Puff, Puff, Pass

excuse me for my terrible English. it isn't my first language.

i watched this movie last week, after rolling a few joints. i thought it was hilarious. yesterday, i watched the movie again, but this time there wasn't any weed involved. i still thought the movie was funny, even though it's a very very low budget movie.

i like to smoke weed, and maybe that is the reason why i can laugh about these jokes. i don't think this movie will be a favorite of any person, but i think most people don't like the idea of watching a movie that contains 2 people smoking weed.

i gave it a 7, just because it made me laugh.

If you go into watching this movie looking for the pothead humor of Half Baked or even That 70s Show, you will not find what you are looking for. By that I mean there is no "Man I am so high" giggle giggle jokes. Although there is a fair share of toilet humor, literally. The acting, in my opinion was good. There is nothing I hate more than an actor playing up to all the stereotypes to make themselves seem "intoxicated." Smoking marijuana may not make you the smartest person around, but you can still function. With the writing, it seems like they were trying to make built in catchphrases, by repeating the same lines at several points. It's not like they were randomly spoken, they fit every time. I just don't see them getting to be as big as say, "Your mom goes to college." But who thought that that would catch on? Irreguardless, I'm sorry, regardless, it is a decent movie. A good example of why a movie should go direct to DVD. It's likable, just not a blockbuster hit. It's good marketing not to waste money advertising it. The people that are going to see it know about it and are going to rent it or buy it either way. It's complex.

The movie is a perfect treat for all of the smokers among us. i have seen the film 3 times and it just keeps on getting better. it is so true. the whole thing is just ridiculously right... us smokers....this could happen to us and makes it so much more funnier to watch. for nonsmokers, a fabulous wast of time but if you do not mind having to light up to see a movie, this one is for you. the plot, the dudes and the visuals/ soundtrack hit the spot just right. the cast is also just right, both stars fit their characters so well. as for flaws, the scam the boys were getting involved in, should have been explained more, as originally intended. it would have made the movie even more stupid, if the level of idiocy involved in the plan was explained. requires pizza!

Not the greatest, but very decent. It's not a (stoner)movie that makes me choke on my patato chips from laughing. But of you like the genre, you're good to go. You watch it for the experience.

That's all I have to sat, but since the review needs at least 600 charachters, i'll write a little story about a sock. They name was smelly. Smelly the sock. Smelly had a very distinct odour, that's why the other socks didn't liked they hanging around. En because i need 132 more, Smelly also had a goldfish with one eye. Smelly was sad and lonely. But then they discovered the green good that masked they odour and they watched puff puff pass and choked on patato chips while laughing.

7.5, really.

I think this is a really solid stoner movie. It has the 'quest' elements that good stoner movies have and it's a worthy quest - a shawshank redemption ("the shank") marathon on TNT that they just -have- to see.

I didn't find the jokes stale. The jokes themselves aren't all incredibly innovative but I thought Danny Masterson's acting lifted a lot of them to a higher level. Great comedic timing and he says a lot without saying it.

It would have received a higher grade if the ending didn't feel rushed.

Oh, and worth watching just for the -terrific-, but small, performances of John C. McGinley as scam artist, Ben Tolpin as Mikey and Terry Crews as a wanna-be rapper.

Recommended.