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Pineapple Express (Single-Disc Unrated Edition) by David Gordon Green
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DVD Cover InformationActor: Danny McBride, Gary Cole, James Franco, Kevin Corrigan, Seth Rogen Director: David Gordon Green Brand: Sony Producer: Seth Rogen Writer: Seth Rogen Producer: Dara Weintraub Producer: Evan Goldberg Writer: Evan Goldberg Producer: Judd Apatow Writer: Judd Apatow DVD: Region Code 99 Audio: English (Unknown); English (Subtitled); French (Subtitled); English (Original Language); French (Dubbed) Format: AC-3, Closed-captioned, Color, Dolby, Dubbed, DVD, NTSC, Subtitled, Widescreen Picture Format: Anamorphic Widescreen, 2.40:1 Running Time: 111 minutes DVD Release Date: 2009-01-06 Audience Rating: Unrated Studio: Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
Movie Reviews of Pineapple Express (Single-Disc Unrated Edition)Movie Review: Will make you sick you laugh so hard Summary: 5 Stars
I think some reviewer's miss the point. The writer, director, etc. did everything with this movie that they intented to. They wanted to create a funny movie obviously, but they also wanted to make a point. Seth Rogen's character say's it best when Franco's character is offering him a hit and he doesn't want it, that they are not very functional when they are high and that's why they have got into so much trouble. The movie is funny, so funny I actually made myself sick to my stomach from laughing so hard.
James Franco has played his best part ever in my opinion, the sweet, sometimes a little clueless Saul. Then, sometimes he pulls it all together and you see a flash of the person through the haze of smoke. Endearing to the last line with a great smile.You think he has no idea of what Seth Rogen's character think's about him and then at one point he pull's out a list of everything Seth's character has said and not said, proving he's smarter than he appear's.
Seth Rogen stands out here as well, helped along by great lines and satiric wit. Don't even get me started on Red. He's like a cockroach, he can't be killed.
My favorite scene would have to be when they are in the wood's and freaking out over the forest creature's they think are waiting to get them. It was so hilarious I cried from laughing. But, I won't spoil it.
Best comedy I've seen in years. Recommended.
Summary of Pineapple Express (Single-Disc Unrated Edition)A PAIR OF DRUGGIE LOSERS ARE AT THE TOP OF THE HIT LIST WHENONE WITNESSES A MOB MURDER AND DRAGS HIS BUDDY INTO A CRAZY FLIGHT FROM MOBSTERS BENT ON SILENCING BOTH OF THEM PERMANENTLY. The latest bro-mance from team Apatow (the guys who brought us Superbad, Knocked Up and The 40-Year-Old Virgin), Pineapple Express is the story of Dale Denton (Seth Rogan) and Saul Silver (James Franco), a pothead and his dealer who accidently get caught up in a drug war between two gangs with some corrupt cops, high-school girls and small-time henchmen thrown in for good measure. At its core, Pineapple Express is a stoner comedy--a tale of two semi-slow giggling and loveable idiots in way over their heads--this formula has made for some entertaining comedy over the years, Cheech and Chong's Up in Smoke and Dave Chappell's Half Baked being two of the best examples. What sets Pineapple Express apart from these silly classics however, is the consistency of the humor, the perfect chemistry between Rogan and Franco and the giddily ridiculous action sequences (and the fact that even mild intoxication is not required to enjoy the humor). The movie retains the sweetness that is present in most of Apatow's films, making the characters? poor choices and ultra-violent actions somehow justifiable, or at least relatable. The site gags, pop-culture references and perfectly timed non-sequiturs only enhance the hilarity. Director David Gordon Green, known mostly for the understated and reflective films George Washington and All the Real Girls, seemed like an odd choice for such a raucous and over-the-top comedy, but it turns out Green's stamp is all over this film (as is his long-time cinematographer, Tim Orr) who together manage to turn Pineapple Express into much more than the sum of its parts. --Kira Canny Stills from Pineapple Express (click for larger image)
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