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"THE HANGOVER PART II" (2011) (Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms) (R) QUICK TAKE: Comedy: A group of friends again experience a wild bachelor party night, this time in Thailand where, like their previous escapades in Las Vegas, they can't remember much and try to piece together the night in order to find a group member who's now missing. PLOT: American dentist Stu (ED HELMS) is all set to marry his fiancée, Lauren (JAMIE CHUNG), in her homeland of Thailand, and has invited his friends, Phil (BRADLEY COOPER) and Doug (JUSTIN BARTHA), to come along for the big day. But he's extremely reluctant to offer a similar invite to Doug's "stay-at-home-son" brother-in-law, Alan (ZACH GALIFIANAKIS), a passive-aggressive man-child who still lives at home with his parents. Stu's reluctance stems from the group's previous experience in Las Vegas where, for Doug's bachelor party, Alan spiked everyone's drinks with roofies, thus leading to a wild and dangerous night where no one could remember anything that happened. To make matters worse, that also involved them trying to figure out what happened to Doug who went missing, all while dealing with boxer Mike Tyson; Stu ending up married to a stripper; and a jive-talking criminal, Mr. Chow (KEN JEONG), who claimed to have kidnapped Doug. Despite all of that and due to Doug pleading for some family-related leniency, Stu agrees to have Alan tag along and they all set off for Thailand. There, they meet Lauren's family, including her stern father (NIRUT SIRICHANYA) who disapproves of Stu, especially in comparison to Lauren's 16-year-old, pre-med, cello-playing brother, Teddy (MASON LEE). The guys decide to take him out for the night before the wedding, and despite their precautions, the same thing happens again. This time, however, rather than Doug disappearing, it's Teddy who goes MIA. All of which results in Stu, Phil and Alan trying to find him, all while dealing with the return of Mr. Chow, a drug-peddling capuchin monkey, a silent monk, and other figures and developments that threaten to derail Stu's pending wedding. WILL KIDS WANT TO SEE IT? If they're fans of the first film (or have just heard about it and the wild antics depicted within it) or are fans of anyone in the cast, they'll probably show some interest. WHY THE MPAA RATED IT: R For pervasive language, strong sexual content including graphic nudity, drug use and brief violent images. CAST AS ROLE MODELS: ED HELMS plays an American dentist who travels with his friends to Thailand where he's to marry his fiancée. Based on their last wild escapade at Doug's bachelor party, Stu is careful not to allow the same to happen but it does. He wakes up to find his face tattooed, his future brother-in-law missing (and missing a finger) and consequently and repeatedly freaks out about those and other developments (including that he had drugged sex with a male transvestite). He uses strong profanity, drinks and can't control his inhibitions while under the influence, and occasionally gets violent. BRADLEY COOPER plays his good friend who similarly finds himself in a state where he can't remember the previous night's events, but tries to remain the calm and resourceful one as they piece together what happened while attempting to locate Teddy. Even so, he seems to get something of a kick out of what's transpired, uses strong profanity and drinks. ZACH GALIFIANAKIS plays Doug's brother-in-law, a passive-aggressive man-child and self-proclaimed "stay-at-home-son." Socially uncouth, his plan to spike some snacks for Teddy goes terribly wrong, resulting in all of them being drugged and Teddy missing. He doesn't seem to care and/or recognize the severity of what's occurred. He also drinks some. JUSTIN BARTHA plays his brother-in-law and friend to Stu and Phil who goes out with them for the night, but leaves before the wild escapades begin. He ends up being their phone contact back at the wedding hotel. He briefly drinks. MASON LEE plays Stu's future brother-in-law, a 16-year-old pre-med student and cello prodigy who goes out for the night with the guys and ends up doing some underage drinking (at their insistence). He ends up missing (and missing a finger) due to what happened. KEN JEONG plays a jive-talking criminal who ends up back in the group's circle and is part of the catalyst for everything that goes wrong that night. He uses strong profanity, racial and homophobic slurs, and cocaine. JAMIE CHUNG plays Stu's