It may be that recently I've only watched very serious movies like There Will Be Blood and The Last Emperor, making this a nice carefree break from it, but I very much enjoyed this film. Sure there are a few times in this movie where I didn't laugh when a joke may have been intended, but there were many times I laughed out loud. The characters are basic but enjoyable, and this is most likely Neil Patrick Harris's best role; as a drugged out version of himself. If you're not necessarily looking for a really deep or emotional movie, and you're relaxed and ready to be pretty offended, I would suggest this. If you are looking for an un-Hollywood/studio movie, look for Requiem for a Dream or maybe Donnie Darko.
Review of Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle
