Was there a script for Pineapple Express?
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Is Pineapple Express funny?
In fact Pineapple Express is so funny, so relentlessly action packed and loaded with the kind of dialog that’s brilliant for being so natural in its crude and stupidity (again, an Apatow trademark), that it’s incredible to think the director is David Gordon Green.
Is Jonah Hill in Pineapple Express?
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What job does Seth Rogan do in Pineapple Express?
process server
Seth Rogen as Dale Denton, a lazy process server and recreational marijuana smoker. James Franco as Saul Silver, a laid-back, friendly, airheaded drug dealer.
Is Pineapple Express meant to be watched high?
The quintessential stoner movie has to be “Pineapple Express.” This 2008 film has everything you could want in a stoner flick: comedy, action and weed, lots and lots of weed. The chemistry between Seth Rogen and James Franco is so perfect, their delivery keeps viewers glued to the screen.
Can a 12 year old watch Pineapple Express?
Ride the express Hilarious stoner comedy is recommended for ages 16 and older, due to excessive drug use and swearing. Suggested MPAA Rating: R for pervasive drug use and language, violence and sexual references.
Why is Pineapple Express an 18?
MPAA explanation: pervasive language, drug use, sexual references and violence.
How many joints do they smoke in Pineapple Express?
100 Joints
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Did Pineapple Express invent the cross joint?
“I didn’t (invent the cross joint),” Rogen said. “I would say I probably played a role in popularizing the cross joint. We had like, a book of novelty joints that someone had given us, and we rolled them in high school. They were like party…it was like a party trick, kind of.
Why is Pineapple Express R?
Suggested MPAA Rating: R for pervasive drug use and language, violence and sexual references.
What was Saul watching in Pineapple Express?
“I thought hurricane season was over”: One of the early scenes of the movie shows Saul sitting in his apartment by himself, watching an episode of 227 and laughing out loud and repeating the jokes to himself. As soon as I saw this scene I thought to myself “I like this character”.
Was Pineapple Express high?
He tell the Independent that he goes to a company called International Oddities which advertises a “high grade” legal bud. The stuff is supposed to provide some kind of a high, but nothing that makes the actors unable to work.
Where does the phrase Pineapple Express come from?
A well-known example of a strong atmospheric river is called the “Pineapple Express” because moisture builds up in the tropical Pacific around Hawaii and can wallop the U.S. and Canada’s West Coasts with heavy rainfall and snow.
What are the best quotes from Pineapple Express?
The two quickly became a comedy pairing for the ages. 10 “Ah, well, sir, I feel like a, like a slice o’ butter…meltin’ on top of a big ol’ pile of flapjacks.” Pineapple Express opens with a wonderfully crafted piece of stoner culture satire.
What’s the name of the guy with Pineapple Express?
SAUL! He’s the only guy who HAS Pineapple Express! He must’ve seen the murder or know – let’s fuckin’ kill him! Saul : Oh, fuck! Dale Denton : Let’s get outta here!
What did Saul and Dale Denton say about Pineapple Express?
Saul : [talking about Pineapple Express] It’s almost a shame to smoke it. It’s like killing a unicorn… with, like, a bomb. Dale Denton : [while hiding in the woods, on the run from Ted’s henchmen] Even if he found that roach, how could he find us? Saul : Um… heat-seeking missiles… bloodhounds… and foxes… barracudas…
What is the Pineapple Express weed in ‘the hate you give’?
When James Franco’s Saul is telling Seth Rogen’s Dale about the titular strain of weed after Dale tossed a roach containing it into the street outside the drug lord’s house, he uses this apt simile to describe how rare it is. He says that smoking the Pineapple Express weed is like killing a unicorn.