Director:
Danny LeinerCámara:
Bruce Douglas JohnsonMúsica:
David KitayReparto:
John Cho, Kal Penn, Fred Willard, Dov Tiefenbach, Christopher Meloni, Malin Åkerman, Gary Anthony Williams, Ethan Embry, Luis Guzmán, Neil Patrick Harris (más)Sinopsis(1)
Harold tiene una vida miserable con un trabajo horrible, sin dinero y sin chicas... mientras que su único amigo Kumar vive sin pegar un palo al agua, simulando intentos de ser admitido en la Facultad de Medicina. Una noche de viernes, tratando de huir de su rutina diaria, los dos amigos se preparan para la gran fumada. Una vez "colgaos" y siguiendo un anuncio de hamburguesas en la tele, dan comienzo a la noche más loca y gamberra de su vida. (Aurum Producciones)
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Soportablemente fecal y sorprendentemente fresco intelectualmente. Lo de «girar el mundo» es una visión del mundo muy simplista, pero en última instancia es cierto. Y aquí los cineastas se las arreglaron para ponerlo en una película sobre dos tipos drogados de camino a una hamburguesería de una manera que no resulta incómoda. ¡Una clara victoria!
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Another one of those movies that a person avoids, but once in a while you just have to watch. The characters aren't anything special, but the story is properly twisted, there are excellent supporting roles, and at times it's really funny. Short, concise, and entertaining. I didn't expect much and didn't get an absolutely amazing comedy, but as a comedy about misfits, it's still great even after ten years and many other similar comedies.
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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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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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