(Additionally, with marijuana remaining illegal in the United States federally, one can imagine each of these screenings are a lawyers nightmare.) Comedic actor Danny McBride, a staunch in-cinema dining hater, argues Weed and movies go together f***ing perfectly. McBride, along with his friend and business partner, told GQ theyve kicked around the idea of opening a theater with a dispensary (dubbed Green Screen, naturally.) In a piece credited to an anonymous writer for Harvard Independent , one young, THC-toking movie theater patron writes, Weed wont fundamentally change anything about a film or show, it will just allow you to enter its world more thoroughly, noting weed is not well-suited for movies that require work on the audiences part to piece things together. By this measure, one could foresee a world in which self-proclaimed cinephiles and independent cinema lovers rebel against any 420-friendly screenings, arguing instead for the benefits of a focused, studious audience
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