Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg dropped the ball when writing Pineapple Express
Pineapple Express was another product of the partnership of Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg. The two were childhood friends and together they wrote Superbad, Green Hornet, The Watch, This Is The End, The Interview, Sausage Party, and Neighbors 2. Pineapple Express was their second collaboration. Some constants in their scripts were low brow humor, marijuana and man child characters. They got all three of those in this film. This movie has a lot of fans because of that but I always thought it was the worse one the two made. That’s because it’s not funny.<br /><br />Seth Rogen’s character Dale personified almost every part he ever played. He was 25 years old dating an 18 year old high school student and spent all day smoking weed as he delivered subpoenas to people. His partner in crime in the film was James Franco as Saul, Dale’s drug dealer. The story revolves around the two smoking a lot and trying to devise ways to escape a criminal named Ted (Gary Cole) that wants them dead. That’s supposed to provide the comedy. Dale and Saul are high and watching them should be fun, but it’s not.
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