Determined to find out the true effects of marijuana on the human body, stand-up comedian and former Stoner of the Year Doug Benson documents his experience avoiding pot for 30 days and then consuming massive amounts of the drug for 30 days.
This is my first review for a documentary, so I try to review it to the best of my ability... Documentaries, by my understanding, are supposed to inform you of a situation, while showing multiple examples of it. By seeing the plot, I actually would find this an interesting film, as I would have no idea what would happen to this guy. Super Size Me was informational, and showed what happened to a guy who ate McDonald's for 30 days straight. With marijuana, the outcome would be most interesting, especially how the drug is considered the safest. By the end of the film, he literally had no affects from it and the film ending with him standing on stage, admitting he wanted to smoke another. That's how bad the film was, and I rated it one higher just because I found the guy pretty funny.. I don't recommend. 2/10.
This is my first review for a documentary, so I try to review it to the best of my ability... Documentaries, by my understanding, are supposed to inform you of a situation, while showing multiple examples of it. By seeing the plot, I actually would find this an interesting film, as I would have no idea what would happen to this guy. Super Size Me was informational, and showed what happened to a guy who ate McDonald's for 30 days straight. With marijuana, the outcome would be most interesting, especially how the drug is considered the safest. By the end of the film, he literally had no affects from it and the film ending with him standing on stage, admitting he wanted to smoke another. That's how bad the film was, and I rated it one higher just because I found the guy pretty funny.. I don't recommend. 2/10.