Why? I would assume that a large percentage of people that go see this movie will be baked to the bejesus belt.

Wow, you're truly ignorant. Occasional drugs users are the vast majority of drug users—only a very small portion of them become drugs abusers (just like with this little thing called alcohol).

Shit, the vast majority of people who use drugs don't have a problem with them AT ALL. As Marilyn Manson once said, "Drug abusers make drug users look bad."

Cheech and Chong were anything but "fringe comedians." They released a half-dozen major studio movies, and have continued to be popular to this day. I mean, you don't know who Cheech Maron is?

It's because the world has grown up and there's a whole generation of people who've done molly and are fine.

Never trust sober people. That's like saying you can have a nice lunch of gruel. You can, but why would you want to? You're missing out on some serious fun.

Drugs don't make you a "nicer person." Did you just time travel here from the 1950's or something?

Or you could do it 100 times and enjoy your life.

I don't know, meth can be pretty hilarious too (though for other reasons).

You're old. Regular people take molly all the time and it's about as harmful as tequila. Just because you have some weird personal hang-up doesn't mean it's a problem for other people.

I thought I was done being interested in new drugs until I saw Wolf of Wall street. Quaaludes, stat!!

Because Seth Rogan is trying to convey a "good and realistic message"?? It's a hard-R comedy.

You should give it a shot!

She can only play one role, semi-fussy girl. She nearly ruined the Interview with her whining.

They insisted upon making that switch, to the chagrin of everyone else involved. And the movie bombed as a result.

Neighbors is a bad TV show stretched out to feature length. Utter, intelligence-insulting bullshit.

People complain that the drug use in these movies is gratuitous and one note, and I agree with that. What disappoints me more, however, is that drugs are used to signal the hyperbolically WILD AND CRAZY TIME these bros are going to have, but that wild and crazy time never seems to manifest. I'm promised Hunter…

I'd argue the opposite: the problem with these movies isn't that they're drug movies, it's that they're STUPID drug movies made by people who clearly don't do that many drugs. The drug scene in This is the End, for example, was a total fucking waste.

Neighbors was successful purely on the strength of This is The End, and OH BROTHER was it quickly obvious that they were written by entirely different people.

Right, because your comment about Star Wars is poetry. You're a child.