The Hangover Part III

Leslie Chow orchestrates a masterful prison break during a riot in Bangkok. Amidst the chaos, he skillfully slips away, leaving behind the tumult of his former captivity.

Alan Garner faces an unexpected crisis when he acquires a giraffe and inadvertently decapitates it while driving under a low overpass. This bizarre accident not only shocks him but sets off a tragic chain of events affecting his family.

Following the giraffe incident, Alan's father, Sid, suffers a heart attack during a frantic discussion about his son's behavior. This sudden tragedy plunges the family into disarray and amplifies Alan's struggles.

After Sid's funeral, Doug Billings reveals to Phil and Stu that Alan has stopped taking his ADHD medication. This shocking revelation prompts the trio to plan a trip to a rehabilitation facility in Arizona to help Alan regain his stability.

During their trip, the Wolfpack is violently ambushed when a rental truck rams Phil's minivan off the road. They are taken hostage by the sinister crime lord Marshall and his intimidating enforcer, Black Doug.

Marshall reveals that Chow had stolen half of a $42 million gold stash after their Las Vegas adventure. He demands that the Wolfpack track down Chow within three days, setting off a race against time.

Alan arranges a secret meeting with Chow in Tijuana, enlisting Phil and Stu to help. Unfortunately, Alan's miscalculations expose their true intentions to Chow, flipping the situation against them.

After initially agreeing to help Chow, the Wolfpack finds themselves betrayed and locked in the basement of a villa. Chow escapes with Phil's minivan, leaving them in a precarious situation.

After a series of events, the Wolfpack returns to the villa, only to learn that Chow has been manipulating them from the start. They are faced with a grim ultimatum by Marshall regarding their quest to find Chow.

The Wolfpack discovers Chow's whereabouts through the digital trail left by Phil's phone at a pawn shop. They learn that Chow has been frequenting an escort service, leading them to a crucial lead.

With the help of a former love interest, the group tracks Chow to a lavish penthouse at Caesars Palace. A night infiltration attempt goes awry when Chow escapes by parachuting onto the Las Vegas Strip.

Stu manages to trap Chow in Marshall's limousine trunk, securing a gold brick in the process. However, when it comes time to exchange, Marshall assumes Chow is disposed of, unaware of Alan's secret help.

Chow dramatically re-emerges just as Marshall discovers the trunk is empty. He unleashes chaos against Marshall's men while sparing Phil, Stu, and Doug, thanks to Alan’s previous actions.

In a surprising twist, Chow gifts Alan a bar of gold as a token of gratitude for saving him. However, Alan chooses to reject this gift and distance himself from Chow, marking the end of their tumultuous friendship.

Six months later, amidst wedding celebrations, Alan decides to leave the Wolfpack behind, signaling a new chapter in his life. The group ends up in a wild party, reminiscing about their past escapades.