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#101
11-19-2005, 01:46 AM
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Re: Best movies to Watch while Stoned
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] Hands down the correct answer is Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. [/ QUOTE ] great book. terrible movie. (and I'm not usually a "the book was much better" kind of guy) [/ QUOTE ] You are an idiot. The book and movie are nearly identical. [/ QUOTE ] There are plenty of parts from the book that are not in the movie, some that were significantly changed, and others that take place in quite a different order. The movie is fine as a movie, I love watching it. However the book is much better. [/ QUOTE ] No dice. The movie is remarkably close to the book. To bring in a "the book was good but the movie wasn't as good" arguement is retarted. Yes. That's right. Retarted. 
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#102
11-19-2005, 01:54 AM
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Re: Best movies to Watch while Stoned
Anything by David Lynch
2001 The Wall Baraka That new Led Zeppelin DVD Various experimental films you wouldn't know Black Belt Jones (this is a blaxploitation kung-fu movie I saw when I was a college freshman when I was incredibly stoned. I was convinced that Hollywood had spent $100M+ on this because no one could have accidentaly made such a ridiculous movie.) This isn't a movie, but when I was arguably the highest I've ever been, I watch the Fresh Prince and decided it was a complex allegory in which Uncle Phil was Yaweh, Will Smith was Satan, and Carlton was Jesus, trapped between them. Also, it was in 3-D.
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#104
11-19-2005, 02:58 AM
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Re: Best movies to Watch while Stoned
I didn't see this mentioned, and I'm surprised:
Clockwork Orange Adam
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#106
11-19-2005, 08:53 AM
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Re: Best movies to Watch while Stoned
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] Hands down the correct answer is Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. [/ QUOTE ] great book. terrible movie. (and I'm not usually a "the book was much better" kind of guy) [/ QUOTE ] You are an idiot. The book and movie are nearly identical. [/ QUOTE ] There are plenty of parts from the book that are not in the movie, some that were significantly changed, and others that take place in quite a different order. The movie is fine as a movie, I love watching it. However the book is much better. [/ QUOTE ] No dice. The movie is remarkably close to the book. To bring in a "the book was good but the movie wasn't as good" arguement is retarted. Yes. That's right. Retarted. [/ QUOTE ] The book wasn't good, it was great. Outstanding, even. The movie was merely good or between good and great. You are free to disagree, but that's just, like, your opinion, man.
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#107
11-20-2005, 09:12 PM
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Re: Best movies to Watch while Stoned
Toppermost for weird must be back-to-back episodes of the English TV series 'League of Gentlemen'
IF you were to watch that stoned, I think the effects would be permanent (League of Gentleman makes Eraserhead look like Bambi)
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#108
11-20-2005, 10:13 PM
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Re: Best movies to Watch while Stoned
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[ QUOTE ] Besides the ultra obvious ones like Cheech and Chong, Half-Baked, etc. [/ QUOTE ] Pootie Tang [/ QUOTE ] Why did I forget to mention??? Strange Brew.
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#109
05-30-2006, 12:50 AM
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Re: Best movies to Watch while Stoned
I know this post hasn't been updated in months now... but I'm about to get stoned and wanted to get some ideas. I remember reading this post a while back.
My recommendations: Lion King (so many great scenes, the musicals are awesome, and it's so color) Aladdin (the musicals... that's all I have to say) Kids Bully (same director as Kids) Memento (great mind-[censored], especially when you understand what's really going on) Old School (simply hilarious)
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