Puff, Puff, Pass

2006
5.4| 1h34m| R| en| More Info
Released: 09 May 2006 Released
Producted By: Rainforest Entertainment
Country: United States of America
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Synopsis

Danny Masterson (TV's 'That '70s Show') leads a hilarious ensemble cast in a tale about two hapless stoners who get involved in a scheme to rip off a shady character named Mr. Big after the duo sours on rehab.

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Maidgethma Wonderfully offbeat film!
Ploydsge just watch it!
Huievest Instead, you get a movie that's enjoyable enough, but leaves you feeling like it could have been much, much more.
Humaira Grant It’s not bad or unwatchable but despite the amplitude of the spectacle, the end result is underwhelming.
phonics-1 Honestly this movie gets better each time i watch it. Its not all that surprising that people either like it or hate it, for those looking for a classic stoner movie it may leave a bad taste in their mouth. This movie is in no way candy coated and has a much more honest outlook on drug use and abuse. Unlike half baked and white castle, a lot of the humour touches on the seedy underbelly of substance abuse, if you cant laugh at crackheads of speedfreaks then this movie is not for you. Lastly the running gag jokes in this film are just great, it plays on the same sort of comedy style featured in arrested development and the likes. If you have seen this movie and sort of liked it, i recommend watching it again.. I hope to see more of this type of film in the future.
rockerforpunk I believe ur talking of Cheech and Chong!. Greatest stoners ever. haha. However, I did see this movie and had to say it wasted my time as well. The jokes really were stale, overdone jokes. I don't even remember if I finished it, nor do I think that I cared at the time. I even saw a close resemblance of acting with Danny Masterson's character from "That 70's Show" and his character in "Puff, Puff, Pass". I had actors that can only be one-dimensional. Hopefully he has some more skills up his sleeve as his career get's bigger. Topher Grace is going to be VENOM!! It's going to be great. But, as soon as Danny hits it bigger than "That 70's Show" he'll be one of the most wanted comedic actors. But he has to hone his skills. HONE DANNY!!! HONE LIKE HELL!
scobbah A five minute rant as follows...What you got here is, as somebody earlier stated so well, a one and a half hour piece of dry and already used jokes. Even though one can relate to the jokes, I simply cannot find them amusing me. I think I laughed one time during the entire movie, and that's really how good the jokes were doing it for me. Nevertheless, I'm a big fan of Cheek & Chong and the such-a-likes, but this one is just too poor to receive any attention at all, really. If you find yourself choking of laughter by simple jokes such as a guy with dreadlocks pulling out a spliff out of his hair or general "The Munchies" humor - well I guess this one will do it for you, whatever that "it" could be, since I cannot see how anyone can find it "hilarious", as somebody cried it out to be... Screw me...3/10 - head over to Cheek & Chong instead!
geny82 If you go into watching this movie looking for the pothead humor of Half Baked or even That 70s Show, you will not find what you are looking for. By that I mean there is no "Man I am so high" giggle giggle jokes. Although there is a fair share of toilet humor, literally. The acting, in my opinion was good. There is nothing I hate more than an actor playing up to all the stereotypes to make themselves seem "intoxicated." Smoking marijuana may not make you the smartest person around, but you can still function. With the writing, it seems like they were trying to make built in catchphrases, by repeating the same lines at several points. It's not like they were randomly spoken, they fit every time. I just don't see them getting to be as big as say, "Your mom goes to college." But who thought that that would catch on? Irreguardless, I'm sorry, regardless, it is a decent movie. A good example of why a movie should go direct to DVD. It's likable, just not a blockbuster hit. It's good marketing not to waste money advertising it. The people that are going to see it know about it and are going to rent it or buy it either way. It's complex.

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