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Rolling Kansas (2002)

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The stoner road movie Rolling Kansas is the writing and directing debut of actor Thomas Haden Church (Lowell from NBC's Wings). The story concerns the Murphy brothers: Gas station attendant and local pot dealer Dave (Jay Paulson), paraplegic student Dink (Sam Huntington), and recently divorced Dick (James Roday). Just when Dick is about to lose his T-shirt-selling business in Texas, the brothers find a treasure map leading to special forest of marijuana in Kansas. Left to them by their late

R, 1 hr. 29 min.

Art House & International, Comedy

Directed By: Thomas Haden Church

Written By: Thomas Haden Church, David Denney

In Theaters: Aug 1, 2004 Wide

On DVD: Aug 17, 2004

Gold Circle Releasing

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Cast

Charlie Finn
Kevin Haub
Sam Huntington
Dinkadoo Murphy
Jay Paulson
Dave Murphy
Ryan McDow
Hunter Bullette
James Roday
Dick Murphy
Rip Torn
Oldman
Kevin Pollak
Ryan Thomas Brockington
Thomas Haden Church

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A lame-brained, pot-smoking comedy that's genial, good-natured and more than a bit funny.

February 27, 2003 Full Review Source: Variety

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Scott Foundas

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The characters are magic. The dialogue, twisted and insane and perfect. The timing, fabulous. But then the storyline kicks in and, sadly, everything goes to hell. Well, maybe not hell... but a place very warm. And red. And Satan is there. Okay, it's hell.

March 28, 2003 Full Review Source: eFilmCritic.com

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if you've heard this is just a stoner movie...give it a chance. it's very much about friendship as well.

February 21, 2008

Chris Doan

it's just a damn good movie. the shitty tools, the shitty car, and the shitty plan all come together to form a movie with plenty of pot jokes. waht more do you need

July 2, 2007