Super High Me

Comedian Doug Benson embarks on a personal experiment to smoke marijuana every day for 30 days to see how it affects his health and brain. Documenting his journey, the film explores the effects of chronic cannabis consumption on memory, lung capacity, and overall well-being, while also examining the cultural and legal aspects surrounding marijuana.

Super High Me was generally met with a mixed to positive reception, praised for its humorous approach to a sensitive topic and Benson's willingness to subject himself to a controlled experiment. While some critics found it entertaining and thought-provoking, others felt it was a bit thin in its scientific rigor and could have explored the subject matter more deeply.

• A humorous and surprisingly informative look at the effects of marijuana.
• Doug Benson's personal experiment is entertaining but lacks rigorous scientific depth.
• Explores the cultural and personal impact of cannabis use with comedic flair.

Google audience: Audiences generally found 'Super High Me' to be a funny and interesting documentary. Many appreciated Doug Benson's candidness and the entertaining way he explored the topic of marijuana consumption. Some viewers noted that while amusing, the film's scientific claims should be taken with a grain of salt.

Doug Benson conceived the idea for 'Super High Me' after attending a panel discussion on marijuana at SXSW, where he joked about the idea of doing his own 'Super Size Me' style experiment with cannabis.