fiancée who encourages him to go out for the night with the guys but then worries about what's happened to them. NIRUT SIRICHANYA plays her father who looks down on and belittles Stu in front of others. CAST, CREW, & TECHNICAL INFO HOW OTHERS RATED THIS MOVIE Curious if this title is entertaining, any good, and/or has any artistic merit? Then read OUR TAKE of this film. (Note: The "Our Take" review of this title examines the film's artistic merits and does not take into account any of the possibly objectionable material listed below). OUR WORD TO PARENTS: The following is a brief summary of the content found in this R-rated comedy. Profanity consists of at least 99 "f" words, while other expletives and colorful phrases are also uttered. Sexually related dialogue and humor are present, as is full frontal and rear nudity of box sexes, and some photos of sexual activity. Violence consists of several attempts at harming or killing others via handgun shots (one man is grazed by a bullet, while a monkey is hit but lives), while some comedy based hitting of others occurs, and a severed human finger is seen various times and played for laughs. Some of that has bloody results, while some crude humor is also present. A few scenes might be a little unsettling for some highly sensitive viewers, but all are played for laughs and wild adventure. Drinking occurs in various scenes, as does drug use (cocaine, along with people ending up unintentionally high from a combination of muscle relaxants and ADD medication), while there's some brief smoking. All sorts of potentially imitative behavior is present, as are bad attitudes. If you're still concerned about the film and its appropriateness for yourself or anyone else in your home who may be interested in seeing it, we suggest that you take a closer look at our detailed listings for more specific information regarding the film's content. For those concerned with bright flashes of light on the screen, there's some of that from camp fire flicker. For those prone to visually induced motion sickness, there are varying amounts of camera movement in the film, including some spin-around camera shots. ALCOHOL OR DRUG USE Phil jokingly wants a hit of nitrous gas in Stu's dentist's office. He then tries to smuggle out a prescription pad, but Stu stops him and has him remove it (from the front of his pants). At a pancake house, Stu points out the napkin over his orange juice is so that no one "roofies" him (laces it with a date rape drug as occurred in the first film). Various people have champagne at a pre-wedding day dinner. Later, people have wine and champagne. During that, Alan puts the entire end of his champagne flute into his mouth. Phil wants Stu to get a drink with the guys, but he declines that until Lauren encourages him to go and take Teddy (her 16-year-old brother) with her. Phil brings bottled beer over for the guys, and they encourage Teddy (who's 16) to have some as well. The morning after an unseen wild night of partying, we see many empty bottles all around a room, and Phil wakes up, seemingly hung-over. About a wild night of partying he doesn't recall, Stu asks Alan if the latter "roofied" him. Mr. Chow snorts cocaine off his hand, but then goes unconscious and his head hits a glass table hard, shattering the latter. The guys then think he's dead (it later turns out he isn't) and then carry his covered body up to an ice machine into which they stuff him and padlock the door. The guys find a drink card for a restaurant that they use as a clue to follow. We see a flashback to the guys' wild night, including a shirtless (and high) Stu shouting, "F*ck the police!" After meditating, Alan has a vision of what happened the night before, except that he and his friends are represented as kids who cuss and drink, while the Stu's version is shirtless and one throws a Molotov cocktail that explodes on the street. We see a bottle in the back room of a strip club. Alan admits he spiked marshmallows (for Teddy) with muscle relaxers and ADD medicine, with that bag then getting mixed up with the regular one, resulting in all of the guys unintentionally getting high and behaving badly the night before. While holding up a glass of it or something similar, an apparent criminal businessman comments that some whiskey would "f*ck you up," but then says that's right, that already happened to the guys. Stu sings a song (to the tune of Billy Joel's "Allentown") where he mentions the guys being drunk and wasted. A song's lyrics are about a drug