Investment banker Harold Lee (John Cho) gets dumped on at work, as his superiors drop extra tasks on his lap so they can party over the weekend. That makes it slightly distinctive, but otherwise there’s not much to distinguish Castle from its brethren. Instead of the usual white-bread leads, Castle uses actors of more unusual ethnicity as its main characters. With 2004’s Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle, we get a teen comedy with a twist. Reviewed by Colin Jacobson (July 2, 2012) Panasonic 50" TH-50PZ77U 1080p Plasma Monitor Sony STR-DG1200 7.1 Channel Receiver Panasonic DMP-BD60K Blu-Ray Player using HDMI outputs Michael Green Revolution Cinema 6i Speakers (all five) Kenwood 1050SW 150-watt Subwoofer. Sneak Peek at Harold and Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay.“A Trip to the Land of Burgers” Featurette.“John Cho and Kal Penn: The Backseat Interview”.“Extreme” Commentary with Extreme Sports Punk #1 Danny Bochart.Audio Commentary with Writers Jon Hurwitz and Hayden Schlossberg plus Harold Lee.Audio Commentary With Director Danny Leiner and Actors John Cho and Kal Penn.Along the way, Harold and Kumar meet an array of crazy characters and one screwy obstacle after another, but with every step of the journey, they somehow manage to keep their eye on the tasty prize, learning more than they bargained for about themselves and each other in the process. As they set out on a quest to satisfy their craving for White Castle hamburgers, their simple road trip turns into a hilarious, all-night journey of deep thoughts, deeper inhaling and a wild trip through New Jersey. Straitlaced Harold (John Cho) and his rebellious roommate Kumar (Kal Penn) have only one thing in common - a serious case of the munchies. John Cho, Kal Penn, Ethan Embry, Robert Tinkler, Fred Willard, Steve Braun, Dan Bochart, Paula Garcés
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