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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.

  • 63
    USA Today | Mike Clark

    Enough low-grade laughs to entertain significantly more than some of the more prestigious year-end releases. Read full review

  • 60
    Los Angeles Times | Kevin Thomas

    There's a spirit of generosity to How High that allows many performers to shine beyond its sharp and amiable stars. Read full review

  • 58
    Entertainment Weekly | Lisa Schwarzbaum

    Enough cheery mockery to amuse even non-tokers. Read full review

  • 50
    New York Daily News | Elizabeth Weitzman

    Dylan's stoner comedy barely manages to string together a story, but lucky for him, his two stars radiate charisma even when they're hidden behind clouds of smoke. Read full review

  • 40
    Variety | Joe Leydon

    A genially haphazard but frequently amusing neo-stoner comedy that plays like "Cheech and Chong Go to Animal House." Read full review

  • 38
    Boston Globe | Joan Anderman

    The biggest problem, ironically, is that even though the plot and the action center on smoking pot, it's not enough of a stoner flick. The concept of getting stoned isn't amusing; watching stoned people is. Read full review

  • 30
    The New York Times | Stephen Holden

    Many of the faces that emerge through the murk appear bug-eyed. And much of the dialogue, which is frequently shouted, is only semi-intelligible. Read full review

  • 25
    San Francisco Chronicle | Bob Graham

    Doesn't look like a movie somebody made. It looks like a movie somebody hallucinated and put up on the screen. Read full review

  • 20
    Washington Post | Michael O'Sullivan

    The drug-fueled romp turns ugly, sexist and misogynistic, as so many rap-star vehicles do. Read full review

  • 11
    Austin Chronicle | Marjorie Baumgarten

    Meets the required minimum dosage of feature-film attributes, and then nods out when it comes to going any further. Read full review

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