Up in Smoke( 1978)

TV-MAComedy

67%

User
Score

It will make you feel VERY funny!

Overview

An unemployed pot-smoking slacker and amateur drummer, Anthony Stoner ditches his strict parents and hits the road, eventually meeting kindred spirit Pedro de Pacas. While the drug-ingesting duo is soon arrested for possession of marijuana, Anthony and Pedro get released on a technicality, allowing them to continue their many misadventures and ultimately compete in a rock band contest, where they perform the raucous tune "Earache My Eye."

Top Billed Cast

Cheech Marin
Pedro
Tommy Chong
Man
Tom Skerritt
Strawberry
Edie Adams
Tempest Stoner
Strother Martin
Mr. Stoner
Louisa Moritz
Gloria
Zane Buzby
Jade East
Stacy Keach
Sergeant Stedenko
Harold Fong
Chauffeur
Richard Novo
Richard
Jane Moder
Jail Bait
Pam Bille
Jail Bait
Arthur Roberts
Arresting Officer
Marian Beeler
Judge Gladys Dykes
Donald Hotton
Bailiff
John Ian Jacobs
Prosecuting Attorney
Christipher Joy
Curtis
Raymond Vitte
James - Bass
Michael Caldwell
Duane - Guitar
José Pulido
Juan - 1st Trumpet
Ruben Guevara
Tom - 2nd Trumpet
Miguel Murillo
Ollie - 3rd Trumpet
Gary Mule Deer
Freak with Basketball
June Fairchild
Ajax Lady
Mills Watson
Harry
Karl Johnson
Clyde
Rick Beckner
Murphy
Cheryl Smith
Laughing Lady
Angelina Estrada
Aunt Bolita
Ernie Fuentes
Upholstery Shop Foreman
Val Avery
Factory Boss
Ben Marino
Bennie
Akemi Kikumura
Toyota Kawasaki
Joe Creaghe
Border Guard
Roy Stocking
Border Guard
Marcia Wolf
Sister Mary Vogue
Andrea Nachman
Sister Mary Secretary
Betty McGuire
Sister Mary Quacker
Cheryl Jeffrey
Sister Mary Arabian
Gayna Shernen
Sister Mary Mary
June Creeghe
Sister Mary Yuma
Patty Proudfoot
Sister Mary Indian
Wally Ann Wharton
Debbie
Otto Felix
Motorcycle Cop
Rodney Bingenheimer
Rodney Bingenheimer
Kurt Kaufman
Roxy Doorman
David Nelson
Roxy Doorman
Wayne Hazelhurst
Tow Truck Driver

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A review by Filipe Manuel Neto

Written by Filipe Manuel Neto on Sun Dec 11 2022

**A good example of how irresponsible and careless cinema can be when it wants to convey messages to the public.** I have already said, in other reviews of other films, that I see cinema as a leisure experience and as a form of artistic expression. At its core, this is cinema. However, there are so many films that seek to indoctrinate and convey political or social messages that it is not easy for us to forget that the industrial and propaganda machine linked to the movies is perfect for the mass “brainwashing” of crowds. It's something I don't like and it's even dangerous, taking into accou...