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original title: Pineapple Express
genge: Action,Comedy,Crime
imdb: 7.6
duration: 1h 51min
tags: One hit could ruin your whole day.
budget: $27,000,000
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On the story, there were not any real moments when you feel that the characters learn something. There is one moment when one character seems to realize the bad direction this person's life is taking. However, this epitome comes so rushed and had little built on it. The character just snaps. However, even after this realization the character, and the others, have eventually, they don't seem to be truly acting upon it and whether or not they changed is left hanging in the air. This weakness was what make raunchy humored movies like "40 year-old virgin" and "Knocked up" great. In the first one we had an Andy who is so shy about women and how slowly his friends begin breaking his fear. Then, when he begins a relationship, you have good build up were he fights his insecurities until finally he falls in love and marries the woman. In "Knocked Up", the guy transitions throughout the entire movie from a pot smoking bum, to a responsible and sensible husband and father. We see this transition and build up in both of these movies. But we don't see that in "Pineapple Express". They simply wake up to that for a few seconds and they seem to go back. A good comedy is not just having a lot of laughs. It needs to have a strong plot and key dramatic moments that this movie did not have. It was a joke from start to finish.
On the acting, the only good acting came from Seth Rogen. He seemed believable and worked. I was disappointed in James Franco. He was just to cartoonish. The antagonist were even worse, especially the two gangsters. They were too ridiculous and cartoonish. In the mentioned movies, even the secondary and tertiary and most ridiculous characters, did not go that far. Many even had their dramatic moments and had some depth and reasoning to their way of being. But in this movie, none of that existed.
So, I recommend the movie because it is very funny. However, don't expect it to be great or as in-depth as comedies of similar manner like the mentioned movies. I loved this movie. I laughed. I cried (from laughing). I nearly lost a lung (from coughing, from laughing too hard). I think I got a contact high from the theater. Seth Rogen, Evan Goldberg and Judd Apatow really know how to put together a film that meets your expectations without being completely formulaic, and the writing was superb. I spent a good hour just laughing and talking about the best parts of the movie with a friend, and how there was hardly a dull spot in the film. But it was James Franco, taking a complete 180 on his serious, brooding anti-hero kind of character and becoming the incredibly lovable drug dealer that just MADE it.
I grew up with several stoner kids, and James Franco just made me think of the sweetest, funniest, cuddliest one I knew. His apartment, his clothes, his behavior, it was all so authentic stoner, without making him the outrageously over the top stereotype that would be Spicoli or Cheech and Chong in another era. We all knew Seth Rogen was a funny guy going in, and, while I had faith in James Franco's ability to change it up and tackle a new sort of character from the trailers, I was honestly surprised at how well he was able to steal the show and comedically outshine Rogen.
My only regret is that I wasn't stoned when I went to see it. Probably the most artful of the Apatow Factory comedies so far, but that's not to suggest it doesn't take being sweetly dumb just as seriously as the rest. Pineapple Express is based on a screenplay by Seth Rogen (who also stars in the film), Evan Goldberg, and Judd Apatow (who also produced the film). According to Apatow, the source of inspiration for Pineapple Express wasBrad Pitt's character [a stoner named Floyd] in True Romance (1993) (1993). "Paper Planes" by M.I.A Most viewers simply chalk it up to "suspension of disbelief". Some critics have likened Red's pseudo-immortality to Wile E. Coyote's, i.e. the ridiculous amount of punishment he is able to take is part of the joke. Others have seen it as a reference to Knocked Up (2007) (2007) in which the character Ben Stone (Seth Rogen), praises the cure-all purposes of marijuana. "It is, like, the best medicine. 'Cause it fixes everything. Jonah broke his elbow once. We just... got high and... it still clicks but, I mean, he's ok." One of the complaints of the action sequences in this film is that they are very start-and-stop. As stated by Seth Rogen on the DVD commentary for the film, "the action is start-and-stop because we just really didn't have the money." This is an R-rated comedy, so the censored parts are not all that spectacular. To be frank, there is not one change that seems to be worth censoring, only new dialogues and story parts have been added. There are some violent sequences at the end, but those are in the R-rated as well.
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