tdrish If you cannot follow these two rules, you will have a difficult time enjoying Smiley Face. Ready? Rule # 1 : Do not ask any questions. Rule #2: If you have a thinking cap, take it off! And those are the rules! Too many people "don't get it." That's because there's nothing to get, it's a stoner movie, people. And not a bad one at all, with that being said. The 2007 comedy stars, come on, clap those hands...it's Anna Farris! How can you not like the adorable, cutesy Anna? Director Greg Araki takes us on a trip on how she got from point A, to point Z. Point A begins our story, in her apartment, where she's just consumed a truck load of pot laced cupcakes. Point Z, well, she's up there on a ferris wheel, and not having any clue on how she got up there. So Smiley Face will take you by the hand, and fill you in on all her misadventures, and her wild and crazy day, which is nothing less then unpredictable. Her day is anything but boring. After directing the incredibly disturbing 2004 Mysterious Skin, I think our director decided to do something a little more...lighter and charming, and he does it with superb results. Well, I thought so, many may disagree. If you're missing any point to it all, it's just to take time to stop and smell the roses. I think. And hats of to our narrator, now part of the departed. Rest in peace, my dear friend!

Johnny Rucker This is a wonderful laugh-out-loud stoner movie. If you like weed and you like slapstick, this is the movie for you. Yes, it's over the top. Yes, it's wacky. But it is a future classic. Definitely one of the best movies ever made. You'll either love it or hate it. Me, I laugh my ass off every time I watch it. But I am a stoner and I love slapstick and goofball comedy. I love Anna Faris, too; she is absolutely hilarious in this movie. Also, Gregg Araki is a brilliant director. His angular, vibrant, colorful and campy style is unique, unrivaled and ahead of it's time. He's a rather underrated director. And unlike some of his other movies, Smiley Face is very accessible, considering half of America gets high. Enjoy!!!

swankysexii I love this movie for so many reasons. But there are also a lot of fault.#1- I love a good stoner movie. In addition, I love that its a GIRLS stoner movie! (I mean how many of those are there?!)#2- Anna Faris? Who knew? I always thought she was a really good actress but now I just have so much more respect for her as an actress. And she plays the role sooo unbelievably well!The negatives are pretty big unfortunately. The beginning 30-40 mins of this movie are perfection. Then for some reason it heads towards a downwards slope. In fact, it starts getting so bad that I totally lose interest & can't even finish the movie! When the beginning of a movie is so good, you kind of expect the middle and end to be equally as good but they lose me once they introduce this random Brevin character.I've watched the beginning of this movie dozens of times and always stop watching after the audition. But i'd love to find another movie like this one.

Nick Fearn I came across this title looking at movies Anna Faris had been in, wondering how id never heard of a 2007 movie where she played the main role? No wonder I hadn't heard of it, this film is awful. Nothing makes sense, nothing is tied up, there is no point to anything, the only thing remotely worth watching is Faris's great ability to make herself look so spaced out all the time, which she does in most movies shes in anyway so if I were you I wouldn't waste your time, watch the house bunny or something mildly entertaining of Faris's instead...Maybe if you are completely baked as she is in the film you may find it funny, but then again if you SO baked you find this movie funny, you would probably have a laughing fit watching a monkey dance.One part I did like however was the part about putting things you like in a frame. Id definitely like to put lasagna in a frame!