pusher and coke and weed. We hear that while it's noted that a capuchin monkey is used to deliver drugs from a dealer to his customers (and we see such a transaction). During this, Mr. Chow states that maybe he can get some "blow" for himself. Phil and others have beer at a wedding reception, followed by him and his friends drinking after that. We see a series of still photos during the end credits showing the wild antics the guys were involved in during the night they can't remember. They include many views of them drinking, along with cocaine use (including a great deal of that all over Alan's beard and face). BLOOD/GROSS STUFF We see a still photo from the first film showing a high Stu having pulled out his own tooth (with bloody results). Phil picks up a severed finger and realizes it belongs to Teddy. There appears to be some blood or at least redness around Stu's new facial tattoo. Alan wrongly interprets what a monk said as that man saying he's farting because of medication. Stu lies on the phone that Teddy is "puking" aboard a ship. Phil has a little blood on his shirt sleeve from where a bullet grazed him. Mr. Chow spits in Phil's face and threatens to do the same again. During a car chase, the guys' car hits a side of raw meat in a meat market, causing blood and related goo to spray all over Stu. We see a little blood on a monkey's fur after he's been shot. We see a series of still photos during the end credits showing the wild antics the guys were involved in during the night they can't remember. They include views of Stu getting his tattoo (with bloody results) as well as Teddy holding a sharp object between his fingers (apparently from the activity where one repeatedly and quickly jabs such an item between one's spread fingers) and then that severing his finger (with bloody results as well as various views of people holding up the severed and bloody finger for laughs). DISRESPECTFUL/BAD ATTITUDE Phil complains about Stu having his wedding in Thailand being inconvenient, and then does so again later. Hearing Teddy is pre-med, Alan (who openly dislikes him for no reason) asks if he knows of Doogie Howser who turned out to be "a gay." After Teddy offers to loan Alan his inflatable neck brace for a long flight, Alan takes that and flings it off into the distance. Lauren's father obviously looks down on Stu and makes certain to embarrass him in a wedding rehearsal dinner toast. That includes saying that those in his country don't look at dentists as real doctors, compares him to his learning disable brother, and then compares him to bland rice pudding that one would feed to infants or old people. Watching Teddy's cello performance, Alan holds his own nose and gives the thumbs down gesture. Phil brings bottled beer over for the guys, and they encourage Teddy (who's 16) to have some as well. About Stu's fiancée, Phil says she doesn't have big breasts, but does have a "nice rack for an Asian." Mr. Chow refers to men as "bitches" and makes racist and homophobic slurs in general (not directed at gay or black people specifically). A person throws something that hits Stu. A tattoo artist is seen giving a tattoo to a young kid. We see a flashback to the guys' wild night, including a shirtless (and high) Stu shouting, "F*ck the police!" The guys storm into a monastery and talk loudly, disrupting the peace and quiet. A monk later refers to Alan as a "fatty," while Phil refers to them as "bald assholes." After meditating, Alan has a vision of what happened the night before, except that he and his friends are represented as kids who cuss and drink, while the Stu's version is shirtless and one throws a Molotov cocktail that explodes on the street. The guys tell a strip club owner they're looking for a kid (meaning Teddy who's lost), but the man misunderstands them and says it will cost $2,000 (meaning for sexual purposes). A guy on a motorcycle hits Phil hard on the back, knocking him to a street. He or the other man on the bike then pulls a handgun, and after a moment, fires a shot that hits Phil, downing him. We then see that his arm was hit, and then hear it just grazed that arm and required a few stitches. Alan admits he spiked marshmallows (for Teddy) with muscle relaxers and ADD medicine, with that bag then getting mixed up with the regular one, resulting in all of the guys unintentionally getting high and behaving badly the night before. An apparent criminal businessman admits that his goons kidnapped Teddy as insurance to get what he wants from Mr. Chow (we