No, I’m saying that any free to play/pay to win games are for children. Disney or otherwise. This ‘Disney adults’ you refer to is basically just children with money.

Racist ventriloquist Jeff Dunham is a Disney Adult.

Make a Simpsons point and click adventure game, you cowards.

It’s still the funniest show on teevee.

The only thing AI “art” is ever good for is amusingly bad, soulless art. But we already have Ben Garrison for that.

On one hand, it’s just memorizing and stealing everything it’s ever looked at and “it can’t make anything it hasn’t already seen”, and on the other hand, it’s generating wild and horrifying things that no one has ever seen before.

That’s mean. The Dreamcast controller is still the best implementation of analog shoulder buttons.

But then she turns to face you and you see how many rows of teeth she really has

AI: this is a perfectly fine controller for humans ! (psst humans still have two left hands with 25 fingers on each one? ... right?)

Eh, it’s been done

Honestly, I wasn’t thinking about the weed connection with Pineapple Express, more that it’s just a funny movie, but I agree. Grandmas Boy is a good one too!

I expected to see How High. Or Saving Grace. Or I’d even allow Grandma’s Boy.

Yeah, I disagreed with that one in that I’ve seen Eraserhead high and thought it was super entertaining (it’s such a surreal movie anyway!) But if you have a tendency toward anxiety while high, I can see how it isn’t the best choice. 

Seriously? I guess you can argue that he is not a video game merchant, but a merchant in a video game (as in: you can’t interact with him to buy stuff, he just happen to play the part of a flea market seller).

I have this weird thing when I’m high that I will put a visually stunning movie but w/ its original soundtrack and just add my own soundtrack playing my records and it works for me, sometimes the music and visuals will tune in. Kooyanisqatsi is perfect with this ( although I also highly enjoy it with its original…

I’m surprised Pineapple Express isn’t listed here, nor are the Jump Street movies.

I’ve always felt watching movies about weed while you’re stoned had a bit of a “wear the band’s t-shirt to the show” vibe, but that’s my own deal.

While high in the 90s, this came on Liquid TV.  It was glorious.

My buddy has you beat by a country mile- he was secretly dosed with acid before he and his friends went to see David Cronenberg’s “Videodrome!” He said he made it about 45 minutes in before he had to jump up and quickly leave the theater! Can you imagine??! Here’s a link to a fun scene, if you don’t know it. My friend…

when I was a teen Gen Xer, Eraserhead played on a double feature with Rocky Horror and getting stoned IN the theatre was part of the experience.