IF you aint high dont bother, if you are its a sick movie.

"Did Doogie Houser just steal my fucking car?"

Starting with a humerus albeit cliché scene where the 'quiet Asian guy' in the office gets pushed around, Harold & Kumars' first adventure begins. As they fight there way though obstacles in their search for the perfect food, laughs and tongue and cheek moments are common place. Definitely one of the most memorable comedy movies, I find myself describing every late night adventure as "Harold & Kumar-ish".

I was clearly not the intended audience for this movie but I saw it anyway because I wanted to see what all the fuss was about. I’d expected no great things and I still ended up disappointed. In recent memory, I’ve seen The Hangover, Pineapple Express and Tropic Thunder, and I did not like any of those either. I’ll have to make a point to stay away from movies in this genre, no matter how highly they may be rated.

Much like the delicious burgers that fuel the plot, Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle is cheap but satisfying enough to warrant the ride.

Funnier high.

reading off a script: the movie

Si no, nada.

This doesn't transcend the stoner comedy genre, but it's a perfectly fine example of it. And it might not seem like it, but the fact that it stars an Asian American and an Indian American is kind of a big deal. Of course, we haven't exactly been flooded by imitators in the years since, but it's a start.

Pretty sure you'd have to be a stoner to really enjoy this film, but those who aren't are just left with a fairly average comedy.

Funny

I don't need to justify shit. I LOVE these films

The perfect saturday night movie! And the film that reinvigorated Neil Patrick Harris' career. He totally steals the show.

So much over the top fun!

And Malin Åkerman's tits.