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Action • R • 2008 • 1 hr 52 min
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Seth Rogen, James Franco, Gary Cole, Danny McBride, Rosie Perez
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Seth rogan and James Franco are an amazing comedy duo
Funny, but just like all their other movies.
So much going on every time you rewatch it it's like the first time
Get stoned, get some snacks, turn this on and you got yourself a night
The cream of the stoner action comedy crop.
Good slapstick comedy. Hilarious at times. Danny McBride had his breakout performance!
I mean like a few others it’s a funny movie about drugs.Nothing I’d watch with mom&dad,still it’s injoyable. Good cast fun plot. See it
Def requires you to turn off your brain and suspend belief, but a classic stoner humor action comedy. Worth a watch!
An absolute gem of a comedy that helped drive careers with memorable characters and moments. Felt fresh when it first hit and still does.
Classic. Plot is ok but the chemistry between the characters is great
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