later learn that's all a ruse). Some viewers might not like seeing a capuchin monkey smoke and/or a joke about it being shot and wounded during a chase. A person refers to Alan as a "fat f*ck." While being arrested, Mr. Chow refers to an Arab man as a "camel jockey," while he also uses the term "n*gger." FRIGHTENING SCENES Scenes listed under "Violence," "Blood/Gross Stuff" and "Jump Scenes" may be unsettling and/or suspenseful to younger viewers and/or those with low tolerance levels for such material. A guy on a motorcycle hits Phil hard on the back, knocking him to a street. He or the other man on the bike then pulls a handgun, and after a moment, fires a shot that hits Phil, downing him. We then see that his arm was hit, and then hear it just grazed that arm and required a few stitches. The guys (with Mr. Chow driving) are chased by some drug dealers, with one shooting at them with a handgun (one shot blows out the back window). During this, Stu is trying to yank a capuchin monkey inside the vehicle (it's hanging onto the outside), while one pursuer wipes out on his bike. The chase continues, with more shots fired and damage occurring to things along the street as well as the guys' vehicle. The monkey is also shot and wounded, but apparently lives. GUNS/WEAPONS After meditating, Alan has a vision of what happened the night before, except that he and his friends are represented as kids including one who throws a Molotov cocktail that explodes on the street. Alan picks up a machine gun that suddenly goes off, spraying bullets into the ceiling by a bunch of exotic dancers (no one is hit but property damage occurs). A guy on a motorcycle hits Phil hard on the back, knocking him to a street. He or the other man on the bike then pulls a handgun, and after a moment, fires a shot that hits Phil, downing him. We then see that his arm was hit, and then hear it just grazed that arm and required a few stitches. The guys (with Mr. Chow driving) are chased by some drug dealers, with one shooting at them with a handgun (one shot blows out the back window). During this, Stu is trying to yank a capuchin monkey inside the vehicle (it's hanging onto the outside), while one pursuer wipes out on his bike. The chase continues, with more shots fired and damage occurring to things along the street as well as the guys' vehicle. The monkey is also shot and wounded, but apparently lives. Various Interpol agents aim various weapons at Mr. Chow while arresting him. We see a series of still photos during the end credits showing the wild antics the guys were involved in during the night they can't remember. They include various views of the guys holding guns and pointing them at each other in comic poses. IMITATIVE BEHAVIOR Phrases: The following should be considered a bare minimum: "We really f*cked up," "F*ck that," "F*ck you, man," "No f*cking way," "A f*cking I-Hop," "What the f*ck /are you doing (here)/did you do/happened here/is going on?" "Where the f*ck are we?" "F*cked up," "We are so f*cked," "Who's this f*cking guy?" "Get the f*ck out" (said and written), "F*ck the police," "F*ck it," "That d*ck-less f*ck," "Get the f*ck back to work," "Un-f*cking-believable," "F*cked up sh*t," "Get your head back in the f*cking game," "Oh f*ck," "You f*cking psycho," "It's f*cking unreal," "It will f*ck you up," "That's your cue to get the f*ck out of here," "We're f*cked," "F*cking genius," "Let go, you f*cking monkey," "Holy f*ck," "Fat f*ck," "Motherf*cker," "F*cking Bangkok," "That's pretty f*cking cool," "Who gives a sh*t?" "That's bullsh*t," "Holy sh*t," "Sh*t-hole," "I don't remember sh*t," "You guys look like sh*t," "Don't give a sh*t," "I got this sh*t," "A c*nt," "Whore," "Balls twice your size" (testicles), "Show 'em your balls," "Boner" (erection), "Bang-c*ck," "Bang-c*nt," "Come feel my balls and tell me," "I bust a nut" (testicle), "Teeth cleanings with a happy ending" (sexual), "It's true, he has semen in him," "Where the hell are you?" "Nothing to screw that up," "This sucks," "What the hell?" "Thigh land" (for Thailand), "Not nobody knows Stu like I do," "Rice pudding," "What-ev" (for "whatever"), "You're gonna freak out," "Did you roofie me?" "Holla, city of squalla" (for "Holler, city of squalor"), "Bitches" (men), "Dude," "Shut up," "N*gger" (read aloud from a text message, but not in reference to a black person), "Crying like a bitch," "Bald assholes," "Get your ass back in here," "You're the bearded devil," "Pretty-boy," "My bad," "Blah, blah, blah. Who cares?" "You camel