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Put this in your pipe and smoke it.
A stoner and his dealer are forced to go on the run from the police after the pothead witnesses a cop commit a murder.
Pineapple Express
2008 Directed by David Gordon Green
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Seth Rogen James Franco Gary Cole Danny McBride Rosie Perez Kevin Corrigan Craig Robinson Amber Heard Ed Begley Jr. Nora Dunn Bobby Lee James Remar Joe Lo Truglio Art Napiontek Cleo King Bill Hader Jonathan Spencer Dana Lee Ken Jeong David C. Cook Howard S. Lefstein Connie Sawyer David McDivitt Mae LaBorde Kendall Carly Browne George Lew John Robert Tramutola Adam Crosby Andrew Heald Show All…
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Superfumados
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Decided to finally watch this because it’s the 10th anniversary. Bummed to realize I liked it about as much as I always thought I would! That final scene at the diner is charming though. As is James Franco. (Surprisingly.)
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once you go to college you'll start listening to godspeed you! black emperor and become a lesbian
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"It's almost a shame to smoke it. It's like killing a unicorn... with, like, a bomb. "
I love every minute of this, it hasn't become worn out for me at all during the numerous watches since first seeing it in the theater back in 2008. Pineapple Express is pretty much the perfect silly comedy for me - stoners involved in ridiculous situations and constantly saying hilarious things, over-the-top action and fight scenes, explosions, 'heat-seeking missiles... bloodhounds... foxes... barracudas....' - all of this involving Seth Rogen and the usual crew that show up with him in comedies.
It's a great time.
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Is this what Comedy Heaven is like? If so, then praised be archangels Seth, James and Danny, for they are three madly hilarious winged dudes. Pineapple Express is one of the funniest, craziest and most entertaining comedies of recent times, and very few have come close to its amazingness since it descended from the skies. What makes it so amazing, besides an incredible cast stacked with comedy greats and a heavy emphasis placed on weed, is its seemingly hazardous and completely chaotic nature, which nicely ties into its stoner sensibilities. It’s a rare occasion when you get to praise a movie for being aimless and for having an excuse of a plot that seems to head in the direction of…
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