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Stoner comedies are so much better when you're...uh...you know.   :teddyr:
I voted for Half Baked. 
Dazed & Confused and Friday tied for second.

Funny thing, I remember taking a date...this chick named Michelle to go see Friday back in '95.
Some guys behind us lit up a joint and were passing it around and the whole theater smelled like weed.    :smile:

What's your favorite stoner film (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stoner_film)?

Pink Floyd The Wall.  I must have watched that 100 times back in my stoner days.  Led Zeppelin's The Song Remains The Same was a close second.

Huh,  what'd'ya just say? 
Don't hog the Cheetos, man.

I'm not real big on weed.Used to smoke when It was offered and I was drinking.I can't just smoke weed without a drink.It makes me paranoid.BUT I do like a good stoner movie! FRIDAY was hilarously funny...the scene with Ice Cube staring at the ceramic dog busts me up! :bouncegiggle:Its about the only Chris Tucker film I really enjoy enuff to buy.

Good for you! :smile: Reefer Madness, not so good, I haven't seen most of these but Fear and Loathing is supposed to be good.

Ah, ok.  Reefer Madness  -- saw it in college when we were all smoking.  But nowadays I prefer having my brain back.

For me it would have to be Cheech & Chong's Up In Smoke mainly because I was a junior or senior in high school at the time and known to partake in such activities. I haven't in at least 20 years. Granted it still funny, but it was much funnier under the influence.

But the movie had some great lines ....

Man: You wanna get high man?
Pedro: Does Howdy Doody got wooden Balls man?

Pedro: Man, what is in this sh!t, man?
Man Stoner: Mostly Maui Waui man, but it's got some Labrador in it.
Pedro: What's Labrador?
Man Stoner: It's dog sh!t.
Pedro: What?

Pedro: Hey how am I driving, man?
Man Stoner: [looks around] : I think we're parked.

Border Guard: So, how long you've been in Mexico?
Pedro: A week. I mean a day.
Border Guard: Well, which is it? A week or a day?
Pedro: A weekday.

Arresting Officer: Sir, could I please see your license?
Pedro: Whuut?
Arresting Officer: Your license. Where's your license?
Pedro: It's back there on the bumper, man!

I had to go with Up In Smoke, mainly due to the number of times I've seen that film.

There are some great films on this list.  Surprisingly missing is Rolling Kansas - another great weed flick.

It's odd. I will not,(because I would be a liar) deny I ever did drugs.Now,I am proud to say I am clean and sober.Booze was the hardest,and last,that I've done.
Back in the 80's,before I had kids,a family,or a lfe that I can recall sober,I have smoked weed,hash,opium,dropped LSD,ate mushrooms,and tried coke,(which I HATED). None of this I am proud of. If I had done them,and left it at that,it would have been ok.BUT-I am an addiction prone type...and if I try something,and I enjoy it the first time,I will continue to do it,trying to recapture that first experiance.  Of course...it just don't work that way.
 It's hard for me to watch movies like DAZED and CONFUSED,because it acts as a trigger for me...a false advertisment that "Drugs are fun!". And at times they were. But they way I ABUSED them,is dangerous. And if people think that pot is not addicting,or will not lead to other stuff...from what I have seen...thats BULLs**t.
 Oh yeah....DAZED and CONFUSED is a  great AMERICAN GRAFFITTI style  movie for the 70's generation,though.
And the end of 2001: A SPACE ODDESEY is a trip on acid.

I went wiht Half-Baked. Movie always makes me laugh. A good second is Friday.

Quote from: RCMerchant on February 10, 2007, 06:12:33 PM
It's odd. I will not,(because I would be a liar) deny I ever did drugs.Now,I am proud to say I am clean and sober.Booze was the hardest,and last,that I've done.
Back in the 80's,before I had kids,a family,or a lfe that I can recall sober,I have smoked weed,hash,opium,dropped LSD,ate mushrooms,and tried coke,(which I HATED). None of this I am proud of. If I had done them,and left it at that,it would have been ok.BUT-I am an addiction prone type...and if I try something,and I enjoy it the first time,I will continue to do it,trying to recapture that first experiance.  Of course...it just don't work that way.
 It's hard for me to watch movies like DAZED and CONFUSED,because it acts as a trigger for me...a false advertisment that "Drugs are fun!". And at times they were. But they way I ABUSED them,is dangerous. And if people think that pot is not addicting,or will not lead to other stuff...from what I have seen...thats BULLs**t.
 Oh yeah....DAZED and CONFUSED is a  great AMERICAN GRAFFITTI style  movie for the 70's generation,though.
And the end of 2001: A SPACE ODDESEY is a trip on acid.

My theory is that marijuana is not nearly as dangerous as cocaine, LSD, mushrooms, etc.  I also believe it to not nearly be as dangerous as alcohol, which is why it amazes me that it is illegal yet alcohol is not.  I'm one that believes that it should be made legal, if regulated.  First of all, the taxes that the government would obtain by making it legal would be outrageous.

