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I get this way with movies sometimes. “Fandango<\/a>” did it to me in college. Most recently, “Old School<\/a>” made me think they should just stop making films altogether. I am sure others made me feel that way in between, but something new has caught my attention.<\/p>\n

$\"\"$ You would think that a movie so heavily promoted with so many different versions of the trailer would fail to surprise or entertain you, but this Todd Phillips<\/a> flick pulls it off with ease. Even clocking in at just over 90 minutes, they pack an awful lot of action and comedy into the film.<\/p>\n

The story doesn’t pack that much punch – four very different guys go to Vegas for a bachelor party before one of them gets married and the night goes horribly, horribly wrong. But the note-perfect casting, the inclusion of some key cameos and the refusal to count any topic as forbidden brings this comedy to an epic level.<\/p>\n

My friend Dave Lifton <\/a>said on Twitter<\/a> yesterday that this movie could easily sweep The Brians<\/a> next year. “I Love You, Man<\/a>” has a shot – it is the only grown-up movie I have seen this year – but the cast of “The Hangover” might make it hard for anyone else to get attention.<\/p>\n

Zach Galifianakis<\/a> tends to steal the show as the brother of the bride who is only invited out of a mixed sense of pity and duty by the groom, played by Justin Bartha<\/a> from the National Treasure movies. Ed Helms<\/a> and Bradley Cooper<\/a> do much of the heavy lifting, however, as the groom’s friends who need to deal with problems of their own.<\/p>\n

Add in some Vegas magic, Mike Tyson<\/a> and Heather Graham<\/a> (plus a splash of Jeffrey Tambor<\/a>), and you have a movie for the ages. Especially if you stay through the credits. You won’t be disappointed.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"