Harold & Kumar 2
 

First teaser trailer from Harold and Kumar 2 is online......Click


I loved the first one (I'm a total sucker for this type of dumb comedy) and can't wait to see the second one. The ending of the first really set this one up well ya know.....:)

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This movie sucked and I only comment on it because I regularly saw it lazily compared to Cheech and Chong in reviews. YOU ARE NO CHEECH AND CHONG, SIRS.

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the Asian American college meeting in the first one was awesome.

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Ya, Cheech and Chong were so fucking great.

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I don't know about you guys but I had REAL hopes for that Method/RedMan movie How High. If that movie didn't suck as much as it did, I think they had the chemistry and built-in audience to run out a string of Cheech & Chong-eqsue movies that would've served nicely.

alas...

I think the common thought today is that if you're making a stoner movie, you don't have to be smart. That's wrong. How High, Harold & Kumar, Beerland and Half Baked were all not nearly as funny as they should have been... yet kids like them basically because they have nothing better to compare them too. I would say to go and rent all the Cheech & Chong movies from your Blockbuster but, based on how the whole dirty movie club went, I doubt they carry them.

White Castle on the other hand, is great.

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I have to say that I loved the first Harold and Kumar movie, and have been waiting for the second for years. I also love the old Cheech and Chong movies (which I was around for when they were first released thank you very much), and see no reason why to slam one or the other. They are all quality stoner movies. The sequence with Neil Patrick Harris alone qualifies Harold and Kumar as brilliant.

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It does leave a bit of a bad taste in the mouth. Somewhat reverse discrimination, No?

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H&K 2 is gonna rock.

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*shakes head*

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I thought Kal Penn had crossed over to the serious side of the street after starring in the Mira Nair film The Namesake. Guess a large paycheck can't hurt from time to time.