oh it was after, bitch....

Looks funny, even if it is a carbon copy of the first one.

"Check your pockets!"

Yeah I thought I would hate it but damn if that trailer doesnt get me excited for it...

Looks great. We retain our core trio, Doug is safe, but not part of the action (and seems to be a silent helper), and they still did some crazy shit the night before. Lock and load.

Made me laugh, though it seems like they're just recycling the first one with Stu's future brother in law subbing for Doug. Loved the bit of Alan reminiscing about Stu's first wife.

Hah, stupid bad embed code

Where are we, PF Changs?

best line. heh. looks good. i'm in.

Looks funny as hell.

provided a chuckle or two but not buying it

Looks fun!

Jamie Chung getting work.

I wasn't feeling too excited for ths one, but the trailer had me laughing and now I am officially stoked.

Yeah, the plot is exact the same. But who watches movies like this for plot...it looks funny. Good enough for me.

More of the same witless frat boy humor.

I'll pass.

So it's basically a remake of the first film. That's pretty lame.

I can't believe that this got a sequel. It wasn't funny. You can tell that they were trying to be funny, but they just couldn't pull it off. They pick and choose good parts from other actually funny comedy movies, but they couldn't do the jokes right. At least this didn't come out during the gross-out humour era of American Pie. Then, they would've ripped that off, too.

"When a monkey nibbles on a wenis, it's funny in any language"... I lol'd at that!!

Same here! Feeling much better about this now. I really loved the first one and initially had a really bad feeling about the way they were going with part 2.

Looks the same as the first essentially but the trailer had a lot of funny moments. Can't wait to see it!

let's also remember that that is the guy who can't take jokes on kids stuck in a van for 14hrs lightly...

I love the monkey's Rolling Stones jean jacket.

This won't be as good as the first, but it looks like fun.

The MPAA has instructed Warner Bros to pull The new trailer:

Last week, Warner Bros. debuted the full trailer for THE HANGOVER, PART II online and set it to run before prints of SOURCE CODE in theaters. Just yesterday, Warner Bros. sent an urgent notice to all theater owners notifying them that all copies of the trailer "need to be destroyed" and all current placements, including and especially SOURCE CODE, need to be removed immediately. No replacement trailer nor a reason was given (though the line "the MPAA [has] instructed" is telling). So what gives?



The trailer was obviously pre-approved by the MPAA (that green little title card in the beginning tells us so) so why now decide to not just pull the trailer but destroy it? Was it the "whore in Las Vegas" line? The use of the words "bitches" or "gay boys?" The monkey "nibbling on the weenus?" Frankly it could be any one of those things. The MPAA isn't talking but likely there was a complaint (or a few complaints) from families who went to see SOURCE CODE and weren't happy with the HANGOVER trailer.

So for now, you'll have to just watch it online or wait until SCREAM 4, which is when a "new" HANGOVER trailer will debut...

http://www.joblo.com/movie-news/the-...-from-theaters

Source Code was R wasn't it? I didn't see a lot of "families" at my showing.