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It's Just Kind Of Seemed Like A Funny Way To Explore Action Movies, I Guess. I Mean, I'm A Big Fan Of Them Always. It's Always People Who Are Very Equipped To Deal With The Situations That They're Thrown In. So, The Notion Just Seemed Funny, Because It's, Like, Basically Stoners Are Kind Of The Last Guys In The World Who Are Equipped To Deal With That. And The Humor Possibilities Just Seemed Somewhat Endless.

We Started When We're Around 13 Writing It - Maybe 14. I'm A Little Older Than Evan Goldberg Is, Like, Only Like Six Months. But Like, I Would Say, Like, The General Structure Of The Movie, Like, The Series Of Events Is Very Similar To What It Was When We First Wrote It.

I Remember When I Got My First Adam Sandler Cd And It Was The Funniest Thing I'd Ever Heard In My Entire Life, And Continues To Be.

[i Like] Die Hard And Paul Verhoeven Movies. S - T Like That.

To Me, What Separates A Funny Movie From A Good Movie Is Something Personal.