Equally as immature as the first two, Harold & Kumar are back, bringing hysterical Christmas joy to everyone. Definitely hysterical, the film follows Harold and Kumar who have been out of touch for several years after the goings-on in Guantanamo Bay. After a gift is dropped off at Kumar's apartment for Harold, who hasn't lived there for several years, Kumar decides to bring it over to his house. Harold is hosting his wife's whole family for Christmas and has been delegated the duty of putting up the hard-ass father's 'special' Christmas tree and decorating it by the time they get back from downtown.
If you have seen Harold and Kumar, you are surely aware of the mayhem and absurdities they get themselves into, and this one is no different. With many references to the first and second movies, A Very Harold & Kumar Christmas kept the whole theater laughing hysterically. Various drugs, nudity, foul-mouthed language and extreme violence settle this one for a solid 18A rating. After seeing it, I am aware of the outrageousness this movie actually is, and why my manager at work is so hard on me ID'ing people at box office. Definitely check this one out if you're a fan of the first two. NPH has a very funny cameo. Don't bring your grandma. 8/10.
So this weekend I have pleasure of dealing with 'Breaking Dawn', the fourth installment of the popular Twilight Saga. Luckily I am working on box office and don't have to deal too much with them as they will have their tickets pre-purchased. They're selling out quick. If you're heavily into this saga, get your tickets soon. Be aware of long line-ups and insane mothers! The second of two trailers:
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