C

A drunken bachelor party kind of movie, more of a rental idea than a full-priced theater movie.

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06/28/08

4/5

Those wishing to defend the honor of the red states will find much to dislike here, starting with the depiction of Southerners as rednecks and Klansmen

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06/11/08

1/4

Unfortunately, the movie has too many uninspired and shockingly unfunny moments that outweigh the good by at least a few tons.

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06/08/08

B

A surprisingly 'post-9/11' movie, it combines typical stoner humor with a plot about ethnic profiling, torture, and War on Terror paranoia. But, like, in a funny way.

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06/03/08

1.5/4

...even Doogie Howser and his imaginary unicorns can't save this film.

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05/20/08

3/10

Not a high point in stoner comedies, the snickering filmmakers miss their chance to take on racial profiling in the war on terror. Bongs away!

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05/20/08

2/4

There's plenty about the Bush administration's War on Terror worthy of satire, but Harold & Kumar picks over a carcass that others have chewed over with much sharper teeth.

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05/16/08

4.5/5

This movie has everything. Violence, racism, incest, sex, drugs, gross-out humor, insane amounts of nudity and Neil Patrick Harris!

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05/12/08

3/4

The sequel proves you can still have fun with Harold and Kumar, but you can never go back to White Castle again.

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05/12/08

N/A

Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantánamo Bay, a loosely strung-together collection of sex, race, and stoner jokes, is, by any rational standard, a terrible movie, yet I kept laughing at it, and I came out of the theatre in a good mood.

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05/12/08

3/5

Overall, it's an enjoyable sequel, although not up to the admittedly high--heh--standards of the first installment.

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05/11/08

B-

After two films of their joyous irresponsibility and hedonistic pleasures, I can say with confidence that I wouldn't want to live in a world without them.

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05/10/08

2.5/4

The gross-out and gay-panic humor is overdone, but like its predecessor, the movie makes some cogent if clumsy points about racial identity.

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05/09/08

6/10

If you're really, really high, you might think that H&KEfGB suggests that we are only truly free when we transcend our own racial identities.

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05/08/08

2/4

A disappointing and bland follow up to a comedy that deserved much better than a typical cash-in...

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05/07/08

2/5

Falls into that classic sequel trap: do the same thing again, but do it bigger and louder... It's a big, noisy, unfunny rerun.

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05/06/08

2/5

...unpleasant and mean-spirited...

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05/05/08

2/5

An unfortunate, sloppy sequel.

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05/04/08

4/5

[A]ctually scores more points off the nation's paranoid and repressive post-9/11 mindset than all of Hollywood's hand-wringing war-on-terror dramas put together.

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05/01/08

2/4

...has been infused with an uncomfortably over-the-top sensibility that handily obliterates the easy-going feel of its predecessor...

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05/01/08