Hangover Part III is already in the works (5 photos)

Although The Hangover II received mediocre to bad reviews before the film premiered to the public, the film has raked in about $200 million nationwide. With that kind of money, a talk of another sequel is no surprise. Warner Bros. is ready to get the collaborative cast together once again but the details are being kept secret.

Craig Mazin co-wrote Hangover II, and Warner Bros. is looking to have him return to write a third escapade for The Wolf Pack. Todd Phillips directed both movies and with recent interviews he has hinted ideas about completely breaking the recognizable method the first two movies used. Something totally different would have to happen in order to pull off a successful third sequel.

Although The Hangover II received mediocre to bad reviews before the film premiered to the public, the film has raked in about $200 million nationwide. With that kind of money, a talk of another sequel is no surprise. Warner Bros. is ready to get the collaborative cast together once again but the details are being kept secret.

Craig Mazin co-wrote Hangover II, and Warner Bros. is looking to have him return to write a third escapade for The Wolf Pack. Todd Phillips directed both movies and with recent interviews he has hinted ideas about completely breaking the recognizable method the first two movies used. Something totally different would have to happen in order to pull off a successful third sequel.

Although The Hangover II received mediocre to bad reviews before the film premiered to the public, the film has raked in about $200 million nationwide. With that kind of money, a talk of another sequel is no surprise. Warner Bros. is ready to get the collaborative cast together once again but the details are being kept secret.

Craig Mazin co-wrote Hangover II, and Warner Bros. is looking to have him return to write a third escapade for The Wolf Pack. Todd Phillips directed both movies and with recent interviews he has hinted ideas about completely breaking the recognizable method the first two movies used. Something totally different would have to happen in order to pull off a successful third sequel.