How High

Two marijuana enthusiasts, Silas and Jamal, are accepted into Harvard University after smoking a magical strain of cannabis created by Silas's deceased friend, Ivory. The magical herb allows them to communicate with Ivory's spirit, who helps them excel academically and socially. However, their unconventional methods and constant use of marijuana lead to humorous chaos and challenges as they try to navigate the elite academic world.

How High received largely negative reviews from critics, who criticized its predictable plot, reliance on stoner comedy tropes, and lack of originality. However, it found a cult following among audiences, particularly fans of hip-hop and stoner comedies, who appreciated its humor and the chemistry between its lead actors.

• Relies heavily on predictable stoner humor and lacks narrative substance.
• The chemistry between Method Man and Redman is a redeeming quality for fans of the genre.
• A shallow comedy that offers few laughs beyond its premise.

Google audience: Audiences generally enjoyed the film for its lighthearted humor and the comedic performances of its leads, Method Man and Redman. Many found it to be a fun, albeit silly, movie, with some appreciating its straightforward entertainment value.

The magical strain of marijuana used in the film, 'Brainiac,' was specifically grown for the movie by a master cultivator, and the actors reportedly did not smoke real marijuana during filming, using herbal substitutes instead.