It's one of the few drugs that I've seen, that doesn't make the users angry and belligerent.  Also, it's not nearly as dangerous as alcohol.  I myself have almost died from alcohol poisoning.  You'd never see something like that with marijuana.  I dare someone to show me a case where someone overdosed on marijuana. 

This is completely off from what RCMerchant was speaking about, so I'll stop now.   :smile:

Got to be, Up In Smoke, Cheech and Chong at their best.  :thumbup: :thumbup:

big lebowski.  one of the funniest movies period.

I agree with Skaboi on the issue. I never forget when some college professor gave a lecture about weed and its dangers and I couldn't get where she was coming from. Alcohol seemed more dangerous and the effects of abusing it almost where the same thing. Needless to say she failed to convice anyone that it was all that bad.

For the record I don't smoke weed.

     The trouble with most "stoner" films is that they don't really capture the sheer giddiness of a really good weed romp --
      That is why some of the best "drug" movies have nothing at all to do with drugs, but rather have a skewed take on "reality" that appeals to a warped mind.
I just watched "Forbidden Planet" tonight -- while consuming what I leave to your imaginations --
     The debate about the Id, along with the conveyor-belt lightbulbs (The Cities of the Kerr), made for some pretty spectacular brain-riffs.
     Having said that, I will say that "Up in Smoke" is probably one of the funniest weed films ever made -- I saw it 4 times on the big screen in Virginia after I got back from India in '79.  Stacy Keach is wonderful as the hapless detective.
     One of the best druggie flicks I know of is Peter O'Toole's "The Ruling Class" -- which sort of beggars description.
     While in India, we'd go to the massive Indian cinemas in Calcutta and Pune -- Screens that would wrap around the buildings -- IMAX before the word "IMAX" existed.  Families would come in and cook their dhal and chai on open fires(!!) in the aisles -- goats and children wandered freely.
     Aside from the usual Bollywood crap, the Indian popular cinemas would also show ancient British and American films on the big screen -- After a few rounds of the old chillum, let me tell you there's nothing quite like "Witness For The Prosecution" 3 stories high in front of you . . .
peter charas/denny baksheesh

Would Fast Times at Ridgemont High count as a stoner film? Cuz if so, I'd pick that.

I've always been kinda confused on what makes a movie a stoner flick? Is it the way the film is presented or is it about who the main characters are? I've never done drugs so I can't watch and movie and be like "man this movie would be great stoned" but regardless I voted for Big Lebowski because it's a great movie but there were alot of great choices on there.

I got into an arguement with someone over Fast Times at Ridgemont High... I say it's not a stoner flick because the only stoner is Spogoli and his friends and they're not overly important to the plot. They're in the film about as much as the stoner/skater in Clueless so if Fast Times is a stoner flick than I think Clueless would have to be one as well.

Now what about Jay and Silent bob Strike back?

Hmmmm...would BRAIN DAMAGE qualify as a stoner film?  I mean,the kid gets INCREDiLBLY ripped  off Alymers juice,and has some wild trips!  :buggedout:

Sure, by this standard, "Better Off Dead" qualifies as an excellent stoner flick, because not only is it very funny and surreal, it has that character who does tons of fake "drugs", eg. snorting jello & then offering the snorting straw to people in the lunch room/snorting real snow, the kind you sled on, etc.
Shoot, I'd vote for "Better Off Dead" as jest a dang fine comedy, period!
peter snowblind/denny who?

God the John Cusack 80's teen flicks are great

Quote from: peter johnson on February 11, 2007, 03:13:28 PM
Sure, by this standard, "Better Off Dead" qualifies as an excellent stoner flick, because not only is it very funny and surreal, it has that character who does tons of fake "drugs", eg. snorting jello & then offering the snorting straw to people in the lunch room/snorting real snow, the kind you sled on, etc.
Shoot, I'd vote for "Better Off Dead" as jest a dang fine comedy, period!
peter snowblind/denny who?

"DO YOU REALIZE THE STREET VALUE OF THIS MOUNTAIN!?!?"

Man I love Better Off Dead.  I can't count the times I've watched it.  The claymation burger scene is classic.

To this day, when any amount of change is mentioned in conversation, I always chime in with "I didn't ask for a ____. Two dollars....plus tip."

No one EVER gets the reference.

I don't think anyone's mentioned Sid & Nancy, yet.
Although, I personally, have never really been able to take this film very seriously, I also think it's safe to say that I've known people like this.

In my opinion, Sid & Nancy really captures just how difficult it is to put up with these kinds of people unless you're one of them, & even then, it's based more on mutual unsociality than anything else.

It's ironic how this movie finds a humorous way of expreesing just how unfunny it really is.