jockey" (said about an Arab man), "What the crud?" and "I have a demon in me." We see a still photo from the first film showing a high Stu having pulled out his own tooth (with bloody results). Hearing he's been invited to Stu's wedding in Thailand, Alan suddenly jams a large syringe into his own leg (to inoculate himself for the trip). Watching Teddy's cello performance, Alan holds his own nose and gives the thumbs down gesture. Alan puts the entire end of his champagne flute into his mouth. Alan unintentionally mispronounces Thailand as "thigh land." Phil brings bottled beer over for the guys, and they encourage Teddy (who's 16) to have some as well. About Stu's fiancée, Phil says she doesn't have big breasts, but does have a "nice rack for an Asian." Stu wakes up from a wild night of partying to find a large and elaborate tattoo on one side of his face. Mr. Chow snorts cocaine off his hand, but then goes unconscious and his head hits a glass table hard, shattering the latter. The guys then think he's dead (it later turns out he isn't) and then carry his covered body up to an ice machine into which they stuff him and padlock the door. A tattoo artist is seen giving a tattoo to a young kid. We see a flashback to the guys' wild night, including a shirtless (and high) Stu shouting, "F*ck the police!" Alan holds something covered down in front of an old monk's clothed crotch and jokes about the man's "boner." The capuchin monkey then comes over and puts it mouth on the end of that, causing Alan and others to laugh at the sight. Alan then jokes that a monkey on a penis is funny in any language. After meditating, Alan has a vision of what happened the night before, except that he and his friends are represented as kids who cuss and drink, while the Stu's version is shirtless and one throws a Molotov cocktail that explodes on the street. Alan picks up a machine gun that suddenly goes off, spraying bullets into the ceiling by a bunch of exotic dancers (no one is hit but property damage occurs). Alan admits he spiked marshmallows (for Teddy) with muscle relaxers and ADD medicine, with that bag then getting mixed up with the regular one, resulting in all of the guys unintentionally getting high and behaving badly the night before. Mr. Chow spits in Phil's face and threatens to do the same again. During a car chase, Mr. Chow ends up sending the car he's driving airborne and over a canal. In response to the excitement of that, he states he has such an erection right now. Alan gives an injured monkey a cigarette to calm down the animal. Alan doesn't slow down and drives a speed boat from the water up onto the shore at the wedding location. Various wedding party participants light candles inside bags and then let them float up into the air. We see a series of still photos during the end credits showing the wild antics the guys were involved in during the night they can't remember. They include views of Teddy holding a sharp object between his fingers (apparently from the activity where one repeatedly and quickly jabs such an item between one's spread fingers) and then that severing his finger (with bloody results as well as various views of people holding up the severed and bloody finger for laughs). We see a series of still photos during the end credits showing the wild antics the guys were involved in during the night they can't remember. They include several views of a stripper pulling a string of beads and balls from her vagina and the guys looking shocked, along with Mr. Chow and the monkey having some of those balls in their mouths. During that we also see various views of the guys holding guns and pointing them at each other in comic poses. JUMP SCENES A capuchin monkey suddenly lands on Stu's back/shoulder, startling him and others (but played for laughs). Alan picks up a machine gun that suddenly goes off, spraying bullets into the ceiling by a bunch of exotic dancers (no one is hit but property damage occurs and this is also played for laughs). Mr. Chow springs out from an ice machine and repeatedly hits and kicks Stu, Phil and Alan until Phil gets control of him (also played for laughs). MUSIC (SCARY/TENSE) A little bit of suspenseful music plays in a few scenes. MUSIC (INAPPROPRIATE) The opening song repeatedly states "It's a bad man's world." A song has non-explicit innuendo (about not being able to wait much longer). A song includes multiple uses of the "f" word and other profanities in it. Other songs had lyrics we couldn't fully hear and/or understand, thus