gokulchandanirinkesh I watched this after watching the first two parts and I thought that the wildness was lacking.Though the movie is good,the typical Harold and Kumar fun was slightly missing.I would have given it a 7/10 if that fun would have been there.The wildness is just decent according to the standards that the first two parts have set.Expected to be more of it but still a good movie to watch.

bbewnylorac I feel guilty giving this film such a high rating. After all, its heroes are two immature stoner guys, and the film has gratuitous nudity, drug use and violence. And the plot is very shallow -- it revolves around trying to find a new Christmas Tree for Harold (John Cho) because his estranged best friend Kumar (Kal Penn) accidentally destroyed it. That's it! But like Will Ferrell at his best, this subversive Christmas movie is wickedly funny, and not afraid of breaking taboos, such as depicting a baby getting (accidentally) stoned on marijuana and cocaine, and depicting Jesus holding court next to topless women at a bar in 'heaven'. Penn and Cho are simply great comic actors. They're the Odd Couple - - Kumar more shambolic and Harold uptight and trying to be upright. Much of he humour comes from Harold pointing out the absurdity of every situation they get into, and Kumar trying to bluff their way out. Also like a Will Ferrell movie, all the supporting actors are excellent. Neil Patrick Harris gives a hysterical turn as a 'straight' actor pretending to be gay to give himself more credibility. Harris is clearly enjoying himself immensely. As in previous Harold and Kumar movies, there are a lot of jokes about a wide range of races, but it's kept light-hearted and isn't mean. The only quibble I'd have is that too many women in the film are stereotypical semi-nude bimbos. They're not given enough scope to be witty or smart. But otherwise, along with Bad Santa, I hope this film becomes an annual staple on my TV!!!

Jack Banister This review may dampen my credibility as a reviewer on these forums, but I don't care! I love this movie and think it was far better than "Escape from Guantanamo Bay." Does this movie recycle the same jokes and BS from the previous movies? Hell yeah! Is it still funny? HELL YEAH! Seriously, this film will go into my closely guarded Christmas collection which yes, includes classics such as "It's a Wonderful Life," "Christmas Carol," and "White Christmas." I might also add that the use of 3D technology in this film, though completely unnecessary, is actually one of the best uses of it I've ever seen in a "3D movie." It's a visually impressive, funny bone tickling, Danny Trejo pissin' off, hell of a movie! Gotta love it. Also Harold's wife is SMOKING hot. Hot damn!Can't forget..."Pancakes are f#cking gaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay........." LOL.Pure entertainment! Sometimes that's what you want int a movie.

anyo33 What a terrible waste of cinema time. These movies are made to desensitize the public ...especially when Jesus takes a liquor shot then calls God to complain his friend is getting a hand job..... come on ..... I am not of any faith but do know a lot about religion. The Jew writers and Jew run Hollywood is shoving this crap down our throats. Can anyone explain why this kinda crap even gets produced? The Kumar crap before and after this dud will continue to brainwash young adults....who knows maybe Kumar will go gay on the next one and be the devil thereafter. At some point people will wake up and expose this crap.