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Gettin' Da Munchies (2005)
When his parents go away, fun-loving teen Jai decides to invite some friends over for a video game tournament. But his girlfriend catches wind of his plan, and the ensuing argument leads a depressed Jai to trying pot for the first time, which leaves him with a case of the munchies. Now, Jai and his pals experience the adventure of a lifetime as they search for some food.
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When his parents go away, fun-loving teen Jai decides to invite some friends over for a video game tournament. But his girlfriend catches wind of his plan, and the ensuing argument leads a depressed Jai to trying pot for the first time, which leaves him with a case of the munchies. Now, Jai and his pals experience the adventure of a lifetime as they search for some food.
Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy
Written By:Brian Shackelford
In Theaters:7/12/2005
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Tunnel Vision Entertainment
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