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Based on what I've seen him in previously, I like Doug Benson. I think he's funny. That doesn't stop this movie from being an insanely boring, uninformative pile of shit. Hearing people's arguments for or against marijuana would be more entertaining than watching this film. Benson himself is a boring person, and if I wanted to watch someone just sit around and smoke pot all day spewing nonsensical bullshit, I could just hang out with some of my friends for a few hours. Not worth your time.

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I don't get you, world. To me, Super High Me was mostly uncomfortable; almost depressing. Hard to deny that it is pretty entertaining, though.

Fairly funny pot-flavored spinoff of Supersize Me, where comedian Doug Benson smokes pot for 30 days in order to something something. Some laughs are had, and much pot is smoked. Entertaing inf you like Doug Benson and the idea of pot.

Poor documentary made watchable by Benson's humor.

Benson's act is as if we have stumbled into a N.A. meeting and been told it's ok to laugh. There is a camera there as well, the man operating it knows only a small amount about exposure.

A watchable documentary, only because of Benson's involvement. I would have preferred the documentary focus on Benson's stand-up, which is hilarious, then watch him walking around a forest, or meeting "The Prince of Pot." He seems uninterested in being a subject of the documentary. The other part, the serious one, is a shallow, quick discussion on medical marijuana in the state of California. It is incredibly brief, and only adds unneeded length.

Somewhat interesting/amusing, mildly informative, but ultimately didn't tell me anything I didn't know. So a lot like Super Size Me.

However benign you may think its subject is, Super High Me is proof that stoned people are rarely as funny as they think they are, just the same as your coked-up friends are never as interesting as they think they sound.

This movie isn't supposed to be incredibly serious; it's just a big joke, guys.

Benson really isn't smart, not funny, and actually quite boring. Like most potheads. And like this movie.

Well put-together, funny documentary that raises some interesting points.

Highly enjoyable

Enjoyable, just not an informative documentary. I came out knowing the same exact things about weed, though it does make you a little bit of a psychic.

Funny to watch Doug Benson get high, but not a lot of substance in this movie. Made me want to smoke a bowl after it ended, so it has that going for it.

This was the worst thing I've ever seen. This guy's idea wasn't as bad as this movie though so I'll give him that.

The stand up comdey was pretty funny, but this documentary wasn't very informative.

Fairly good.

this is more fun than spurlock's. at least this guy doesn't constantly eat and vomit.

Not particularly informative but pretty enjoyable to watch. At the end it was almost like they ran out of material so they just showed dispensaries getting raided.

funny movie. of course it didnt prove anything. he admits that in the movie

In the interest of full disclosure I suppose it should be noted that I smoke pot. My feelings on this movie were pretty mixed. It's a more interesting discussion and not as pointless as Super Size Me. There are some interesting experiments on the physical and mental effects of marijuana, but nothing is concrete. Benson is only mildly amusing, and there were just a few gutbusting moments. An interesting idea that is unfortunately marred by its embrace of some stereotypical stigmas.

Dreadfully boring, poorly shot, and not at all scientifically sound. Aside: Marijuana will be legalized two days after potheads like Benson go away and the people supporting NORML start wearing ties instead of tie-dye.

Very entertaining.

Worth a watch

nothing groundbreaking, but entertaining. for the record, i watched the first 30 days sober then i ended up smoking a blunt and watching the rest, starting right on the 30 days he smoked. didn't even plan it. shit just happens

"How much of a loser do you have to be to be person that's more boring than the stoner? And has nothing better to do than sit and watch the stoner melt. And not even fucking call 911."

Though I already knew weed wasn't bad for you, it was interesting to see what was going on in California regarding marijuana laws.

From this film I learned that smoking cannabis raises your sperm count. Watch it if you like stand-up comedy or you're a stoner, but if you are searching for information look somewhere else.

This movie touches on the legality of medical marijuana use, but ultimately does little other than briefly showing federal drug enforcement agencies raiding California state-sanctioned marijuana dispensaries. Aside from the sparse social commentary, this movie is definitely worth a laugh, with cameos from all sorts of comics you'll recognize.