22 Funny and Trippy Movies to Watch on Netflix While You're High

"Pineapple Express" is a stoner's favorite flick, as it finds fellow stoner Dale Denton (Seth Rogen) in a panic when he drops his precious roach after witnessing a murder. When he finds out his weed can be traced back to him, Dale and his dealer (James Franco) go on the run from a dangerous drug lord (Gary Cole) and a crooked cop (Rosie Perez), who are hot on their trail.

Watch "Pineapple Express" on Netflix.

Just like the title implies, "Dope" is full of trippy misadventures that follow high school senior Malcolm (Shameik Moore) and his friends, Jib (Tony Revolori) and Diggy (Kiersey Clemons), after a chance encounter at an underground party gets them caught up in running an online drug business. Kick back, relax, and prepare to watch utter chaos.

Watch "Dope" on Netflix.

What happens when you put Issa Rae and Kumail Nanjiani in a movie together? You get the wackiest rom-com you've ever seen. Case in point: "The Lovebirds" stars the two actors as a longtime couple headed toward splitsville until they find themselves embroiled in a bizarre murder mystery. Hellbent on clearing their names, the two race off to find the real killer while also getting into loads of trouble. Tune in for the hilarious comedy and stay to see Rae's goofy unicorn hoodie.

Watch "The Lovebirds" on Netflix.

Best movies to watch high? Marlon Wayans's "Naked" certainly makes the list. The hilarious comedy follows soon-to-be-married Rob (Wayans), who's a nervous wreck about marrying the love of his life (Regina Hall). And unfortunately for him, he gets stuck in an endless time loop, naked and stuck in an elevator, where he's forced to replay the same nerve-wracking hours of his wedding day until he gets it right.

Watch "Naked" on Netflix.

Channing Tatum and Jonah Hill in "21 Jump Street" are a stoner classic. The action-comedy follows the two strangers-turned-pals/rookie cops on a mission to bust up a drug ring while posing undercover as high school students. Though they have youthful charm and dim-witted antics on their side, the pair soon realize high school is not what it used to be.

Watch "21 Jump Street" on Netflix.

Any movie where Eddie Murphy plays more than one character is sure to be hilarious — which is why "The Nutty Professor II: The Klumps" is one of the best movies to watch high! The sequel movie finds Murphy reprising his role as Professor Sherman Klump (and playing six other characters), whose dilemma this time is trying to rid himself of his obnoxious alter ego, Buddy Love, once and for all using a gene extractor. However, his latest invention produces more problems than solutions when Buddy Love steps into his own human body.

Watch "The Nutty Professor II: The Klumps" on Netflix.

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.

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' humorous.

Watch "30 Minutes or Less" 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 mesmerizing 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.

We shouldn't have to convince you to watch anything created by The Lonely Island (especially when you're high), but we'll make the case for this nonetheless. It's a musical comedy about the infamous Oakland A's Bash Brothers, and there's no reason you shouldn't turn it on ASAP.

Watch "The Lonely Island Presents: The Unauthorized Bash Brothers Experience" 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" 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.

Experts in this documentary dive into America's complicated relationship with cannabis — how it both fueled music such as jazz and hip-hop while igniting a war on drugs fueled by racial injustice. Prepare for your jaw to drop at all the shocking revelations.

Watch "Grass Is Greener" 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.

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

Watch "Brahman Naman" on Netflix.

Fans of The Grateful Dead (we're looking at you, stoners) will love this film about the person behind some of history's most iconic music. Even if you're not familiar with the music, Weir has had an extraordinary life, and this film captures it all.

Watch "The Other One: The Long, Strange Trip of Bob Weir" 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.