If you were expecting Step Brothers meets Little Miss Sunshine much like I was, Jeff Who Lives at Home definitely wasn't it.  In the end, it was a charming story with a lot of  heart. The film, while extremely well acted by all of  the cast, took really weird turns and consisted of strange shots and jarring pacing leaving you not quite knowing how to feel.

This film did, however, do a great job of connecting these characters on a deeper level in short amount of time and create meaningful relationships that were super entertaining to watch.  There are a ton of laughs provided by Segel, Helms, and Sarandon.

Okay, so I couldn't stop laughing and I ended up liking the trailer for the Hangover 2 waaaay more than I thought I would.  Rather than wreaking of stale beer and the stench of old jokes the trailer was a breath of fresh air and a pleasant surprise.  I must admit, going into I had such low expectations.  Although it didn't reveal much it also didn't feel tired and lame.  The chemistry between Ed Helms, Bradley Cooper and Zach Galifianakis is wonderful and seeing these guys together again felt like seeing old friends and gave that excitement to see what's to come in the sequel.  I hope the teaser trailer is foretelling of what's to come;  if so, then I'll have one happy hangover experience.  Check out the trailer here!

It's a damn shame when a sequel is made solely based on the high grossing income of original film. It's clear to see why big box office hits have sequels instantly greenlit and while this often happens, rarely is it a good thing. Once again, this seems to be the case for The Hangover.  The plot set to take place in Thailand, the plot will consist of the four amigos played by Ed Helms, Bradley Cooper, Zach Galifianakis and Justin Bartha attempting to piece together the events of the night before to figure out how Stu (Ed Helms character) ends up sleeping with a Thai transvestite.  So is it me or does this sound just awful?  We'll see what happens but sadly films like the first Hangover are pure gold and hard to come by!  Much like the first Transformers film, there was magic there that just couldn't be duplicated  in the sequel.  It is yet to be seen if this is the case with the Hangover sequel.  The film will have director Todd Phillips back on board and is set to be released May of 2011.  Take a first look at The Hangover 2 cast reuniting here!

Sources: Pop Sugar , SlashFilm