The sequel to the unnecessary Bradley Cooper comedy is racing on the Netflix charts

You never know what mid-range movie will garner people’s interest these days, which is probably why the critically-acclaimed “comedy” sequel starring Mr. Bradley Cooper is seeing a surprising increase in views on Netflix.

The film in question is a dramatic comedy co-written and directed by Todd Phillips, The Hangover Part III. Although the film struggles to justify its own existence, receiving poor reviews from critics and fans according to review aggregator site Rotten Tomatoes, the film seems entertaining enough to many people watch in the comfort of their homes in parts of the world where titles are available (excluding the US at the time of writing).

The film entered the top 10 in many countries according to Flix Patrol, which provides worldwide VOD charts and streaming ratings. According to the website, the series averaged ninth place Wednesday in the Netflix Top 10 in the countries where the series is present, which largely includes Latin America, parts of the Caribbean, Mexico, Brazil, and the Republic. Dominica. On Wednesday, The Hangover Part III is the most streamed series in the Bahamas, ranking second in Honduras and eighth in Panama.

The movie still has its own moments. And the absurdity of the movie’s existence is certainly part of what is supposed to make it so interesting, almost like the movie is a giant troll post.