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An avid movie collector reviews movies, games, and TV shows for the common man, among other things. Spoiler Free
Thursday, November 13, 2003
Half Baked Review
Dave Chappelle is one of my favorite commedians and this is his finest work of writing and comedy. It's the best stoner movie as far as I am concerned, and the humor is non-stop. What I really liked though, was the clever use of different conventions throughout the movie. The movie uses voice-over better than most, and the date scene with the money counter in the corner was awesome. This movie spawned the "Guy on the couch" with has been used to describe 2-3 people in my life, and one girl I only know as this moniker. The only disappointment with this movie is the crippling fact that Sir Smoke-a-lot isn't really a rapper, and his cd will never become available. Its great guilty pleasure comedy, a kin to a Farley movie but with the addition of drug humor. And few movies can even contend with this one for cameos (Jon Stewart, Snoop Dogg, Willie Nelson, Chong, just to name a few).
Dave Chappelle is one of my favorite commedians and this is his finest work of writing and comedy. It's the best stoner movie as far as I am concerned, and the humor is non-stop. What I really liked though, was the clever use of different conventions throughout the movie. The movie uses voice-over better than most, and the date scene with the money counter in the corner was awesome. This movie spawned the "Guy on the couch" with has been used to describe 2-3 people in my life, and one girl I only know as this moniker. The only disappointment with this movie is the crippling fact that Sir Smoke-a-lot isn't really a rapper, and his cd will never become available. Its great guilty pleasure comedy, a kin to a Farley movie but with the addition of drug humor. And few movies can even contend with this one for cameos (Jon Stewart, Snoop Dogg, Willie Nelson, Chong, just to name a few).
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