A five minute rant as follows...

What you got here is, as somebody earlier stated so well, a one and a half hour piece of dry and already used jokes. Even though one can relate to the jokes, I simply cannot find them amusing me. I think I laughed one time during the entire movie, and that's really how good the jokes were doing it for me. Nevertheless, I'm a big fan of Cheek & Chong and the such-a-likes, but this one is just too poor to receive any attention at all, really. If you find yourself choking of laughter by simple jokes such as a guy with dreadlocks pulling out a spliff out of his hair or general "The Munchies" humor - well I guess this one will do it for you, whatever that "it" could be, since I cannot see how anyone can find it "hilarious", as somebody cried it out to be... Screw me...

3/10 - head over to Cheek & Chong instead!

I watched this movie expecting a good,stoned,funny, comedy.... but it was a disappointment. Normally i really enjoy this kind of film but not this one. It's not really bad but i really hoped that was more funny. I was a little bored during the all time, yes some laughs but nothing special. I really loved the two principal characters, the actors were good and they were perfect for the part. Some of the secondary characters were very funny and some situations absolutely hilarious. The very disappointment was the plot, nice start but without verve at the end. So, watch this movie if there is nothing better to watch..... rent or download it....

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.