20 Best Movies Like How High
If you like crazy comedies like How High, you are in the right place. In this article, we are bringing you the best movies like How High you can find.
Silas (Method Man), a great marijuana enthusiast and chemical expert, and his friend Jamal (Redman) lose their friend in a fire. In his honor, they plant a marijuana plant in his ashes, which they hope will be special. Of course, it turns out that they were right, because it seems that through the heavenly connections of the deceased, by smoking the marijuana that grows in his ashes, they can reach all the knowledge of the world. With such knowledge, Silas and Jamal enroll at Harvard without any problems, where they begin to change the life habits of other members of the Ivy League elite. However, the magic marijuana will wear off very quickly…
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Dude, Where’s My Car? (2000)
Jesse (Ashton Kutcher) and Chester (Seann William Scott) are two best friends who wake up with no memory of the night before. During that night, full of crazy fun, the friends were full of money, so, among other things, they bought donuts for the entire police station, had a good time in a strip bar with a transvestite, but they also managed to lose their car.
It wouldn’t be so terrible if there weren’t presents in the car for their girlfriends, who are still furious about their unacceptable behavior. The friends have no choice but to reconstruct the forgotten events one by one. But it doesn’t go so easily: Jesse and Chester will meet members of an exotic cult with whom they will experience incredible moments…
Half Baked (1998)
After accidentally killing a policeman’s diabetic horse by feeding it candy, Kenny (Harland Williams) is sentenced to prison, with bail set at a whopping $1 million! Knowing that they must save him before the infamous Nasty Nate (Rick Demas) gets hold of him, Kenny’s friends decide to sell the marijuana that Thurgood (Dave Chapelle) takes over as a janitor at a pharmaceutical lab.
During their mission, they befriend rap star Sir Smoke-A-Lot (Dave Chapelle), who plans to help them. At the same time, Thurgood fights for the love of Mary Jane Potman (Rachel True), who, although the daughter of a dealer, has strong views against marijuana.
Soul Plane (2004)
After a humiliating experience on a plane, Nashawn Wade (Kevin Hart) sues the airline and manages to reach a record settlement. He decided to put the money from the settlement to good use and founded Nashawn Wade Airlines, the airline of his dreams. It is an exclusive company that has a lot of entertainment content, such as sexy flight attendants and non-stop funky music that makes passengers in the appropriate disco and casino glow.
The party is interrupted by a white family who happens to be on one of the flights. The plane is piloted by Captain Mack (Snoop Dogg), and Nashawn tries to win back Giselle (K.D. Aubert), the girl who left him because he wasn’t ambitious enough.
Friday (1995)
Just fired from his job, Craig (Ice Cube) and his best friend Smokey (Chris Tucker) spend Friday smoking marijuana in their neighborhood in South Central, Los Angeles.
Before the sun goes down, Craig will have to find $200 to repay the debt to the dealer, get a job so that his parents don’t kick him out of the house, avoid his girlfriend in order to seduce another woman’s heart without unnecessary distractions, as well as survive a conflict with neighborhood troublemakers. And that’s just the beginning…
Road Trip (2000)
If you dared to cheat on your girlfriend, and you didn’t make any effort to prevent her from finding out, you need the only thing that can save you – “The Road to Maturity”! The cheat rules are pretty simple. If you’re in a committed relationship and you’re having sex with another person, it’s not cheating if you’re in different zip codes. It’s not cheating even if you were too drunk to remember it, and not even when you were in bed with two people because they simply cancel each other out. But it is cheating if you recorded your feat on a camera, and then someone accidentally sent the tape to your girlfriend.
This is exactly what happened to Josh (Breckin Meyer), who, together with three friends, will embark on an 1,800-mile journey to Texas to save his relationship. Made in the tradition of the Farrelly brothers’ tasteless comedies, “The Road to Maturity” directed by Todd Philips, in produced by the famous Ivan Reitman, is actually one of the best and most witty offshoots of that modern genre, in which there are no obstacles to the laughter of the audience.
Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo (1999)
A clumsy aquarium repairman destroys an aquarium with an expensive fish to a real gigolo, so he starts doing his job to pay for the damage done. And with this film, the American comedian Rob Schneider shows us that we simply have to count on him.
Witty, lovable and not too vulgar, with his somewhat strange combination of Gene Wilder, Richard Pryor, but also a little bit of Jim Carrey, he has managed to present us with his silly gags and cause eruptions of laughter many times so far.
