These videos might be a tad old in internet time, a week or so, but they are new to me and show off the considerable comedic range of both of the male leads, Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul. Enjoy!
Sense of Smell:
Weird: The Al Yankovich Story:
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These videos might be a tad old in internet time, a week or so, but they are new to me and show off the considerable comedic range of both of the male leads, Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul. Enjoy!
Sense of Smell:
Weird: The Al Yankovich Story:
Seth Rogen and James Franco star in a stoner/buddy/action/comedy that is usually fairly humorous, but drags at the end and maybe over stayed its welcome a bit too long.
Dale (Seth Rogen) is a process server, handing out subpoenas all day while intermittently getting high between stop to stop. Saul (James Franco) is Dale’s dealer of two months who spends his day watching two TV’s and getting high himself. After a recent stop to Saul’s, in which he and Dale had a bit of a bonding experience over his exclusive rights to the very good Pineapple Express weed, Dale is about to serve Ted Jones (Gary Cole) when he witness him murder and Asian man with the assistance of female cop Carol (Rosie Perez). Dale attempts to flee the scene, making a scene himself ramming into the cars around him, tossing his joint out the window and rushing to Saul’s for help. Jones finds the joint and is able to detect that it is Pineapple Express, hence sending his goons to Saul’s to figure out what just happened and to shut up who ever saw him. The odd couple gets bent out of shape on paranoia and flees into the woods as the try and figure out how they can track them with their ridiculous philosophies. [Read more...]

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