Directed by:
Danny LeinerCinematography:
Bruce Douglas JohnsonComposer:
David KitayCast:
John Cho, Kal Penn, Fred Willard, Dov Tiefenbach, Christopher Meloni, Malin Åkerman, Gary Anthony Williams, Ethan Embry, Luis Guzmán, Neil Patrick Harris (more)VOD (2)
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Two likeable underdogs, Harold and Kumar, set out on a Friday night quest to satisfy their craving for White Castle hamburgers and end up on an epic journey of deep thoughts, deeper inhaling and a wild road trip as "un-PC" as it gets. (official distributor synopsis)
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I can't remember the last time I hated myself so much for my review. But what to do with a film whose raw portrayal of the relationship between a young up-and-coming Indo-American man and a six-foot-tall sack of hash brings tears to your eyes over the fact that there are bigger idiots in the world than you. If the movie had an hour more, I'd go for five stars, because by then nothing matters anyway.
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Very stoned and incredibly stupid, but still more than tolerable. No one gives a damn and it shows, you won't find a funnier flush of drugged-out jokes anywhere... 65%
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Another entertaining, completely unserious, parodic slapstick comedy that is so stupid in places that it's paradoxically funny. Occasionally the humour is weaker, but the rest of the is dominated by great slapstick fun with an entertaining leading duo. I guess you can't go much higher than a 3 or 4 star rating with films like this, but within its limit, it is the best we could get. Satisfaction.
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Harold & Kumar is both tolerably stupid and surprisingly intellectually fresh. The “world goes round” idea is a very simplistic worldview, but it’s true at the end of the day. And here the filmmakers succeeded in putting it into a movie about two stoners on their way to a burger joint in a way that doesn’t seem awkward. An unequivocal win!
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This is one of those movies that you tend to avoid, but you simply have to see it one day. The characters aren't particularly well-developed, but the story is delightfully quirky, with excellent supporting roles and genuinely funny moments. Short, to the point, and entertaining. I didn't expect much and didn't get a completely amazing comedy, but as a stoner comedy, it's still excellent even after ten years and countless similar comedies.
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