Let me first get this off my chest: I did not like the first Harold & Kumar movie. But I don’t think I’m the target audience. The target audience seemingly is everyone aged 15 – 35 that ISN’T me, which is good for you because Harold, Kumar, and Neil Patrick Harris are back for your viewing pleasure!
Audiences have responded very favorably to the trailer for this movie, which I suppose justifies the fact that this film exists. In the same way that the first Austin Powers film did well in theaters but destroyed on home video, so goes the cult of Harold & Kumar. I’d bet dollars to donuts that most of the folks reading this page discovered the film through home video or cable, so as a testament to your fandom and burgeoning wallets, this one’s for you!
Funnily enough, I saw this trailer most recently in front of The Ruins. Odd, eh?
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Why did this trailer play in front of The Ruins? It's because they're both about killer weed.
The first movie is notable for having a character who so closely resembled my college roommate I was almost disturbed. Other than that, the jokes were tired and obvious. At least this new one looks like it might be somewhat better. I'll see it for Richard Christy's cameo.
I think a lot of the reasons people like Harold & Kumar is because John Cho and Kal Penn play very likable characters. The jokes are pretty by the numbers but Harold and Kumar are pretty typical Asian-Americans that are trapped in their social stereotype. As an Asian-American I am pretty neurotic and that's why I was really surprised how many of Harold's annoyances resonate so well with me. These aren't white-washed minorities and for a minority public that's dying to see more ethnic diversity in their movies I'm glad this movie came out. It's not the best I could've hoped for but when the social satire gets it right, it hits it on the make.
Damn, effin' typo. *hits it on the mark
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1 jewish boy from up noryh
2 gross
3 horry films are funny .(young ones)
Everybody smoked, nobody inhaled. Yea, right!
would like to see this.
THANKS!!
looks interesting?
really like to see this one
I saw the first H&K in theaters you sea monkey.
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