Funny from beginning to ending credits..

Sure, I laughed quite a few times, but I was expecting more. Ken Jeong was terrible, Justin Bartha seemed out of place. The real star is Zach, him and his man beard. The trailer really made this look like a "my fuckin sides hurt from laughing so damn much" film, but it falls short of that.

A funny film. It takes a grain of reality and builds upon it to create an outlandish story, as I guess that most guys (or gals) at some stage have woken up after a full on bender and had to think very hard about what went before. Definitely a cut above the standard comedy fare. I loved the photos over the credits.

Zach Galifianakis steals the show, without a doubt.

I'm squarely in the target audience for this movie but nothing clicked. The whole thing feels like an ad for Las Vegas, the humor is dumb, and the plot is predictable (gee, a wimpy guy who's brow-beaten by his wife, I wonder if at the end he'll learn to stand up to her?).

Entertaining enough but overall pretty forgettable.

Well this kind of film is quite rare these days ,which make you feel lighthearted so as to speak all about it in a sentence.The characters and the plot contribute to it's unique comic relief. Definitely one of the movies in which you can leave the theater with a smile on your face. Also a must watch Vegas flick

Drinking can become dangerous! Nice pics at the end telling the whole story.

made me feel very warm inside

In a word: hilarious. I don't need to go into detail about it. If you're a fan of Todd Phillips, or modern frat-pack comedies in general, you're a fool if you don't watch this.

Watch for Zach Galifanakis, he's brilliant.

When I saw the commercials for this movie, I had zero interest in seeing it. Then everyone told me how hilaaaaaaaaarious it was, and I figured what the heck? Ok, there were a few funny moments and it's not like watching it was a waste of time...but hilarious? Mmm....that's pushing it.

Juvenile but pretty good. Some dull spots but they're few and far between and the best material is uproariously funny.

What?! This has to be the most over-rated 'comedy' of the past year. I didn't laugh out loud once. The bearded guy's antics were mildly amusing sporadically, but were far too try-hard weird to be believable. Dumb dumb dumb.

Don't believe the hype. This movie isn't that good, but still pretty funny. The charakters aren't very special and you've probably seen them before in other comedys, but they fit together very. There are a lot of gags in this flick and so it never gets boring, but it also is never really exciting. I guess it's because the story isn't that good.

An adequate comedy with solid performances all around. Galifianakis is the best. A perfect Friday night comedy.

Why is everyone so fond of this film? I mean, it's better than other comedies, because this one has a real story, which is pretty revolutionary in comedies nowadays, but that's quite it, isn't it? It's far from hilarious. I had the idea that they tried to put as much (really too much) stupidities in this movie, which made it seem far -fetched and stupid after a while.

Solid film. I think it helped that I had seen minimal commercials and no expectations for it. The trio provide a good amount of laughs. I didn't think one particular character carries the film, which I find to be a good thing. And actually my date brought up the idea that possibly Graham stole the show, which although I didn't agree with you def could make the argument for. That villian is annoying as heck. Make sure to stay for the credits.

Dude, Where's My Car? is a very funny film. Now comes Dude, Where's My Doug? aka The Hangover trying to make the entire thing more grown-up and losing a lot of the funny in the process, failing to realize that getting drunk out of your mind, going through a lot of crazy shenanigans and waking up with a "holy crap what happened last night" all over you might be funny when charmingly quirky 20-year old college students are involved, but when it's 30-year-old family men it seems horribly wrong.

Such a juvenile that had such promise, but just fell flat. The funny parts all seemed to happen off screen and we just see the stupid results of their actions.

"Dude, Where's My Groom?"

Although the humor often has 2 resort 2 shock2 b funny & the characters seem pulled directly from a Maxim magazine article called What Kind of Guy Are You? the film's structure and non-linear narrative is interesting allowing 4 some genuine unpredictablility & a few laugh out loud moments. Like the director's last big hit, Old School, and other Vince Vaughn-type fare, how much you laugh is often going to depend on how much pandering to the stereotypical frat-boy mentality you can tolerate

It's a fresh take on an old concept, a comic mystery surrounding the outrageous acts no one can remember. Galifianakis shines as a sympathetic and vulnerable weirdo. Some it of was pretty predictable (e.g. Helms' romantic situations) and the film gleefully encourages the myopic fratboy way of life (broad stereotypes, the "partying brings everyone together" mentality), but it was funny and enjoyable enough to overlook these flaws.

One of the funniest comedies in recent years. Zach Galifianakis got the most laughs from me and I'm so happy that this finally catapulted him into the mainstream. Zach is a comic genius.

Kind of a mix between "Dude, Where's My Car?" and "Very Bad Things". I must say, Galifianakis and Helms carry this movie.

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It's very funny with a a real sense of genuine male tomfoolery when four very close friends get absolutely smashed beyond all recognition together. I love how it was structured almost like a film noir in the sense it is a strange mystery that had to be unraveled through a series of odd clues that make no sense at the time. It also lacks any distinctly super gross-out humour that seems to be standard for R-rated adult comedies nowadays, which is fine in my books. Highly enjoyable.