Stoned and in Need of Something to Watch? These 27 Netflix Movies Should Do the Trick

If you've watched the TV show, you'll know that pot-smokers Julian, Ricky, and Bubbles's goal was to create one last massive heist. While they never made it happen in the show, the movie allowed for their dream to come true. Hint: watching these three together pairs well with a body high.

Watch Trailer Park Boys: The Movie on Netflix.

Roger and Calvin, two stoners that live in Atlanta in the midst of a weed shortage, come across a "weed bible" in their basement that shows them how to grow a special kind of weed. The two decide to start a weed delivery business with it, but find that their magical stash and bible were stolen. To recover it, the pot-smoking duo go on a mission across the city to track it down, running into some interesting crowds along the way. The action in this movie is enough to keep anyone's eyes glued to the screen, high or not (but especially high).

Watch How High 2 on Netflix.

This action-comedy tells the tale of fugitive Franklin (Chris Tucker) who's on the run after an unexpected prison break. The police falsely believe Franklin is the one responsible for the break, so Franklin approaches reporter James (Charlie Scheen) to tell his truth. While James agrees to help tell Franklin's story, the two both find themselves on the run and in some unpredictable situations. Get ready to grab your munchies and strap in, because this one is a nail-biter.

Watch Money Talks on Netflix.

Two aspiring criminals abduct their pizza delivery guy, Nick (Jesse Eisenberg), and force him to rob a bank for them. With a tight time frame, Nick decides to recruit his friend Chet (Aziz Ansari) to help out, and together, the duo are pretty freakin' humourous.

Watch 30 Minutes or Less on Netflix.

Jonah Hill and Michael Cera's onscreen bromance is anything but super bad in this teen comedy. In fact, it's super good. The two will do anything to score booze for a party, and it'll have your high self keeled over with laughter.

Watch Super Bad on Netflix.

Lucy Hale stars in this coming-of-age flick about a group of friends navigating the last few weeks of high school through a thick haze of smoke (quite literally, they smoke a lot of weed). Can you relate?

Watch Dude on Netflix.

Featuring Sarah Silverman, Sting, A$AP Rocky, and more, Have a Good Trip: Adventures in Psychedelics is a funny and insightful documentary that gives celebs the mic on their trippy experiences. Complete with mesmerising graphics and hilarious stories, there's nothing better than a stoner listening to others talk about their experiences high, am I right?

Watch Have a Good Trip: Adventures in Psychedelics on Netflix.

In the epic quest for love, Scott Pilgrim (Michael Cera) is after the dreamy delivery girl, Ramona (Mary Elizabeth Winstead). The only problem? Defeating all seven of her evil exes before he can win her heart. While the premise is good, the visuals are even better (especially under the devil's lettuce).

Watch Scott Pilgrim vs. the World on Netflix.

If you want a more interactive experience, give Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt: Kimmy vs. the Reverend a try. Kimmy is getting married, but before doing so, she has to foil the Reverend's evil plot. What happens is up to you, so choose wisely!

Watch Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt: Kimmy vs. the Reverend on Netflix.

Three friends have their eyes on big dreams when terrorists take over a fancy hotel in this raunchy comedy. It's a wild ride to watch sober, so get ready for an entertaining experience while you're high.

Watch Game Over, Man on Netflix.

In this comedy, a Detroit cop must clear his name and take down one of the city's most infamous criminals with the assistance of an unusual partner: his girlfriend's 11-year-old son. Ed Helms stars alongside Taraji P. Henson, Betty Gilpin, King Bach, and David Alan Grier. Prepare for a few laughing fits, sober or high.

Watch Coffee & Kareem and Netflix.

Oddly similar to 1998's Antz, this Dreamworks feature stars Jerry Seinfeld as the voice of a worker bee who sues the humans when he finds out that honey is being sold in grocery stores. The jokes come fast and furious courtesy of Seinfeld and his castmates, who include Chris Rock, Matthew Broderick, and Renee Zellweger. This movie is the perfect concoction of funny and trippy for a high person, so pay close attention.

Watch Bee Movie on Netflix.

Starring David Spade and Nat Faxon, this comedy tells the story of two college grads who get into a drunken debate about which one of their dads — one of whom is a meek scientist and the other a jobless deadbeat — could win in a fight. Unfortunately, the dads take the challenge seriously, and their fierce battle has some pretty dire consequences. Which dad's team will you be on?

Watch Father of the Year on Netflix.

In irreverent Monty Python fashion, the comedy follows Brian (Graham Chapman), a normal guy who happens to be born in a stable and grows up to speak out against Roman rule in Judea. Of course, the circumstances of his life lead to him getting mixed up with someone else who has that biography. Expect to see the usual rowdy lot of John Cleese, Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle, Terry Jones, and Michael Palin. The plot is absolutely absurd when you're sober, but is a riot when you're high as a kite.

Watch Monty Python's Life of Brian on Netflix

Adam Sandler and David Spade play old friends in The Do Over. It's by no means romantic, but this comedy will keep you laughing as Spade plays a bank manager who Sandler tricks into faking his own death to start over.

Watch The Do Over on Netflix.

Filled with funny visuals and hilarious action scenes, you'll have a blast watching this movie with a buzz. The plot is set on a wannabe gangster as he joins the mob gang in town — you can only imagine how that goes!

Watch Kung Fu Hustle on Netflix.

When four college students (played by Vanessa Hudgens, Selena Gomez, Ashley Benson, and Rachel Korine) turn to armed robbery in order to fund their Spring break trip, you know they're willing to go to the extremes to have fun. However, when they're bailed out of jail after a night of partying by a drug dealer and aspiring rapper who goes by Alien (played by James Franco), their bikini-and-booze-filled trip turns into a full-fledged crime spree that becomes even more fascinating when you're high.

Watch Spring Breakers on Netflix.

Brahman Naman has been proclaimed the Indian version of American Pie, and we can see why. It follows four nerdy college quiz champions travelling for the championship and hoping to lose their virginities. Get ready for endless entertainment and laughs.

Watch Brahman Naman on Netflix.

Remember when Kenan Thompson and Kel Mitchel brought their "Good Burger" skit to the big screen? Now you can watch it over and over while you're stoned without wearing out an orange VHS tape.

Watch Good Burger on Netflix.

When Sasha (Ali Wong) is reunited with her old flame Marcus (Randall Park) for the first time in 15 years, they wonder if there's still something between them. Throw in a Keanu Reeves cameo and you've got a super fun film that's even funnier with bud.

Watch Always Be My Maybe on Netflix.

This Western drama tells the story of an enslaved man named Django and his path to freedom. After he joins an unorthodox German bounty hunter to capture the infamous Brittle brothers and their mission is successful, he goes to save his wife from a vicious Mississippi plantation owner. Prepare for lots of action and tons of gory scenes that'll keep your stoned eyes glued to the screen.

Watch Django Unchained on Netflix.

This raunchy and ridiculous summer camp spoof stars Bradley Cooper, Elizabeth Banks, and Paul Rudd. It's packed with jokes that are wonderfully stupid in their own right. It's almost as if Wet Hot American Summer was made for a high person — it's too good!

Watch Wet Hot American Summer on Netflix.

This movie will get "I Like to Move It" stuck in your head for days, but it's so worth it. Alex (Ben Stiller), Morty (Chris Rock), and other zoo animals get stuck in Africa and wonder if it's better than their central park home. While the movie is made for kids, it admittedly pairs well with a joint if you're of age.

Watch Madagascar 2 on Netflix.