I would have to say choosing my
favorite movie is pretty difficult; I love a lot of movies. If I had to pick my
favorite movie it would defiantly be “The Hangover.” I love this movie, I still quote lines from
this movie and it’s a little over three years old. I really love this movie because it is
hilarious for one thing; I also love the actors in it. It really appeals to me since I am in
college, and going out with my friends getting wasted is something myself and
all my friends can relate too. Every time
I wake up in the morning on a weekend, I’m always scared to go out into the living
room/kitchen area. This is because my
apartment is always trashed the morning after a night of drinking. When I say trashed I mean trashed, bottles
everywhere, friends from home passed out in their clothing from the night
before, spuds containers everywhere, and floors that you literally stick too. I definitely relate to the scene in “The
Hangover,” when all the guys wake up and don’t know what happened the night
before, and wake up to everything being trashed and broken.
Some
ways that “The Hangover” is not true are that you probably would not be able to
steal Mike Tyson’s tiger and be able to bring the tiger into a hotel room
without anyone seeing. Many people also
do not leave their child in a closet, for basically complete strangers to
hopefully hear and find. Also, people
usually do not find chickens running around inside a hotel suite. Similarly, I think it would be quite out of
the ordinary to marry a complete stranger; it’s possible but very, unlikely. Furthermore, counting cards is very impossible,
since they put so many decks of cards in the dealers stack. So for “Allen” to
be able to count cards and win over $80,000 dollars is extremely unlikely. Another reason “The Hangover” is not true is because
most people do not get kidnapped on their trips. Then to find out the supposed kidnapped
person isn’t even the right person is also even rarer. Lastly, I love this movie but it is a fictional
comedy and is supposed to make people laugh, about things that probably and
hopefully will never happen to themselves.