Pineapple Express

While Angie is talking to Dale in the motel room, the time of the UFC fight is inconsistent, first being around 2 minutes counting down then jumping up to around 3:30.

When Dale and Saul are beating up Red in his house, Red's "cold sores" (actually injuries from having been beaten for information) first appear, then disappear, then appear again.

After Saul pulls his foot out of the car window, the hole changes sizes from small and jagged, to larger and more rounded, seemingly without explanation.

When the corrupt female officer's car flips when chasing Saul and Dale, there is clearly nobody driving it.

During the car chase scene the hub cap on the car keeps appearing then disappearing.

It was clearly shown falling off early in the scene.

When Angie's Father is shooting at Saul/Dale, there is clearly a small flash in the lower cupboard door as the charge is set off.

A bullet/buck shot would not create this flash.

In the beginning of the film when the private is smoking a joint, the camera cuts to outside of the box he is sitting in and you can clearly see the smoke from a smoke-machine blow towards the private.

When Angie is talking to Dale on the phone in the hotel, it is visible that the phone is not plugged into anything when Angie is moving the base around and swinging the wire.

In the beginning and end of the movie during the scenes in the underground bunker, there are what appear to be windows with light coming out of them.

However, it is not uncommon for underground bunkers to have fake windows with light sources behind them in order to give people the illusion of light coming from a window to the outside.

When Saul is hitch-hiking using his thumb as a penis, his watch is clearly black.

In later scenes his watch is silver.

When Dale is arguing with Angie over the phone, she says that she lost her virginity to him when she was 14.

Yet earlier in the conversation Dale talked about all the stuff she would be doing next year at college, and how they had only been together for 3 months.

She actually does not say that she lost her virginity to him, just that she lost it when she was 14.

After Dale witnesses the murder and goes to Saul's apartment building in a panic, the sound of the rapid buzzing as he pushes the call button doesn't match the buzzing heard in Saul's apartment.

Several solders within the military bunker are armed and not wearing cover hat indoors.

Military rules clearly state that all armed personnel shall wear a cover when under arms.

While Dale and Saul are talking in front of a huge mirror in the holding room of the former military bunker, a crew member's reflection is clearly seen; a second crew member also walks by in the background (of the reflection).

During the fight scene, while Dale is on top of Red with the door, they keep jumping from place to place on the floor.

First, Reds head is in the sink, then its next to the sink, then farther, then closer.

Even the sink itself jumps from sides that it fell on.

Sometimes its on its back, sometimes not.

Ted Jones has no connection to Dale until Saul tells Red Dale's full name.

The degrees of separation only lead him as far as Saul.

Therefore, Dale and Saul could have just hidden out at Dale's apartment from the very beginning.

However, Dale can't be certain that the murderers didn't see him or his license plate, so it makes perfect sense that he'd want to stay away from his apartment.

Budlofsky and Matheson have never seen Saul, nor has Saul seen Budlofsky or Matheson before they see each other at the retirement home, so they shouldn't recognize each other.

However, if Saul knows he is being chased by dangerous criminals, it stands to reason that he would panic upon seeing two unidentified men speaking to his grandmother.

His reaction to seeing the two men attracts their attention and they correctly surmise that he is the man they're after.

In some shots during the car chase scene, there is a wiped off area on the windshield next to Saul's foot to let the driver see out of the cruiser.

Dale asks Saul for a quarter of an ounce of Pineapple Express, but the bag Saul gives Dale clearly contains less than an eighth of an ounce.

In the scene where Saul visits his grandmother and then fights the goons, he breaks a coffee pot.

Part of he liquid hits the camera lens and slightly blurs the area just above Saul's head.

When Dale and Saul are at Red's house and they're talking about Red's supposed herpes, Saul is pointing to Red with his right hand.

When it cuts to Saul explaining how Red must have gotten it from eating a lollipop out of a stripper's snatch, he's pointing at him with his left hand.

Right before Matheson is run over his head is sticking out of the hole, yet when he gets run over he is laying in front of the wheel of the car.

The day Saul and Dale wake up in the woods is Daylight Savings Day, which is always on a Sunday.

However, Dale visited his girlfriend's high school the day before which should have been Saturday when it should have been closed.

During the car chase when Saul slams on the breaks and the cop shoots at him it busts both windows and hits a civilian but the next shot of Saul the window is still intact.

When Dale first visits Saul to buy pot, the tray on Saul's table has two empty silver canisters.

When Saul returns with Dale's Pineapple Express pot, they reach for the cross joint and one of the canisters is filled with pot.

In the end scene in the restaurant, Saul tells Red during the car chase, he had his foot out the window.

His foot was out the windshield.

When the cop is chasing Saul and Dale, Saul kicks the window for a hole.

When his foot finally comes out and it goes to the next shot, the hole is 2x bigger than when he pulled his foot out.

In the scene where Dale and Saul are walking through the woods, you can see Saul's watch as he blows smoke at a caterpillar.

The time says 10:50, though he had told Dale it was 3:00 just moments before.

The day Saul and Dale wake up in the woods is Daylight Savings Day, which is always on a Sunday.

However, when Dale and Sul visit Red, Red asks Dale what today is and Dale responds Tuesday.

However, it's a joke that Saul is such a stoner that he doesn't even know what day it is.

At the very beginning of the movie when the General descends down the ladder to the underground military base, there is a soldier standing in the background holding a rifle upward.

The rifle changes positions from straight up to an angle as the camera cuts to a wider view.

When Dale and Saul are sharing the "cross joint" near the beginning, they each smoke a different joint.

The joint that Saul smokes is obviously thicker than the joint that Dale smokes, but they are acting like they are sharing a single joint.

When Red starts beating Saul with a dust buster it bends every time Saul is hit, revealing it to be made of foam.

Debo de aceptar que no puedo ser muy objetivo cuando critico una película en la que esté envuelto alguno de los genios de la comedia que tengan que ver con el estilo de The Office y todo lo que eso acarrea. El humor sarcástico.

Did expect an amazing film instead i got the god of all films.Seeing this movie is like licking gods face it was so funny ,and it could happen, what a film recommended to all who loves Seth's previous work and look out for a film by the name of Steve and Kay not up yet but will be soon ...

Last night I "tried" to watch this film, I expected at least something to get me through the evening, but unfortunately I stopped the film after 45 minutes of bad acting and over-exaggerated stoner-scenes.The first 10 minutes of the film where fun and different, but when it really started I was getting irritated soon because of the classic " stoner-image" most non-dutch film-makers think they need to show to the public.

The first half of the film was hilarious - loads of stoner jokes, funny scenes (foot through the car window was great), weed Paranoia, comedy punch ups etc etc. However, it then turns into a quite a pointless gore fest.

I'd so many Hopes for this movie. I watched it today and couldn't wait to get it over.

When a film aspires to elite stoner flick status, it faces historic competition. Yet by leveraging the new and familiar, 2008's "Pineapple Express" now sits in the Pantheon alongside the fabled weed comedies that forged its path.

I laughed, no actually, i smirked about twice.For me this film was just not funny at all.

I created an account just so i could say i laughed so hard for a good part of the movie.i didn't read any proper reviews for it before i watched it and i had no idea what it was all about, just that it was supposed to be pretty good...

Another decent movie from Seth Rogen. Very entertaining and funny.