Pineapple Express (2008)
Lazy Dale Denton (Rogen) has only one reason to visit his equally lazy dealer Saul Silver (Franco): to buy weed, specifically a hard-to-find new variety called Pineapple Express. But when Dave becomes the only witness to a murder committed by a corrupt policewoman (Perez) and the most dangerous drug lord in town (Cole), he panics and drops a packet of Pineapple Express at the crime scene.
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Now Dale has another reason for visiting Saul: to find out if that weed is so hard to come by that he could be traced through it. And it turns out it is. As Dale and Saul run for their lives, they soon discover they’re not paranoid about too much weed; indeed, there are gangsters on their heels who are trying to kill them as quickly as possible. Board the Pineapple Express.
American Wedding (2003)
The third film from the extremely popular “American Pie” series, which won a huge number of fans around the world with its irreverent humor, “American Pie: The Wedding”, directed by Jesse Dylan, continues the story of a group of friends from East Great Falls High School in the same vein. So, we are again expecting a lot of hilarious scenes, but also a romantic subplot.
Big Momma’s House (2000)
Malcolm (Martin Lawrence) is an experienced FBI agent whose success is based on a great talent for disguise. This time, he and his partner John (Paul Giamatti) are tasked with catching the vicious bank robber and escaped prisoner Lester (T.D. Howard). The key to his capture lies in ex-girlfriend Sherry (Nia Long), who is suspected of collaborating in the robbery and hiding the money.
When she and her son Trent (Jascha Washington) decide to run away from Los Angeles to a small town in Georgia, Malcolm and John follow her, convinced that they will find refuge with their grandmother, i.e. Big Mom (Ella Mitchell), whom she has not seen or heard from a long time.
When Big Mom decides to go on vacation early, John is convinced that their chance to catch Sherry will be ruined. But Malcolm does not lose faith – he will simply disguise himself as Big Mom, and he will not be discouraged by the fact that she weighs more than 330 pounds. His plan works and Sherry is convinced that the FBI agent is actually her grandmother. But Malcolm soon faces another problem – how to hide the fact that he has started to like Sherry.
Big Momma’s House 2 (2006)
In order to devote himself to his pregnant wife Sherri (N. Long) and her son, FBI agent Malcolm Turner (M. Lawrence) switched field work to office work. However, when he finds out that his former partner and mentor died in the case, Malcolm – despite the express prohibition of his superiors, and with the help of the suit of the plump old Big Mom – decides to return to the field, as a nanny in the family of Tom Fuller (M. Moses), of a businessman he believes to be involved in the case.
As soon as he meets Fuller, his wife Leah (E. Procter), and their three troubled children, Malcolm realizes that the nanny job may prove to be much more demanding than the detective job. Regardless of that, he will do everything to find out who is to blame for his partner’s death and put the Fuller household in order…
Big Mommas: Like Father, Like Son (2011)
In the third installment of the hilarious series “Big Mommas’s House”, FBI agent Malcolm Turner, together with his 17-year-old son Trent, will disguise themselves to break into an all-girls art school where they must find a mysterious killer whose crime Trent witnessed, before he finds them.
50 First Dates (2004)
Marine veterinarian Henry Roth (Adam Sandler) lives a carefree life and takes care of animals in the Hawaiian waters. In addition to caring for animals, Henry has a very interesting hobby. Namely, he breaks the hearts of female tourists, who are looking for romance, and after spending the night, he leaves them without any remorse. After he has an accident, he comes to a cafe where he notices the beautiful and charming Lucy Whitmore (Drew Barrymore). When he returns the next morning to see Lucy again, he breaks his own rule about going out with local girls, and arranges a date with the hot waitress.
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All happy, Henry comes to the cafe the next morning, but when Lucy mentions their conversation yesterday, she thinks he’s some kind of madman and doesn’t recognize him. Henry, completely distraught, makes a shocking discovery and realizes that the first girl he really likes, he has to win again. He realizes that if he wants to win Lucy’s heart, every day, for the rest of his life, he has to charm her anew.
Rush Hour (1998)
Hong Kong Inspector Lee (Jackie Chan) has arrived in the US to assist federal agents searching for the kidnapped daughter of the Chinese ambassador. Gangsters demand fifty million dollars for the girl’s release, and the FBI soon proves powerless – a real opportunity for Lee to prove his loyalty to the country.
