The tag line for the movie is “Fast Food. High Times. This is truth in advertising. It is what it is, a pot comedy about two stoners who go searching for a White Castle Restaurant. On their way they get into a number of situations all resulting in low brow humor. Obviously, this is not meant to be more than just a hollow comedy for audience members who themselves are probably high. The jokes aren’t that funny, the situations are forced and episodic. The acting by leads Kal Penn and John Cho are good, they’re a good pairing but they’re like being the best garbage man in town. No matter how good they do, in the end they’re just delivering a piece of trash.


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