The best movies to celebrate 4/20 with

It takes real skill to perfectly portray a couple of dimwits. In 2000, Ashton Kutcher and Sean William Scott did just that in Dude, Where’s My Car? The story centers around two guys who can’t remember where their car is. From that point, they embark on a wild ride that includes saving the world.

Everything from the beautifully choreographed fight scenes to the over-the-top villain with a speech impediment makes this a movie fit for a day dedicated to relaxing with herbal remedies.

Horror is not the best genre to watch on 4/20 because some movies can lean toward being too scary, and no one wants a panic attack. However, The Belko Experiment magically intertwines the nightmare of the corporate world with comedy so seamlessly for a lovely balance.

Cheech and Chong are so integrated into the culture of 4/20 that not watching Up in Smoke on that day would feel illegal.

A lot of superhero movies can feel a little vanilla, a little too family-friendly, but writer/director Taika Waititi managed to make this installment of Thor as kooky as could be, and for that, 4/20 enthusiasts are forever grateful.

This is one of the very few movies featuring cops that is appropriate for this day.

If there is one thing Paul is going to do, it’s entertain and send people on a three-hour-long conversational journey about the existence of aliens. Who doesn’t want that?

Adam Sandler has a lot of movies that could be on this list, but none of them quite serve the same level of ridiculousness as the story of the devil’s sweet-natured son who winds up on Earth and loves Popeye’s.

While Girls Trip does have some more serious moments, overall, it leans more towards the side-splitting comedy side of things, mostly in part due to Tiffany Haddish’s Dina.

April 20 wouldn’t quite be the same without a little Jay and his hetero-life-mate, Silent Bob.

Another great aspect of a 4/20 movie is the unexpected, and American Ultra has just that with a little plot twist when it comes to Jesse Eisenberg and Kristen Stewart’s relationship.

Jason Statham physically fights a giant shark — if that doesn’t entice people, not sure what will.

Seth Rogen and James Franco cemented themselves as the millennials' answer to Cheech and Chong when they dropped Pineapple Express in 2008, and since then, it’s been a staple every April.

Many have fallen prey to an Impractical Jokers marathon, and that’s not a bad thing. However, the movie takes the show to a new level because, with a bigger budget, the guys could go insane with the punishments. The tiger in the hotel room. That’s all that needs to be said.

Watching Venom on 4/20 takes it from a run-of-the-mill comic book movie to a Bromance Comedy featuring a man and his symbiote, and that will bring audiences nothing but laughs.

Utterly ‘80s, time travel, and Keanu Reeves. It’s a trifecta that hasn’t stopped making audiences go to their happy places since 1989.

The studio told Nick Swardson to make a movie, but he must’ve heard, “Make stoner gold,” because that’s what he did.

Action, comedy, and full-frontal from one of their leading men. Nothing less would be expected from the minds that brought Workaholics to the small screen.

Who would’ve guessed owing a couple of hundred dollars would put a pair of best friends in such a predicament? Stressful for Craig and Smokey but enjoyable for all who watch.

Kristen Wiig and Annie Mumolo penned the 2011 hit Bridesmaids together, and audiences could even catch Mumolo in the movie as the nervous woman on the plane. A decade later, the pair came together again for a movie that took the comedy of their first movie and twisted it into something incredibly weird but in the best way possible.