(Image source: Twitter/WarnerBrosPictures ) BY LAUREN ZIMA The first trailer for ‘The Hangover III’ has hit the web. Here’s a sample. “ Someone needs to burn this place to the ground .” “Ooo, I like that.” Not a lot of dialogue, and plot details are being kept under wraps.  So now the big question is — does this look like a movie that can save the franchise? Reactions from the first movie to the second were totally opposite . The first was a huge hit critically and at the box office.. . The second film? Made money, but slammed by critics as being a total copy, but worse, of the first movie. And already -- lots of similarities to the first movie in this trailer. The guys are back in Las Vegas. And -- familiar faces i ncluding Heather Graham and Ken Jeong . Mike Tyson will appear again too... The callbacks could be a good or a bad thing. Like the sequel, will the movie just reuse the same jokes — or will it capture the spirit of the first film, but provide new material? NBC News notes one major possible plot point... “...we have to wonder where Doug (Justin Bartha) is during the trailer? Do we have another kidnapping on our hands?” And Geeks of Doom says this trailer looks like it’s full of the same old jokes. http://www.geeksofdoom.com/2013/03/07/the-hangover-part-iii-trailer-it-all-ends-with-the-same-jokes And, well, The Atlantic Wire says the exact same thing about this movie being the exact same thing. “...we don't have high hopes—that this will recapture the spark of the first installment, which exceeded expectations by being surprisingly creative.” Still -- MovieFone says -- don’t read too much into the trailer. It seems to capture the spirit of the first movie, and hopefully will live up the epic conclusion promised. And there are a few new faces — and they’re good ones. John Goodman will appear, and after awesome turns in ‘Flight’ and ‘Argo,’ that’s promising. Plus, comedy’s new leading lady — Melissa McCarthy , seems perfectly cast as a love interest for Zach Galifianakis. So, let’s hope number three can be hilarious and fresh, while bringing us back those familiar faces we loved from the first movie. Seriously guys, step it up — Bradley Cooper is now an Oscar nominee, after all.