’s wild and chaotic adventures.
🔥 Bonus Content
Best Mr. Chow Moments (Mashup) | The Hangover Franchise | truTV
Get ready for a side-splitting marathon of laughter with the best of Mr. Chow’s eccentric and hilarious moments from all three Hangover movies! It’s a guaranteed laugh-fest!
The Hangover Alans Funniest Moments
Follow Alan on his outrageous adventures as this clip rounds up his funniest escapades. Get ready for an unforgettable laugh-out-loud experience!
Best Moments of The Hangover Part II 2011 @potking1
Dive back into the chaotic world of The Hangover Part II with this curated selection of the funniest and most memorable moments. It’s like reliving the party without the morning-after regrets!
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