The Hangover is something you get when you do the drinking too much. Like the guys in this movie did.

Story: One dude is going to get married, so his two best friends and his to-become-wife’s brother decides to take him to Vegas for a bachelor party. It starts with the guys cheering with some jägermeister, and then they call the wife telling her they have lost her fiancé… and the hunt for the fiancé begins, and as the story unfolds they realize they’ve fucked up more than they thought.

It’s a really hilarious comedy with some amazing acting and really great characters. Their adventures and mishaps are just too entertaining, and I must say I had my share deal of laughs.

What more, you get to see a lot of famous profiles in the movie, although they play minor roles (like for instance Mike Tyson and that red-haired stand-up comedian I can’t remember the name of. Carrot Top or something. Just fucking Google it).

Anyways, this movie is worth watching just cause there are so many original characters and kickass crazy situations – like waking up in your hotel suite and realizing there’s a tiger in your bathroom. And then noticing there’s a baby you have never seen before in the closet in the same room.

Just go see this sucker, it’s really worth it! Big thanks to Carina who took me on to this free show at the movie theater =).

So I had Carina over and we thought we should see a movie to entertain ourselves in the evening. As I tried to convince her that the more gore a movie contains, the better it is, there seemed to be no success for me.

So the choice fell upon Horton Hears a Who! which is an animated movie about an elephant in a jungle that hears some tiny people (“The Whos”) living in a tiny speck. Then there is this badass kangaroo mom who tries to take away the speck from Horton ’cause she loves to control stuff and doesn’t want him to let the “children” think there exists tiny tiny people in a speck. Or something like that. The only thing I really remembered from the movie is Carina laughing like a maniac. But that is not uncommon, so don’t be surprised.

Anyways, I had my laughs too. It’s quite an easy movie aimed for children, so it’s impossible to not enjoy the (somewhat mundane) comedy.

Lower your ambitions for a while and let yourself laugh 86 minutes away with Horton and his pals in the jungle.

Here they are, all of them:

• Flickr slideshow
• Facebook (Part I)
• Facebook (Part II)

Enjoy! Videos are coming up later on…