Golf is hot with "Stick" at Apple TV+ and "Happy Gilmore 2" in theaters. Forty-five years ago, it was the backdrop for Harold Ramis' stoner comedy "Caddyshack" that starred "SNL" stalwarts Chevy Chase and Bill Murray.
"Cheech & Chong’s Last Movie" feels final. The documentary, directed by Dave Bushell, opens in theaters nationwide today.
Sean Baker's "Anora," starring Mikey Madison in the title role, won Oscar gold. Considered a long-shot at the start of the awards season, it benefited from the controversy surrounding "Emilia Pérez."
It was a solid year for stoner movies thanks to highly-regarded flicks like "Bob Marley: One Love," "A Real Pain" and "His Three Daughters." After a post-legalization lull, stoner films are heading in new directions, with women taking the lead. This year, mushrooms and edibles were particularly popular, along with the usual supply of joint hits and bong rips.
First cousins David and Benji decide to visit Poland and pay tribute to their grandmother, a Holocaust survivor who recently died. While there, they toke up some weed in "A Real Pain."
