Archive for the '"Pineapple Express"' Category
Posted December 12 2008 by Mycah  
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James Franco, Amber’s co-star in Pineapple Express has snagged himself a Golden Globe nomination for the film! I bet you never thought you’d hear that! But it’s fabulous news to anyone who has seen his hilarious performance.
Best Performance by an Actor - Drama
Javier Bardem - Vicky Cristina Barcelona
Colin Farrell - In Bruges
James Franco - Pineapple Express
Brendan Gleeson - In Bruges
Dustin Hoffman - Last Chance Harvey
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Posted November 7 2008 by Mycah
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The Pineapple Express DVD will have a 2-disc set, the Blu-ray Disc includes both the theatrical (112mins) and unrated (117mins) cuts of the film alongside the following extras:
Filmmaker and Cast Commentary
Ride The Express Game (BD Exclusive)
Deleted & Extended Scenes
Gag Reel
Action Explained
Line-O-Rama
Direct-O-Rama
Item 9
Raw Footage
Begley’s Best
Red and Stormy’s Guide to Marriage
Injury Report
Stuntmaster Ken Jeong
Rehearsal Footage
First Table Read
Jonah Hill on Set
Joe Lo Truglio’s Art of the Social Butterfly
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Posted November 6 2008 by Riikka
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According to Amazon.com, Pineapple Express will be released on R1 DVD on January 6, 2009. Apparently there will be three different editions available: Rated Single-Disc Edition, Single-Disc Unrated Edition and Two-Disc Unrated Edition + Digital Copy ($30.99). The Unrated Edition is a couple of minutes longer than the Rated Edition, totaling 117 minutes. No word on the extras yet but the Two-Disc Edition will hopefully be packed with plenty.
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Posted October 24 2008 by Mycah
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Posted October 7 2008 by Mycah
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I’ve added a video and caps of an August 6th news segment from E!’ The Daily 10. Miss Amber was doing promotion for Pineapple Express. I love this movie! It’s so hilarious. James & Seth = ♥
Now I know the quality isn’t the best, but hey it’s our Amber!
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Posted September 6 2008 by Mycah
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Posted August 19 2008 by Mycah
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Tropic Thunder beat out WB’s reining champ The Dark Knight taking the number one spot after a lengthy 4 week rein previously held by the Batman sequel. While Sony’s stoner comedy Pineapple Express, starring Seth Rogen and James Franco, dropped from second to fifth place with nearly $10 million in its second weekend to bring its total to $63 million so far. Pineapple only costed about $27 million to make (not including marketing) and also took the record for biggest Wednesday opening (read entry).
1) Tropic Thunder - $25,812,796
2) The Dark Knight - $16,379,293
3) Star Wars: The Clone Wars - $14,611,273
4) Mirrors - $11,161,074
5) Pineapple Express - $9,808,295
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Posted August 12 2008 by Riikka
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Stoner movie Pineapple Express fell a few hits short of knocking The Dark Knight out of his Batmobile as the Caped Crusader powered to his fourth straight weekend as the box-office leader.
Sony Pictures’ R-rated comedy about a pothead and his small-time dealer on the lam from the law and a ruthless drug lord after witnessing a murder scored $22.4 million for the weekend, for a total of $40.4 million since opening Wednesday.
Strong numbers for a movie that cost about $27 million to produce, but not enough to overtake Warner Bros.’ Batman blockbuster, which pulled in $26 million for the weekend and boosted its domestic total to $441.5 million.
Source: LA Times
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