Pizza Wars: The Movie (2002)
Two stoners who deliver pizza for their mothers failing pizza business discover a bong with a magic genie. A wish for a huge bag of weed turns into the secret ingredient for deliciously addictive pizza. However, their newfound success gets them into hot water with the evil megacorp that runs all the other pizza places in town.
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Two stoners who deliver pizza for their mothers failing pizza business discover a bong with a magic genie. A wish for a huge bag of weed turns into the secret ingredient for deliciously addictive pizza. However, their newfound success gets them into hot water with the evil megacorp that runs all the other pizza places in town.
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Genre:Adventure, Science Fiction, Comedy
Written By:Barnaby Dallas, Scott Sublett
In Theaters:2/1/2002
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Elvis Ain't Dead Productions
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