Hangover

Four friends travel to Las Vegas for a bachelor party, but their wildest night of drinking leads to a morning of amnesia and a missing groom. As they retrace their steps, they discover a series of increasingly outrageous events that occurred during their drunken stupor, desperately trying to find their lost friend before the wedding.

The Hangover was a massive critical and commercial success, praised for its raunchy humor, memorable characters, and unpredictable plot. It became a cultural phenomenon, solidifying its cast as comedic stars and spawning a highly successful franchise.

• Praised for its hilarious and chaotic premise.

• Lauded for the comedic chemistry between the lead actors, especially Zach Galifianakis.

• Criticized by some for its crude humor and predictability, but largely celebrated for its entertainment value.

Google audience: Audiences overwhelmingly enjoyed 'The Hangover' for its laugh-out-loud comedy and wild, outrageous scenarios. Many found the premise inventive and the performances, particularly Zach Galifianakis', to be highlights. While some viewers noted the humor could be over-the-top, the general sentiment was one of high entertainment and replay value.

Won the Golden Globe for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy. Nominated for numerous other awards including MTV Movie Awards and People's Choice Awards.

The Mike Tyson cameo was originally intended for a different celebrity, but the filmmakers decided to approach Tyson after he was mentioned in the script. He agreed to appear, famously bringing his tigers and performing the "In the Air Tonight" car scene himself.