By far the worst of the series. The charm that the first had bunches of declined in the 2nd installment and is totally gone in this.

Actually pretty funny :). I had fun watching this. Great comedy & a good comeback. Now... a month after watching it.. I still know the whole story, and that's strange as it's a simple no brainer comedy movie. So, well done! Better than the second.

Not as good as the first but definitely better than the second. No solid plot but some funny moments from NPH and wafflebot.

What this lacks is the creative social commentary of the first but double downed on the stoner/sex jokes. At some point this genre of film always seems like it's trying way too hard but the characters are still appealing. It's not like they have to try for the demographic they're going for and we're easily transported into their wacky universe where anything goes. Any film that breaks the 4th wall as frequently as this film does, contains liberal use of claymation, and has NPH can't be bad.

Better than the second, not quite as good as the first.

I think this is the first in the series that I don't recommend. I really really like the first one, because it was clever and hilarious... this... not so much. Outside of a couple laughs, this really has nothing going for it. It tries way too hard and it fails 90% of the time. If it wasn't for the fact I like the characters and the claymation it'd be lot lower.

H&K goes over the top and falls flat to the other side of idiocy

When will the 3D terror stop?

More of the same, really. But I do enjoy stoner comedies when they work, and the guys are really good at doing vignettes that hit more than miss.

"After two uneven predecessors, this threequel finally elevates its titular duo to the realm of ganja-comedy icons." - Nick Schager

At least with a comedy film like this one, the 3D isn’t pretending to be anything but the gimmick it is. This one was pretty much the same as the previous films. Stoner comedy is rarely actually funny. I didn’t really laugh very much at all, but I was entertained throughout. As with the previous films, the standout part was the amazing Neil Patrick Harris. His sleazy, womanising version of himself is hilarious. It’s a mindless comedy and it doesn’t try to be anything more.

Even though the first two don't set a very high standard, this one doesn't even do a very good job of living up to it. I think it was mostly the supporting cast that makes the movie fall apart though, along with some weird fantasy elements that didn't really work.

For something that tries to be as irreverent as possible, this third offering from the aging series is curiously charmless, inoffensive, and unmemorable.

Just good old Harold and Kumar antics, with more NPH and creative filming to cater to the 3D revolution.

Good movie

better than that Guantanamo Bay shit.

Smirk smirk smirk smirk haha drugs! This franchise can go fuck itself.

Even pot-heads & teen boys should find this disappointing. Even if the first film failed 2 make u laugh at least it offered a fresh take on the teen comedy by unabashedly, but matter-of-factly, putting the minorities who r still relegated to playing the nerds or dorks front & center as protagonists of their own film. All u have now is a series of lazy button-pushing "taboo-breaking" prompts 2 laugh which would b fine if at least 30 % of it were actually funny.

This movie is better than the second film but not as funny as the first in the series . There are some funny moments in scenes but also a lot of cliches in the script. The Neil Patrick Harris cameo seems more forced this time out. I would definitely recommend the first film in the series over this one.

It's Harold and Kumar. In 3D. It's the same stuff but new, which I really like. NPH is brilliantly wierd as ever in this series.

Ridiculous. Very funny. The use of 3D is pretty hilarious.

Far better than Guantanamo Bay, this movie is actually really funny. Danny Trejo is great, NPH isn't overused unlike the last film, and the 3D knows how stupid it is which is pretty much why it's the best use of 3D I've seen. The pot smoke in 3D is weirdly enough the best technological marvel of the medium because it actually looked really bloody real. Score is not a grade.

Conceptually most everything in this film is hilarious, but in execution few jokes fly, namely the over-the-top 3D. The only real winner here is Waffle Bot who is without question one of the 50 best characters ever in a movie.

A VERY HAROLD & KUMAR 3D CHRISTMAS gets off to a slowish start, but even during the early stages, there are laughs to be found; from the claymation sequence on, it really kicks into high gear, with some bizarre use of 3D, the expected appearance of Neil Patrick Harris (always a blast), sacrilege, and the unimpeachably awesome WaffleBot. Danny Trejo is great fun as Harold's hard-bitten father-in-law, while Kal Penn and John Cho are affable as ever as our titular heroes. Lightweight, but good fun.

As good as the first. I think you know what sort of stupid but funny shit you're going to get out of Harold and Kumar at this point. Neil Patrick Harris and WaffleBot are the highlights.

Pretty terrible minus NPH and the waffle bot. NPH really saves it though in his limited screen time, he's just great. The entire plot is just so desperate and convoluted that it actually is too ridiculous, even for a movie as stupid as this is. Watching this in non-3D is pretty bad as well, shit flies at the screen constantly (which I typically find funny cause it's so bad) and it just becomes absurd and tough to watch. Disappointing cause I really didn't mind this series.

Tries really hard to become stoner holiday classic, and actaully is way batter than recent films of this kind. Still, it's not very funny and I have trouble remembering what it was about, although I saw it couple days ago. Dang, short term memory impairement...

After watching this, I'm not sure what I hate more; christmas or 3D.

Has lost just about all the charm the series had going for it. More NPH please.

3D is irrelevant and overused of course, the plot is the most far fetched of them all, but this is an overall decent entry in one of the better stoner series.

One of the least goopy Christmas movies I've seen, I also appreciate the series' pro-weed vibe and its continued sexual and anti-PC irreverence. And Neil Patrick Harris as "Neil Patrick Harris" is some kind of genius.

It's like I died and went to Neil Patrick Harris heaven. Oh: And me wants a wafflebot. Like now.

Better than number two, not as good as number one. Wafflebot=funny, NPH=funny, use of 3D=funny. That's about it.

NPH was great. Too few weed, some awesome trips and the little girl was a bit too much. I loved the obvious 3D that was meant to be obvious and bad.

Way better than Guantanamo Bay.