The Hangover

With "Doug" (Justin Bartha) about to tie the knot, he sets off in his soon-to-be father-in-law's vintage Mercedes with three of his friends for his stag night. Naturally, they've lied about their destination and head straight to Vegas for a night of fun and frolicking. Safety ensconsed in a suite at Caesar's Palace (no, Julius didn't ever live there), they set of for a night on the tiles and we rejoin the party next morning where they are, as the title suggests, in a bit of a state. Aside from the headaches, there is a tiger in the bathroom, a baby has appeared from somewhere and there is a chicken clucking away across the expensive shag-pile carpet. More importantly, there is absolutely no sign of the groom! Dentist "Stu" (Ed Helms) has managed to lose one of his front teeth; "Alan" (Zach Galifianakis) is a bit battered and bruised and "Phil" (Bradley Cooper) has apparently been in hospital - if his wrist tag it to be belived. Now they have to piece together just what happened during their roofie-induced evening, find the groom and hopefully make it to the wedding in a mere five hours time. Their first clue is their car. It's not the Mercedes that arrives at the lobby, but a polic