presenting the possibility of them potentially containing something objectionable. A song includes the use of the "s" word. Stu sings a song (to the tune of Billy Joel's "Allentown") where he mentions the guys being drunk and wasted. He also sings that he "got f*cked in the ass by a girl with a d*ck." A song's lyrics are about a drug pusher and coke and weed. PROFANITY The following should be considered a bare minimum: At least 99 "f" words (4 used with "mother," 2 used sexually), 23 "s" words, 4 slang terms using male genitals ("d*ck" and "c*ck"), 2 using female ones ("c*nt"), 1 for breasts ("rack"), 6 hells, 6 asses (3 used with "hole"), 1 damn, 8 uses of "Oh my God," 3 each of "Jesus Christ" and "Oh God," 2 each of "G-damn" and "Jesus," and 1 use each of "For Christ's sakes," "God," "Oh Jesus" and "Swear to God." SEX/NUDITY We briefly see a scantily clad stripper from the side doing her thing by a pole (there's a possible partial bare breast view). Phil jokingly wants a hit of nitrous gas in Stu's dentist's office. He then tries to smuggle out a prescription pad, but Stu stops him and has him remove it (from the front of his pants). Stu then asks if it was right up against his scrotum. About his bachelor party being a bachelor brunch at a pancake house, Stu jokingly tells Phil to get a lap dance from a waitress there. We see a still photo from the first film showing Stu with a stripper showing abundant cleavage. A photo shows a Vegas statue that shows bare breasts. A song has non-explicit innuendo (about not being able to wait much longer). At the rehearsal dinner, Alan makes a toast where he states this won't be Stu's first marriage in that he married a "whore" in Vegas. About Stu's fiancée, Phil says she doesn't have big breasts, but does have a "nice rack for an Asian." We see Phil with his shirt open. We see Stu in his briefs and a shirt. Alan and Stu try to figure out what a tiny nub is that's sticking out from some material on the floor. Alan touches it with his finger and then tastes that, and the capuchin monkey with them tastes it as well. That prompts Mr. Chow to suddenly pop up from under that material (it was his small penis they were seeing), and we see both his full rear and frontal nudity as his small briefs are down around his thighs. Alan is happy to see Mr. Chow and hugs him in that state. We see Doug with his shirt open. A tattoo artist is seen giving a tattoo to a young kid. He then tells the guys that kid has "balls" twice the size of theirs, and then tells the boy to show them just that. The boy starts to go for his pants but is stopped before anything is revealed. We see a flashback to the guys' wild night, including a shirtless (and high) Stu. Alan holds something covered down in front of an old monk's clothed crotch and jokes about the man's "boner." The capuchin monkey then comes over and puts it mouth on the end of that, causing Alan and others to laugh at the sight. Alan then jokes that a monkey on a penis is funny in any language. A man refers to Mr. Chow as a "d*ck-less f*ck." We see scantily clad dancers in a strip club (midriff and cleavage revealing tops, and small skirts). The guys then go back to see one who says she and Stu had sex. She then says Stu was sexy and that she had to tell him to slow down or he was going to drop his load (ejaculate) too quickly. That's followed by talk of semen and that stripper, which confuses the guys until the transvestite says that's why "Bang-c*ck" isn't called "Bang-c*nt." During that, we see his bare butt, breasts and then penis, while the transvestite also talks of them climaxing at the same time. When asked how that's possible, the man says he shot his "load" into Stu who then shot his "load" onto the floor. All of his is greatly distressing for Stu, but amusing and shocking for Phil. The guys tell a strip club owner they're looking for a kid (meaning Teddy who's lost), but the man misunderstands them and says it will cost $2,000 (meaning for sexual purposes). We see Phil in his open shirt. Stu sings a song (to the tune of Billy Joel's "Allentown") where he mentions that he "got f*cked in the ass by a girl with a d*ck." After Phil asks if Mr. Chow is warm yet (after being trapped in an ice machine), the latter sarcastically tells him, "Come feel my balls and tell me." Mr. Chow comments on the monkey jerking him (or itself) off while watching Stu "make f*ck" with a transvestite (he calls that person a lady boy or something along those lines). During a car chase, Mr. Chow ends up