Pineapple Express with Seth Rogen: DVD Cover

    Pineapple Express Director: David Gordon Green Cast: Seth Rogen, James Franco, Gary Cole, Rosie Perez

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    • DVD Release Date: 01/06/2009
    • Original Release: 2008
    • Rating: Rated R
    • Sales Rank: 11,911

    Viewer Rating: (32 ratings)

    Detailed Rating: "Funny" See All

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    Features

    Closed Caption; ; Commentary with Filmmakers and Cast; ; Extended & Alternate Scenes; ; Gag Reel; The Making Of Pineapple Express

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    Scene Index

    Disc #1 -- Pineapple Express
    1. Chapter 1 [:00]
    2. Chapter 2 [:00]
    3. Chapter 3 [:00]
    4. Chapter 4 [:00]
    5. Chapter 5 [:00]
    6. Chapter 6 [:00]
    7. Chapter 7 [4:06]
    8. Chapter 8 [6:14]
    9. Chapter 9 [3:02]
    10. Chapter 10 [2:47]
    11. Chapter 11 [4:17]
    12. Chapter 12 [2:21]
    13. Chapter 13 [3:30]
    14. Chapter 14 [2:59]
    15. Chapter 15 [5:10]
    16. Chapter 16 [3:22]
    17. Chapter 17 [4:18]
    18. Chapter 18 [3:38]
    19. Chapter 19 [3:58]
    20. Chapter 20 [4:04]
    21. Chapter 21 [2:25]
    22. Chapter 22 [3:03]
    23. Chapter 23 [3:48]
    24. Chapter 24 [3:19]
    25. Chapter 25 [5:17]
    26. Chapter 26 [4:13]
    27. Chapter 27 [4:47]
    28. Chapter 28 [5:01]

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    Editorial Reviews

    Critically acclaimed director David Gordon Green takes a break from the brooding drama that defined such early efforts as George Washington and Undertow for this action-flavored buddy comedy concerning two pot-smoking friends (Seth Rogen and James Franco) who unwittingly become involved with a vicious gang of drug dealers. Judd Apatow and Shauna Robertson produce a script co-penned by star Rogen and Evan Goldberg. Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide

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    Mehby MinorThreat77

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    August 10, 2009: Seth Rogan continues to be one of the most over-rated "comic" actors of this generation. He's about as funny as Rob Schnieder or Adam Sandler, which is to say he never GROWS in character development- he essentially plays the exact same character in every film he appears in. One-sided schtick can only take you so far: watching his earlier films under Judd Apatow no longer prove amusing, because he essentially does the SAME EXACT THING in every film, in that he has never ceased to be Cal from "The 40 Year Old Virgin." These same Roganian non-virtues can also be seen in Danny McBride, who is consistently one of the lamest and un-funny actors I've ever seen comitted to celluloid. McBride is so constantly horrendous that he makes Chris Kattan seem like a comedic visionary by comparison. If there is anyone who is capable of one-upping Rogan in crummy performances, McBride is the man to beat.

    That being said, this movie is moderatly worth seeing for three reasons:

    1). James Franco plays an utterly perfect stoner. His performance is uncanny, because he enveloped the attitude and disposition of every stoner I've ever met in my life (which is not to say that all stoners are the same, Franco just manages to take all of their really endearing qualities and roll them into one person).

    2). Daryl Philbin, nay, Craig Robinson's hitman character, Matheson, is quite hilarious, especially when donning his "sensitive" side.

    3). The fight in Red's house is, without a doubt, one of the most hilarious fights I've ever seen in a movie- it was over the top, and fantastically blocked and executed.

    There you have it, only three reasons to see a two-hour stoner movie that everyone seems to find ridiculously hilarious.

    AMAZZZZZZING!!!!!!!by ziejones99_disturbed

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    July 24, 2009: Best movie ever! I find myself quoting this movie daily. It is and always will be my favorite movie. HIGHLY RECCOMEND!

    This review was written about the DVD 2-Disc Unrated / Wide Screen edition.


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