Pineapple Express
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David Gordon GreenOperatőr:
Tim OrrZeneszerző:
Graeme RevellSzereplők:
Seth Rogen, James Franco, Danny McBride, Kevin Corrigan, Craig Robinson, Gary Cole, Rosie Perez, Ed Begley Jr., Nora Dunn, Amber Heard, Cleo King (több)Streaming (2)
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Dale-nek elvei vannak: 1. dolgozz minél kevesebbet. 2. szívj minél többet. 3. ne látogasd meg a csajod szüleit. De eljön az a nap, amikor az összes elvét kénytelen felrúgni. A dealere, a hozzá hasonlóan szuperlusta Saul egy fantasztikus, új anyaggal kínálja meg: az Ananász Expresszel, ami ugyan üveges tekintetet és múlhatatlan jókedvet okoz, viszont ennek köszönhetően tanúja lesz egy gyilkosságnak, áldozata egy nyomába eredő kábítószer-kereskedő bandának és még a barátnője apja is egy puskával üldözi, egyre több őrült, lehetetlen, lövöldözéssel, robbanással, bujkálással és autós száguldozással járó kaland következik. Ő csak heverészni szeret és szívni, de az Ananász Expressz száguld vele. (InterCom)
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"You just got killed by a Daewoo Lanos, motherfucker!" - ez volt az egyetlen olyan mondat, ami hangosan megnevetett. Egy Apatow-produkcióhoz képest meglepően humor nélküli ügy. És nem azért, mert nem értem a füvezők humorát, vagy mert Rogen és Franco szájában nem mutat jól a joint, McBride kezében pedig a puska; hanem azért, mert ez a forgatókönyv végig, a szó szerinti értelemben egy nagy görcs.
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A few scenes are ridiculously funny (the apartment brawl, the car chase), and even the rest isn't bad. The film is nevertheless unnecessarily long and because of the action finale, eventually the whole sort of fades out into nothing. It’s too bad, but I actually still had a good time, plus I have to appreciate that it did without including most body fluids.
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An outstanding cast, a couple of side-splitting scenes, an excellent opening half hour and corners of the mouth lifting here and there for the rest of the movie. But what good is not taking itself seriously and spot on mockery of buddy action pictures when it backfires due to unnecessary length. Just a classic project from Apatow production studios. Cutting twenty minutes wouldn’t have done any good in the end. To make things better, it would need at least twice as much material on the cutting room floor. Including the action finale which is like out of a completely different movie. Which wouldn’t matter if it had been a good movie. But that wasn’t the case. Plus it’s d-r-a-w-n--o-u-t so much that it dethrones the Return of the King with its never-ending stream of endings. The Rogen, Franco and Robinson trio simply doesn’t have a chance to pull the Pineapple Express along, however hard they try. Clouds of marihuana smoke can’t hide everything. And not even smoking a “Christmas time" joint before switching on.
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Seth Rogen had a good idea here, but the film itself doesn't deliver more than what the trailers show. It's a pot-filled adventure with all the trappings, which also ends up in the waters of action flicks that it dares to reference. On the one hand, it's great that the concept of total absurdity on a relatively real plot works, but on the other, it's a fact that a more significant intervention from the editor wouldn't have hurt. In particular, the morning breakfast at the end is really idiotic. Regardless, Rogen and Franco are the absolute top of the pot smoker genre. 3 ½.
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Ingenious, madcap hodgepodge. We’ve all seen stoned nut-jobs before, but they were never this nice or this funny. Rogen and Franco have no trouble entertaining us and the twists were obviously written by stoners. A myriad of unbelievable characters, an awesome chase with a foot in a window and a really bloody finale that looks like Vietnam with all that grass. Just more consistent dosage is lacking, otherwise great.
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