For those who enjoy no brainer junkie comical plots, you will certainly like Pineapple Express. The brand-new movie Pineapple Express centers around the tale of two stoners - Dale and Saul. Dale (Seth Rogen), is a hardcore weed smoker who has a love interest here named Angie (Amber Heard), and he typically obtains weed from the drug pusher Saul (James Franco). You will discover swear words, chronic substance abuse, a number of fight scenes, and a great last twist that made the movie even more funny and also interesting.
The story commences on an actually nice, easy and light way. The trouble began when Dale pays Saul a visit and he found a brand-new strain of high grade weed they described as Pineapple Express. Then Dale visited Ted that exact same night, he saw Ted, who is Saul's employer in this movie (one of the bigshot and most dangerous drug dealer) and a law enforcer played by Rosie Perez kill a guy. Dale left some tracks as he mistakenly dropped a few of his joints at the crime scene as he fled away in total shock. Saul and Dale understands for a fact that the joint will easily be traced back to them.
Dale pays Saul a visit one more time to look at the uniqueness of the specie of the joint and if it can be traced to him eventually, and truly, the hit men had the ability to trace the joint to Saul, and this is the point where the two junkies started to run for their lives. They eventually realize that they are not having hallucinations of some type, and that Ted's goons were attempting to track them down. As they attempt to run for their lives, they went to the forest and get to lose their car as a consequence.
A third character Red (Dannie McBride) is also involved, and he happens to sell them out to Ted's henchmen, and this ultimately blows into a war between this group and a competing Asian group that is out to take vengeance for a participant's death. The brawl results in many deaths, and all these takes place in a weed storehouse. There's a total mood swing at this point as both Dale and Saul are plunged into violence, though the scene is well choreographed and there are explosions and gun shots which give the movie rather a big and unexpected finish.
This movie is composed by Evan Goldenberg along with Seth Rogen who also plays Dale in this motion picture, Pineapple Express is an amazing funny and moving tale of the many 'fail' experiences of Saul and Dale. This is for sure a must-see motion picture for anybody trying to find a good laugh yet high quality comedy film. I 'd give it a 5-stars if I can rate it!
