The pineapple express full movie online movie#

The pineapple express full movie online movie#

funny how times are changing.yet a movie like this still is a blockbuster.why? jeez. James Franco and Seth Rogen remind me of plenty of people I hung out with while in California 2 decades ago.just barely post medical marijuana days. and a few possibly getting stoned while doing it? Possibly. it's a bunch of people having some fun making a movie. it's not a film depicting rocket science. I just think they are all having some fun. we see Bobby Lee, Danny McBride, and others. What is interesting to me, from a media creator perspective, this movie helped firmly establish a lot of comedy performers into the upper tier of comedy entertainment. at all.it's just a goofy story that put all these folks together to have fun creating 'stoner' reality.nothing more, nothing less. does that make sense? In other words, it is light-hearted fun because in no way shape or form do you think any of it is real. if you have been in favor of legalization, or know a few people who harmlessly imbibe then you will 'get' most of the jokes.this is a movie, in my opinion that stays harmless simply because it 'knows it is a movie'. But don't let my opinion or disrespect mentioning all these in the same review jade you.

Hey folks, these guys are just having fun making a movie about exactly what this is a stoner movie.I find Pineapple Express far more satisfying than any of the Cheech and Chong movies. (Was this review of use to you? If so, let me know by clicking 'Helpful.' Cheers!) WATCHED IT? THEN WATCHLIST: ] ] ] 10 people found this helpful Dale flees in buffoonish style, leaving a smoldering roach with the olfactory traits Ted knows to be Pineapple Express.Īn oddball hit man, an Asian drug cartel, and the parents of Dale’s young girlfriend all contribute to the hilarious fingerprint of “Pineapple Express.” This is entry-level coursework for post-legalization stoners wondering what it was like to imbibe pot illegally. Dale somehow gets teed up to serve a subpoena to Saul’s supplier - one Ted Jones (Gary Cole of ]) - and while sparking up outside his house, Dale witnesses Ted shooting a dude in the head. Saul introduces Dale to Pineapple Express: a marijuana strain as rare as it is potent. When his stash runs dry, Dale hits up fog-headed Saul Silver (James Franco) to procure his next bag. Seth Rogan and “Superbad” co-writer Evan Goldberg also penned “Pineapple Express,” where we find Rogan as dope fiend and subpoena server Dale Denton. But by leveraging the new and familiar, 2008’s “Pineapple Express” now sits in the Pantheon alongside the fabled weed comedies that carved its path. When a film aspires to elite stoner flick status, it faces historic competition. Dale and Saul are high and watching them should be fun, but it’s not. The story revolves around the two smoking a lot and trying to devise ways to escape a criminal named Ted (Gary Cole) that wants them dead. His partner in crime in the film was James Franco as Saul, Dale’s drug dealer. He was 25 years old dating an 18 year old high school student and spent all day smoking weed as he delivered subpoenas to people.

Seth Rogen’s character Dale personified almost every part he ever played. This movie has a lot of fans because of that but I always thought it was the worse one the two made. They got all three of those in this film. Some constants in their scripts were low brow humor, marijuana and man child characters.

Pineapple Express was their second collaboration. The two were childhood friends and together they wrote Superbad, Green Hornet, The Watch, This Is The End, The Interview, Sausage Party, and Neighbors 2. Pineapple Express was another product of the partnership of Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg.