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Stoner comedies are obviously hit or miss affairs. They are seldom hilarious, but they can be a lot of fun for any audience looking for some laid-back laughs.

And no, you don't have to be high to think that pot comedies are funny, although I'd be lying if I didn't report that there were a lot of pre-baked people in the audience when I saw the show. I'll leave it to you to decide if a contact-high makes the film funnier or not.

"The Pineapple Express" is the latest stoner comedy to hit theaters, and more importantly for mainstream audiences, it's the latest film from the Judd Apatow imprimatur. Seth Rogen stars as a pot-smoking process server who accidentally witnesses a drug murder. Fearing that the killer will want to permanently silence any witnesses, he hits the road with the only guy he trusts--his drug-dealer buddy (James Franco). Basically, "The Pineapple Express" is a comedy of errors about two potheads trying to flee while a drug kingpin (Gary Cole) and a vicious cop (Rosie Perez?) are hot on their trail.

The rest just writes itself.

Fans of Apatow's comedies might be surprised at the level of violence in this film. In addition to the murder that sets the story in motion, the film features car chases and several gunfights. It even ends with an over-the-top gang war shootout that would feel at home in any summer action flick. There's nothing wrong with the violence per se, but it feels a bit too harsh to belong in what is otherwise a light-and-breezy stoner buddy comedy.

The stoner buds are a lot of fun to watch. Rogen makes for an appealing everyman schlub, and Franco is a real hoot playing the guy too baked to realize the trouble he's in until it's far too late. Danny McBride makes for another welcome addition about halfway into the film, playing a mid-level dealer who gets swept up in the chase. These three stoner buds give the film its appeal. Indeed, my favorite scene in the movie by far is the last one where our heroes relive their adventure over waffles the next morning.

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Let's kick this off - how big of a stoner are you?

Seth Rogen: Well, I enjoy it as much as I can and still function, you know?

It's funny I ask, because normally no one will actually admit that they smoke on set when they're filming, but I imagine there was no way that this movie could have been made without it!

Rogen: We actually- I can honestly say that we did. Like, we really did it. Yeah, it's frightening that we even smoked weed. Isn't that weird?

That is weird, for as awesome as it was, that is weird! Can you go over the story about how you got attached to this and how it all began with Judd Apatow?

Rogen: Judd had the kind of loose idea for a weed action movie. We thought, that's a strange notion and then we kind of realized there hadn't really been a weed movie that was that good, and actually functioned as the real movie. Half Baked isn't bad, but it's not- Cheech and Chong movies are pretty stupid, generally speaking. So we thought, wouldn't it be nice if there was a really good weed movie and wouldn't it be cool if there was a really action-packed weed movie, and we kind of just went from there.

Were you familiar with David Gordon Green before he came on?

Rogen: I was, my girlfriend went to film school, so she had inundated me with his work and I liked it. I never assumed that he would be a good choice for the movie. We met Danny McBride and Jody Hill and we started hanging out with them, and they all went to film school together with David, and they were like 'you know who's really funny - David Gordon Green' and I'm like, that's weird. But we met and we hung out a few times, me and Evan just really got along with him and we thought that could make an interesting combination with David's sensibility and our sensibility and that could be cool.

I agree with you. I saw Snow Angels and that was the first time I was introduced to him and seeing him come off of that to this kind of movie%u2026

Rogen: Yeah, exactly!

Especially with the action scenes, which I thought he would have been new at - how did he work on set, was it comfortable for him?

Rogen: It was, he was new at it, but he was really psyched about it and clearly he has a good visual sense. I mean, he might not have done action before, but his movies look really good and that's hard to do. It's almost harder to make just two guys talking look good than a shoot out - that's just exciting by nature. He was just super enthusiastic about it. When we met him, he loved action movies, clearly, he loved all the same action movies we did. We watched Bad Boys II a lot of times together and that's really where it all came from.