ChampDavSlim The acting is good, and the firecracker script has some excellent ideas.

Tyreece Hulme One of the best movies of the year! Incredible from the beginning to the end.

Abegail Noëlle While it is a pity that the story wasn't told with more visual finesse, this is trivial compared to our real-world problems. It takes a good movie to put that into perspective.

Staci Frederick Blistering performances.

NateWatchesCoolMovies Everyone's favourite stoned morons return for a third round of mayhem in A Very Harold And Kumar Christmas. John Cho and Kal Penn just never seem to tire of these two lovable idiots, and as long as the hilarious dynamic of their friendship and increasingly funny antics stick around, neither will I. I actually found this one the most enjoyable of the three flicks, and tied with the second one for the funniest. It's insanely colourful, populated by weird and wonderful actors I wouldn't have thought to see in these movies. Harold, that lucky dog, is tying the knot with his sexy girlfriend Maria (Paula Garces) and couldn't be happier. There's just one problem: her vivacious Latin clan, led by blustering Mr. Perez (Danny Trejo, amusingly more at home in silly comedy than his usual brand of pulpy action) who doesn't like Harold one bit. When Kumar burns down the beloved Perez Christmas tree with a lit joint, he and Harold are propelled on a whacky adventure throughout New York City to find another one, and get into as much trouble as humanly possible. They get a three year old girl high on both weed and coke, get on the wrong side of ruthless Eastern European gangster Sergei Katsov (Elias Koteas has to be seen to be believed), encounter Santa himself (a scuzzy Richard Rhiele), star in their own drug fuelled stop motion version of their lives and barge into a magnificent Christmas special film set, starring you guessed, Neil Patrick Harris, who has a ball with his most disgusting antics of these movies thus far. A fun, dirty, wicked little Christmas romp as experienced by its perpetually ripped protagonists, who provide much of its deranged charm. Watch out for cameos including RZA, Patton Oswalt and an adorably perverted robot that serves waffles.

rajat sinha A really funny movie. The comedy was great and as usual the acting didn't have any flaws.The movie happens a few years after the escape from jail, in the starting harold and kumar are not together, i.e. their friendship wasn't as good as it always was, but then they got together on Christmas, and they go through a lot of crazy things to find a Christmas tree. The movie contains some weird scenes which are unrealistic, but that's just the kind of movie it is.The whole series has been really great and the 3rd part is no exception to that. Eagerly waiting for a fourth part.

g-bodyl The third addition in the Harold and Kumar franchise is one not to be missed. The duo are back with their raunchy jokes and their love for pot. I dislike 3D greatly, but I admit 3D was used very well with this movie. I was very surprised with the clay-mation scenes because I did not see them coming and they were funny.The third film in the franchise takes place around Christmastime. Harold and Kumar have grown apart over time but their fates are drawn back together when Kumar receives a package that was meant for Harold. Harold is having Maria's family over for Christmas including her menacing father with a fetish for Christmas trees. Kumar comes over to deliver the package and accidentally destroys the tree. Now the duo must get another tree before Maria's father finds out.The acting is pretty good as we should expect. It's nice to see Kal Penn and John Cho back in these roles after a three-year absence. They may have outgrown these roles but they still deliver the laughs. I love Danny Trejo just for taking roles like these. He's one menacing dude! Of course, Neil Patrick Harris is the man. Enough said! Overall, thisis a very funny movie. While we still see the raunchy side of the duo, we now see that they have a heart. It's probably because it's a holiday film but still that's one of the reasons why this film works and doesn't grow stale. I loved the clay-mation and the 3D gimmicks. This may have been the only film I enjoyed in 3D. Maybe this and Avatar. This is almost a perfect end to the Harold and Kumar trilogy. I rate this film 9/10.

p-stepien Harold (John Cho) and Kumar (Kal Penn) are back with a unpolitical correctness vengeance! In events following the Guantanamo debacle Harold turns foul and becomes a wall street yuppie focused on family. Having cut off ties with Kumar he leads a life far detached from the beer pong glory days and now focuses on preparing the perfect Christmas for his wife's Mexican family (with Danny Trejo as the unforgiving father-in-law). Meanwhile Kumar is in disarray with his true love having left him for being an eternal child, only to show up again and pronounce that she is pregnant. Their worlds are about to collide and take a spliff-filled crazed twist when a mysterious parcel addressed to Harold shows up at Kumar's apartment...Gloriously vulgar and obscenely intelligent toilet humour are the traits of Harold and Kumar, the best comedic pairing in modern movies since Cheech and Marin. With a legacy that is bound to be legendary the duo break all the rules possible, offend Jews, blacks, Asians, Mexicans or gays by stereotyping, but somehow manage to come out with a crudely warm, heartfelt movie that conquers prejudice with the use of the absurd. The highlight of this Christmas special is the brief cameo of Neil Patrick Harris, miraculously recovered from being murdered by prostitutes in part 2, who channels laughter to the verge of tears while dancing, prancing, massaging and whipping up waffles. Another must see is a short claymation sequence with a killer snowman.A fine addition to the franchise, even if some of the jokes do go overboard and irritate more than they amuse. Nonetheless most of these are without out two main protagonists, who are relentless in amusing.