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From the director of Dude Where-s My Car, comes a tale of fast food and high times.
Two pals, one a Korean American investment banker; the other an Indian American medical school candidate, are both hanging back watching television and sharing a joint when they get the munchies.
After seeing a commercial for White Castle hamburgers they go on an adventure through New Jersey looking for an outlet.
DVD Special Features:
Feature ratio 16/9 full frame 1.78:1 run time 84 mins, Outtakes, Deleted Scenes, Theatrical Trailer, Preview Trailers ™ Cellular, The Grudge, Blade Trinity, The Exorcist: The Begining
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Review by: kiwireviewer-00
Dated: 22nd of February, 2005
If, in your youth, you had a brush with The Good Green, you'll remember what it was like to have a massive session, get the Serious Munchies, and then spot an advert on TV for food... it's almost a direct input from your eyes to your stomach, and the craving simply will not be denied.
That is the premise for this whole movie. It's Cheech & Chong for the modern day, with outrageous events and an almost impossible sequence of events that lead our counter-culture heroes through a rollercoaster ride of mayhem and madness, with detours through The Twilight Zone and 'Having to Deal with Straight People'-land in a comedic nightmare landscape of stupidity, lust, hunger, and a wierd encounter with a seriously-trippin' Douggie Hauser M.D. on the side of the road.
It's almost enough to make even a hardened stoner rethink their lifestyle choices and 'go straight'! When I had a serious sesh with the boys, many years ago, if I had thought for one microsecond that I would have had to face anything like the adventures of these two, I would have dropped the joint into the beerbottle and headed home to start learning Quantum Chemistry or something reasonably easy by comparison!
Overall, this movie is a right giggle for any ex-stoner... and if you haven't gotten to the ex- bit yet, you'll find this hillarious when under the influence. It takes a really interesting look at the 'normal' world through the eyes of a couple of heavy stoners who just want the ultimate muchie experience... and find the world unwilling to be reasonable about it.
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