Watching movies the first time, every time

We created a little slogan here a while back when we first formed 420-Movies. It goes like this, "Watch a movie for the first time, every time."

You might wonder what that's supposed to mean. Well, we've noticed that when we're smoking, we often can watch a movie that we know we've seen before - but somehow not really remember clearly what will happen next or what the final outcome of the movie is. Strange how that might happen, right? ;-)

That being said, last night I decided to watch Pirates of the Carribean - Dead Man's Chest. I love these movies. Johnny Depp as Captain Jack Sparrow is just fantastic and the whole pirate world they create in these films is just incredible.

We saw The World's End a few weeks ago and during the whole film I kept wondering if we'd actually seen Dead Man's Chest. I couldn't remember much of what I would have seen anyway since it had been a few years...but somehow I couldn't remember anything leading up to this third part of the trilogy. S

So last night I was here alone because Happy was traveling, and I decided to give Dead Man's Chest a try to see if I recalled anything. As it turns out, I didn't remember it at all. That's doesn't always mean a lot since I don't really recall most of the details of a film until the second or third viewing...but this was one film I couldn't remember at all. So I asked Happy about it on the phone and he didn't remember anything either...so apparently we just skipped a film. Not that it really mattered...you can almost watch them in any order but it does fit together much better when you've seen the second one since they lead right into each other...

Sorry for the rambling, just had to comment on that :)

Freaking out about lizards

You've probably seen this video a million times but it's always good for a laugh!!

White & Nerdy

I've always loved Weird Al...but this may be one of his best.

Road Trip

We watched Road Trip last night. It's also one of our stoner classics that we can never watch too many times. Not only is it funny but Amy Smart is in it and you can never go wrong with her...especially when she's getting topless. And Tom Green trying to feed the snake the mice...that guy might be totally insane but those scenes are pretty great. UNLEASH THE FURY, MITCH!!! Or how about Horatio Sanz (Tomcats, The New Guy & Boat Trip) as the waiter in the diner...with the french toast in his pants. Oh man, that scene makes me want to hurl...but DJ Qualls with his "mmmh, it's good" just slays me. I am sure I have used that line so many times since then that it's not funny. And you have to appreciate the stoner references such as High Times Man of the Year...or "How about a fresh towel? Maybe you can roll that up and smoke it." It's just a great movie.

Dude, Where's My Car?

The night before last, we watched Dude, Where's My Car? for what must have been at least the 40th time. We basically don't even need to watch the whole movie because we know exactly what is coming next, if we leave the room and come back we still know exactly what's going on and we can recite most of the film. I guess to some, it would seem like we've seen it too many times and that it must be boring by now...but like so many film classics, it just never gets old. This is a break dancing stripper emergency after all. :) Probably one of the funniest things is their facial expressions, especially Seann William Scott's. That guy is just a maniac.

We actually were trying to watch Joe Dirt but for some reason our DVD player has decided that it doesn't want to play that movie. Which brings up a whole other problem which is the constant need for a new DVD player. It seems that we can't find one that lasts more than a year around us. Perhaps that has something to do with us watching at least one DVD a night...nah, that can't be it :)