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Titre original : Pineapple Express

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Un serveur de traitement et son trafiquant de marijuana finissent par fuir des tueurs à gages et un policier corrompu après avoir vu le patron de son dealer tuer un concurrent alors qu'il te... Tout lireUn serveur de traitement et son trafiquant de marijuana finissent par fuir des tueurs à gages et un policier corrompu après avoir vu le patron de son dealer tuer un concurrent alors qu'il tentait de lui signifier des papiers.Un serveur de traitement et son trafiquant de marijuana finissent par fuir des tueurs à gages et un policier corrompu après avoir vu le patron de son dealer tuer un concurrent alors qu'il tentait de lui signifier des papiers.

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364 k

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Récompenses
- 2 victoires et 15 nominations au total

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Anecdotes
Seth Rogen originally wrote the part of Saul Silver for himself to play. It wasn't until the table read that he realized James Franco would be funnier in the role of Saul.

Gaffes
The foot-hole in the windshield suddenly, inexplicably, changes sizes from small and jagged, to larger and more rounded.

Citations
Saul: Let's roll, man! I'm done with the woods! Let's go! C'mon, man, let's get the fuck outta here!
Dale Denton: [sarcastically] Okay... Uhh let's go... No... It's not working... the battery's dead.
Saul: Wait...! What do you mean, it's dead?
Dale Denton: [laughing] What do I mean? I mean the battery's dead. The battery's dead!
Saul: No, no! What do you mean, the battery's dead?
Dale Denton: How can I explain this to you differently? The battery is dead. It ceased to live. It's deceased now. The car needs a battery to start, Saul.
Saul: [frustrated sigh] How did this happen?
Dale Denton: Well we clearly fell asleep with the battery on and-...
Saul: Aw, man... Talk radio?
Dale Denton: Yes, talk radio.
Saul: So boring, man! The car just committed suicide.

Crédits fous
The film opens with the 1960's wide screen Columbia Pictures logo.

Versions alternatives
For its UK cinema release the film was pre-cut by the distributors to remove a scene showing teenagers smoking a strong form of marijuana in order for the film to receive a '15' certificate. The footage was restored for the DVD and the certificate raised to '18'.

Connexions
Edited into 5 Second Movies: Pineapple Express (2009)

Bandes originales
Electric Avenue
Written and Performed by Eddy Grant
Courtesy of Greenheart Music Ltd.

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Good Laughs

Pineapple Express (2008)

*** (out of 4)

A pothead (Seth Rogan) and his dimwitted dealer (James Franco) hit the road after witnessing a cop (Rosie Perez) murder a man. Pretty soon the two are trying to get away from the cop as well as two drug lords in the middle of a war. As far as pot comedies goes this one here is nearly the best the small genre has to offer. I'm sure Cheech and Chong would give this thing two bongs up as it does contain plenty of laughs but I couldn't help but feel it had the same shortcomings as other Judd Apatow movies. That one issue with this film, as well as the others, is that it runs too long for its own good. Clocking in a nearly two-hours I couldn't help but feel that the film could have lost thirty-minutes and not much would have been missed. This is especially true during the ending shoot out, which just keeps going and going. Outside of that issue this film contains some great big laughs with most of them coming in the form of pot jokes and stuff dealing with stoners. Seth Rogan turns in another winning performance as he gains plenty of laughs from his older guy. James Franco is the real jewel in the film as he's dead-on perfect as the drug dealing loser who just sits around his house getting high, selling pot and watching reruns on television. Franco gets the look down just right but his facial gestures and voice tone perfectly capture that pot head many of us have met in our lives. I thought Perez was pretty much wasted in a thankless role that didn't offer her too much to do. Ed Begley, Jr. has a funny bit as Rogan's girlfriend's father. The screenplay really doesn't offer us any jokes we haven't seen countless times before and in many ways there's not an original idea here but that doesn't really matter because the performances are what makes the movie funny.