sending the car he's driving airborne and over a canal. In response to the excitement of that, he states he has such an erection right now. Mr. Chow says that he "bust a nut." Dejected about his behavior involving strippers, Stu states he should stay in Bangkok and offer dental cleanings "with a happy ending" (meant sexually). Stu defiantly tells Lauren's father, "I have a demon in me" (meaning he has a dark side), with Alan mishearing that and stating, "It's true, he has semen in him." Lauren shows some cleavage in her wedding dress. We see a series of still photos during the end credits showing the wild antics the guys were involved in during the night they can't remember. They include views of bare-breasted women by an older, smiling monk, while a woman (or male transvestite) sucks on Stu's nipple. We also see the male transvestite (who had sex with Stu earlier in the film) showing bare breasts, his penis & scrotum hanging out from his clothing, and then several views of him behind Stu who's bent over or on all fours, appearing in pain and/or shock from the encounter. There are also several views of a stripper pulling a string of beads and balls from her vagina and the guys looking shocked, along with Mr. Chow and the monkey having some of those balls in their mouths. Then there's the view of a severed human finger being held up at a monkey's crotch to appear like a penis. SMOKING Alan smokes a pipe in one scene, a few miscellaneous people smoke, and a capuchin monkey smokes twice (the second time given one by Alan to comfort him). TENSE FAMILY SCENES Lauren's father obviously looks down on Stu and makes certain to embarrass him in a wedding rehearsal dinner toast. That includes saying that those in his country don't look at dentists as real doctors, compares him to his learning disable brother and then compares him to bland rice pudding that one would feed to infants or old people. TOPICS TO TALK ABOUT Being careful about accepting food or drink from others (who may have spiked it with something along the lines of the date rape drug). Transvestites. Not being able to control oneself while under the influence. Bachelor parties and related celebrations before weddings. Getting tattoos. Drug use. VIOLENCE We see a still photo from the first film showing a high Stu having pulled out his own tooth (with bloody results). Alan falls from an upper bunk bed and lands hard on the floor. Mr. Chow snorts cocaine off his hand, but then goes unconscious and his head hits a glass table hard, shattering the latter. The guys then think he's dead (it later turns out he isn't) and then carry his covered body up to an ice machine into which they stuff him and padlock the door. A person throws something that hits Stu. When the guys storm into a monastery and talk loudly, one monk repeatedly hits Phil, Stu and Alan with a large rod until they finally stop talking. Alan picks up a machine gun that suddenly goes off, spraying bullets into the ceiling by a bunch of exotic dancers (no one is hit but property damage occurs but property damage occurs). A guy on a motorcycle hits Phil hard on the back, knocking him to a street. He or the other man on the bike then pulls a handgun, and after a moment, fires a shot that hits Phil, downing him. We then see that his arm was hit, and then hear it just grazed that arm and required a few stitches. Stu tackles Alan and pins him to the street while angry at him. Mr. Chow springs out from an ice machine and repeatedly hits and kicks Stu, Phil and Alan until Phil gets control of him. The guys (with Mr. Chow driving) are chased by some drug dealers, with one shooting at them with a handgun (one shot blows out the back window). During this, Stu is trying to yank a capuchin monkey inside the vehicle (it's hanging onto the outside), while one pursuer wipes out on his bike. The chase continues, with more shots fired and damage occurring to things along the street as well as the guys' vehicle. The monkey is also shot and wounded, but apparently lives. We see a series of still photos during the end credits showing the wild antics the guys were involved in during the night they can't remember. They include views of Teddy holding a sharp object between his fingers (apparently from the activity where one repeatedly and quickly jabs such an item between one's spread fingers) and then that severing his finger (with bloody results as well as various views of people holding up the severed and bloody finger for laughs). Reviewed May 23, 2011 / Posted May 26, 2011