I had them all on DVD but the CDs are broken. I really wanna see the Trilogy but i dont wanna buy it all new

I'm about to watch A Very Harold & Kumar Christmas in 3D for the first time, I've seen the movie a handful of times but never in 3D, I'm gonna figure out how to watch it on my Meta Quest 2, I already have the movie downloaded, what's it like in 3D compared to normal, is there much difference?

Edit: If anyone wants to watch it with me, I'm down for that if you can figure out how.

Hear me out. Kumar calls up harold, tells him about the lady killing herself and the curse. Harold comes to town, explains that his wife left him due to erectile dysfunction. The cop that saw that chick killing herself kills himself in front of them, and then they use weed to break the curse and the spirits of the dead cure harolds erectile dysfunction and this time kumar learns that he has to loosen up a little.

Idk just a high thought but as a stoner & a weeb i think it would be absolutely fucking epic if there was a Harold & Kumar go to Japan movie. XD Of course that's probably never going to happen sadly. :(

In the movie every time anyone get's punched in the balls the punch sound effect plays and there's a fart at the same time every time

My theory is they bought the sound effect and it came conjoined (like twins) and they couldn't separate the fart from the punch

What’s the name of that song that plays in Harold & kumar go to Guantanamo bay, when Harold and kumar reach Miami and head to raza’s house? It has Spanish lyrics but idk the song :(

Just rewatched the movie for the first time in years and laughed harder than I have in years as a result. It's a timeless movie and will never get old. Did some reading about the film and here are 5 interesting facts I came across:

1. Writers Jon Hurwitz and Hayden Schlossberg really had a good friend named Harold Lee - Hurwitz and Schlossberg grew up in Randolph, NJ, a very diverse town in NJ. They didn't like that movies, especially teen comedies, did not feature diverse non-white cast members, as many of their friends growing up were from diverse backgrounds. They based one of the protagonists very much off their real friend Harold Lee.
2. Hurwitz and Schlossberg were pressured to make Harold and Kumar a white and black guy - When pitching the film to studios, many studios liked the script but were skeptical that Asian leads would do well at the box office. One exec reportedly said "this is great but why don't we do it with a white guy and a black guy?" Most of the execs were older people who did not think America was ready for Asian leads. Luckily, two younger junior execs at New Line Cinema decided to take a chance on the film and the rest is history. To avoid potentially whitewashing the characters, Hurwitz and Schlossberg would write the script to include Asian cultural moments so their Asian heritages would be an integral part of the plot.
3. Krispy Kreme was supposed to play a significant role in the movie - During their adventure, Harold and Kumar were also going to crave Krispy Kreme and make a stop there. This didn't happen though as Krispy Kreme last minute did not allow their brand to be used, so they had to make up that fake hot dog restaurant that Rosenberg and Goldstein ate at.
4. The Neil Patrick Harris scenes were written without telling NPH first - Luckily, when NPH was given the script he loved it, so he agreed to be in the movie.
5. John Cho and Kal Penn were only paid $70K each for the film - Kal Penn actually revealed that after taxes and paying his agent, manager, lawyer etc, he was left with about half of that. Good thing the movie was a success and they were able to make more!

And I woke up this morning with the worst diarrhea of my life. The movie does not lie!