Unfortunately, the agents don’t like Lee’s involvement, who assigns him a “babysitter” in the form of Officer Carter (Chris Tucker), who is supposed to watch over him during his stay in the city. Although Carter and Lee can’t stand it, they soon join forces to find the kidnapped girl as quickly as possible…
Mean Girls (2004)
Raised in the African wilderness with zoologist parents, Cady Heron (Lindsay Lohan) thinks she knows what the saying that only the strongest survive means. But the laws of the jungle take on a new meaning when the 15-year-old starts school for the first time and learns about the psychological warfare and unwritten social rules faced by today’s teenage girls.
Cady soon befriends outsiders Damian (Daniel Franzese) and Janis (Lizzy Caplan). , but also to the three most popular and most beautiful girls in school. Regina (Rachel McAdams) is in charge, and Gretchen (Lacey Chabert) and Karen (Amanda Seyfried) are her followers. Although they accept her immediately, Cady also wants to hang out with Damian and Janis.
In the end, Cady decides to get closer to the girls in order to discover their dark secrets. Things take a turn for the worse when Cady falls in love with Regina’s ex-boyfriend Aaron Samuels (Jonathan Bennett). When Regina tries to get revenge on her and seduce Aaron again, Cady’s original plan turns into the task of completely destroying her friend Regina.
Bad Boys (1995)
Miami is known as a major center for drug distribution. Marcus Burnett (Martin Lawrence) and Mike Lowrey (Will Smith) are two officers from the Narcotics Division who are entrusted with an impossible task. Namely, someone cleaned up $100 million worth of heroin from a police warehouse and the police have 72 hours to solve the case, otherwise, they will have to hand it over to the federal authorities in disgrace.
The only clue is the beautiful Julie Mott (Tea Leoni), who therefore becomes the target of the vicious European drug dealer Fouchet (Tcheky Karyo). Marcus and Mike have to protect her, but it turns out that it is not easy at all – the witness with her sharp nature causes them more problems than the criminals.
Barbershop (2002)
Calvin Palmer (I. Cube) is trying to set up a sound studio for recording music, he thinks it will make him rich. Before that he had some other business plans that failed and on which he lost money. But all this time he and a group of his assistants run a family barber shop where the whole neighborhood gets haircuts and shaves. Many of them cut their hair on debt and never have any money.
As a result, the business is failing, and Calvin does not know how he will support his family: his wife Jennifer (J. Lewis) is pregnant and due to give birth soon. Calvin considers the barber shop a burden, because it does not bring in any profit, so he decides to sell it.
Barbershop 2: Back in Business (2004)
The team from Barbershop again has problems with the downsides of progress: investors who carry out so-called urban development want to build chain stores instead of small family shops. And while most of Calvin’s neighbors want to make money as soon as possible, so they accept the offer of rich investors, Calvin will speak his mind at the town meeting.
Along with political and financial issues, the workers and clients of Calvin’s barbershop experience their love and family concerns, some fall in love against their will, and some meet after twenty years.
Barbershop: The Next Cut (2016)
After 10 years, Kelvin and his longtime team are still in the same store, but the store has undergone some changes since then. The once mostly male store now has a female crew, so the ladies have brought with them a new taste, drama and gossip, and defy the men at every turn.
Night School (2018)
Namely, in the store, Teddy decides to propose to Lisa, but accidentally causes an explosion. The owner takes the insurance money and moves to Florida and Teddy loses his job. He soon learns from his best friend Marvin (Ben Schwartz) that he could work in a financial investment firm, but only if he finishes high school.
So Teddy goes to his old school, believing that he will charm the principal into just handing him a diploma, but the plan fails when Teddy realizes that the principal (Taran Killam) is the young man he bullied in class. Fortunately, he is still able to enroll in a semester of night school, taught by the atypical teacher Carrie (Tiffany Haddish).
White Chicks (2004)
Two disgraced FBI agents, black twins Kevin (Shawn Wayans) and Marcus Copeland (Marlon Wayans), are tasked with protecting the heirs to the cruiser empire, Brittany and Tiffany Wilson, from kidnapping. Their superior, Elliott Gordon, gives them this task as the last straw to save them from being fired from the agency, considering what kind of voice has been following them lately.
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After a car accident, the Wilson sisters are left with a scar on their faces, which is why they refuse to leave the hotel. But in order to save themselves from being fired, the Copeland brothers will have to do something unthinkable: disguise themselves as white women, to resemble the Wilson sisters as much as possible.
