roddick-1 Being a fan of That 70's Show and liking it's Leo character who is played by Tommy Chong, I thought I should check out the movies I had heard about that he made with Cheech Martin. After viewing my first Cheech & Chong movie I am left with mixed thoughts.Before I watched it, I looked at it's page on IMDb. Seeing it was full of low star ratings and negative reviews, I knew I had picked the wrong Cheech & Chong film. Still, I went into it optimistically but it turned out so-so.I don't think there were any jokes that made me laugh out loud, but there were some that made me smile or very lightly laugh. Even though all the gags weren't good, the way they did it is still an original approach to comedy. If there were better jokes it could of been really good.Tommy Chong is a very good actor in this movie. Even when it's not funny, Chong still does well acting wise. Plus sometimes he has this innocent look on his face which makes you feel sorry for him if you don't laugh. Cheech does OK. He's not as good at acting as Chong is, but still OK.Overall this is an OK movie. You'll probably get a few laughs out of it, but you're not missing anything if you don't watch it.

Joseph P. Ulibas Still Smokin (1983) was the fifth film that starred Cheech and Chong. Following their road trip film THINGS ARE TOUGH ALL OVER. This is more like a concert promo film. Many of the skits and sketches are taking from their comedy albums. The duo is in The Netherlands. They were invited to host a film festival, but the company hosting it is running out of money. The duo decides to put on a benefit show for the festival. Cheech and Chong become a huge success in Holland. Not only do they save the festival but they get to enjoy the ambiance and the delightful smoke of Amsterdam.A step down from their last film. Times had changed. America was more fascinated with cocaine than pot. They had lost a lot of their fan base. Some thing had to change. So with their next film the duo went into a whole new direction. A period piece that aimed at a different market and audience. Slightly recommended.

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rory_carlyle Two stoners named Cheech and Chong are invited to a Dutch film festival by mistake. Hmm... can you guess what stoners do in the Netherlands? Well, apart from being the most idiotic and stupid of the Cheech and Chong movies, this film does stand up pretty well compared to some of todays dope-movies. What it lacks in plot it makes up for with the hilarious sketches at the end(best part of the movie, no matter what anyone says). Some of the sketches are a little sick, so this film isn't for the easily offended. This film is pretty funny, although it has no plot which drags it down a bit. 7 out of 10.