When he compares the inventor of the cross-joint with the guy who designed Madison Square Garden, it's clear that Pineapple Express is not your hippie uncle's stoner movie: Unless I'm wrong ...

Of course, Pineapple Express featured a lot of other weed-centric moments in addition to the scenes with the cross joint. The film ... The title of the movie is a reference to a strain of ...

The way that Saul breaks down this description of an ultra rare strain called “Pineapple Express” shows you ... the world was introduced to the cross joint, things were never the same.

"Pineapple Express" stars James Franco and ... I think if you smoke weed at all, you will watch this movie and want to go home and smoke a cross joint. That being said, I don't think you look ...

Both movies follow three marginally ... Dale leaves his joint behind at the crime scene, and Ted immediately pegs the weed as “Pineapple Express,” a strain so rare that only he supplies ...

But as summer diversions go, "Pineapple Express" is fairly amusing. At least it allows James Franco, stuck with those awful Harry Osborn moments in the "Spider-Man" movies, room to have fun on-screen.

Many in North America were first introduced to the term Pineapple Express by Seth Rogen's 2008 movie of the same name. But as much of the West Coast has been slammed by the atmospheric river ...

Pineapple Express does not transcend the genre, but that is rare with the exception of films like The Big Lebowski or Dazed and Confused. Fans who consider the “stoner comedy” a guilty ...

Watching the movie, I kind of started to empathize with Dale ... 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 ...

And so Ted quickly traces the joint to Saul ... Behind the weed, there’s a buddy movie in here somewhere Pineapple Express is directed by David Gordon Green, who is better known for low-budget ...