Eurotrip (2004)
The Movie Hangover: Our gang of teen travellers try to pull themselves togeth🦄er after overdoing the absinthe in a Bratislavian club.
Why It's Worse Than Your Hangover: Twins Jenny (Michelle Trachtenberg) and Jamie (Travis Wester) have to deal with not on🦂ly the hangover from hell, but the knowledge that they indulged in a horrifying bit of twincest the previous nigh⛄t and drunkenly snogged.
Family reunions are never going to be the same.
Leaving Las Vegas (1995)
The Movie Hangover: Not all on-screen hangovers are hilarious.
Ben (Nicolas Cage) heads to Sin City with the sole intention of dr🦩inking himself to death in Mike Figgis's dark dra🍰ma.
Why It's Worse Than Your Hangover: Ben's alcoholism means that hangovers don't get the chance to stick around for very long before he's quashing them with more drink, and watching him slowly destroy hi♓mself makes for a painfully uncomfortable movie.
Old School (2003)
The Movie Hangover: It's hangovers galore wh𒁃en three gr💎own men attempt to party like frat boys in this laugh-out-loud Todd Phillips caper.
Why It's Worse Than Your Hangover: Mitch (Luke Wilson) may wake up next to a gorgeous college student (Elisha Cuthbert), but his hook-up seem𒉰s less of a laugh once he's discovered she's actually in high school.
And his boss's daughter. Gulp.
Sherlock Holmes: A Game Of Shadows (2011)
The Movie Hangover: Watson (Jude Law) arrives at his own nuptials unconsciou🍬s, bruised and surrounded by empty b🐭ottles.
Neve🍨r has a groom looked so ruined. It can only have been a night with Ho🌠lmes (Robert Downey Jr.).
Why It's Worse Than Your Hangover: Watson is woken from his heavy slumber by the gentle ൲sound of wedding bagpipes, and the realisation of💟 what's ahead of him creeps slowly over his face.
Hancock (2008)
The Movie Hangover: The world's♌ slackest superhero suffers from a veritable orgy of bad hang✨overs - the man tries to do good, but thanks to his fuzzy head just ends up becoming a very strong, very fast flying nuisance.
Why It's Worse Than Your Hangover: The guy has superhuman hearing. We'r👍e pretty sure that leads to one nasty headache.
School Of Rock (2003)
The Movie Hangover: Dewey (Jack Black) finds himself with a classroom full of pre-teens and a headache🔯 that just will not lift as he attempts to successfully impersonate roommate and substitute teacher Ned Schneebly .
Why It's Worse Than Your Hangover: Dewey's attempts to gain sympathy from the kiddies🎃 fall on deaf ears, and the barrꦡage of questions begin:
"Doesn't that mean you're drunk?"
Garden State (2004)
The Movie Hangover: Ever woken up on a sofa in a strange house 💎with no recollection of how you got there♋?
After ret🌄urning to his family home for his mother's funerꦐal, introverted actor Andrew Largeman (Zach Braff) finds himself downing beer (not to mention the ecstasy) at a wild party. Cut to a confused wake-up scene.
Why It's Worse Than Your Hangover: Largeman soon discovers that his body grafitti isn't c💧onfined to his face. Shame he had to discov♕er that in the doctor's office.
Very Bad Things (1998)
The Movie Hangover: The movie that makes Mike Tyson's tiger problem seem like a breeze gives us a bachelor party that takes a seriouꦆsly dark turn.
Why It's Worse Than Your Hangover: Having to deal🍸 with the aftermath of Michael (Jeremy Piven) accidentally killing stripper Tina (ဣKobe Tai).
Let's just say that this one isn't so easy to clean u♚p as ☂the bodies just keep on piling up.
Dumbo (1941)
The Movie Hangover: Little Dumbo wakes up after inadvertently drinking a bottle of champagne and finds himself high up a tree with buddy Timothy (Edward Brophy) and not the faintest 🥂idea of how he ended up there.
Why It's Worse Than Your Hangover: He's only a baby - no-one under th🌱e age of sixteen sho💧uld have to deal with a nasty hangover.
Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf? (1966)
The Movie Hangover: Welcome to the morning after th♈e most volatile and vicious dinner party in the history of cinema. Warring married couple🏅 George (Richard Burton) and Martha (Elizabeth Taylor) find themselves facing their problems in the cold, sobering light of day.
Why It's Worse Than Your Hangover: Thanks to the sheer volume of atrocities (screaming fights, infi♕delities, death threats) that took place the night before, it's got to be one of the worst. Shudder.
