Hangover Part 2: The

The Hangover Part 2 suggests that you cannot escape who you are. The Wolfpack isn’t a group of friends having a bad night; they are fundamentally broken people who require catastrophic amnesia to function. That is a heavy thesis for a movie with a monkey smoking a cigarette.

: Tattoo artist S. Victor Whitmill sued Warner Bros. for copyright infringement because the film used Mike Tyson’s iconic facial tattoo design on Ed Helms' character without permission. The Hangover Part 2

In the film, Stu (Ed Helms) wakes up with a facial tattoo identical to the one Mike Tyson has. S. Victor Whitmill, the tattoo artist who designed Tyson’s ink, sued Warner Bros. for copyright infringement just weeks before the film's release. The Hangover Part 2 suggests that you cannot

When The Hangover exploded onto the scene in 2009, it didn't just become a box-office hit; it became a cultural phenomenon. It redefined the "R-rated bromance" and turned its lead trio into superstars. Naturally, the pressure for a sequel was immense. In 2011, director Todd Phillips took the "Wolfpack" across the globe for The Hangover Part II , a film that traded the neon lights of Las Vegas for the humid, chaotic streets of Bangkok. : Tattoo artist S