Movies like The Hangover Part II

The original movie that kickstarted the raucous misadventure. The Hangover sets the stage for a group of friends who wake up after a wild bachelor party in Las Vegas with no memory of the previous night and a missing groom. If you liked the sequel, going back to where it all began will surely tickle your funny bone.

Directed by Todd Phillips, who also helmed The Hangover series, Old School is a frat-comedy revolving around three men who start a fraternity and the comedic mayhem that ensues. It's a must-watch for those who appreciate the mix of comedy and chaos in The Hangover Part II.

Project X is a found footage style party film about three high school students who throw a birthday party to make a name for themselves, which spirals into an uncontrollable rager. Fans of The Hangover Part II will appreciate the wild, out-of-control party scenes and humor.

Completing the trilogy, The Hangover Part III takes a slightly different turn in the story, focusing more on a heist but still retaining the chaotic energy and wild antics of the Wolfpack that fans loved in The Hangover Part II.

Also directed by Todd Phillips, Due Date shares the same comedic essence with its road trip storyline that pairs two unlikely companions in a rush to reach a deadline. The misadventures along the way will resonate well with those who enjoy The Hangover Part II.

An 80s classic, Bachelor Party stars Tom Hanks as a soon-to-be groom whose friends throw him the ultimate bachelor party. The film's wild escapades and comedic mishaps make it a precursor to movies like The Hangover Part II.

From the writers of The Hangover, 21 & Over is a coming-of-age comedy about a college student who gets taken out for a night of debauchery on his 21st birthday by his two best friends, leading to unpredictable and wild antics reminiscent of The Hangover Part II.

This film explores the mayhem of a cross-country road trip by a group of college friends. Much like The Hangover Part II, Road Trip offers a blend of over-the-top situations and character-driven comedy.