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A buddy comedy, a stoner comedy, a crime comedy from the House of Apatow, about a user and his dealer — best friends — on the run from the mob. As the two dopers, James Franco mimics the classic symptoms with dedication, while Seth Rogen is content to be Seth Rogen or else powerless to be otherwise. The rampant violence and gruesome mayhem are meant to be as full of merriment as, say, the puke on the computer printer or the English subtitle beneath the Asian thug, “Prepare to suck the cock of karma.” It might be interesting as a penal experiment (for you Apatow devotees, that has nothing to do with the penis) to compel anyone amused by such stuff to sit through, in succession, George Washington, All the Real Girls, Undertow, and Snow Angels. Those are the complete previous credits of the director, David Gordon Green, instantaneous poster boy for the Indie Sellout. With Danny McBride, Gary Cole, Rosie Perez. 2008.
— Duncan Shepherd
Reader Rating:
- MPAA Rating: R
- Length: 105
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Typical doper movie to promote smoking dope. Aimed towards younger crowd just to make money, and attract dopers in support of their habit. Stupid! even if I did see Seth Rogen in person, I don't care.
By richinsd 11:17 a.m., Sep 14, 2008 > Report it