you a buzz, but don't count on it to keep you high. Like, you know, the film suffers from a bad case of burn-out, leading one to nod off between jokes and wonder why producer Lou Adler bothered to attempt a Doper's Delight in this post-Woodstock age of Clean Living." David McGillivray of The Monthly Film Bulletin observed that the film "looks, unfortunately, as if it were more fun to make than it is to watch." Unproduced follow-ups In December 1978, Rolling Stone published an article stating that Cheech and Chong had "seven scripts waiting in the drawer" which included one for an animated film, and one for a sequel to Up in Smoke. No sequel was ever produced, and Cheech and Chong's Next Movie, released in 1980, did not feature the characters of Pedro and Man, although the characters they played had personalities and character traits that were virtually identical to that of Pedro and Man. Legacy The Grammy Award Museum in Los Angeles features an Up in Smoke exhibit which displays the master tape for the soundtrack album, the annotated original script, limited-edition 40th anniversary "smoking devices," and part of Marin's collection of "Blazing Chicano Guitars." References External links Cheech & Chong (film series) 1970s comedy albums 1970s American films 1978 comedy films 1978 films 1978 soundtrack albums American comedy films Cheech & Chong albums Films about drugs Films about music and musicians Films about smoking Films directed by Lou Adler Films set in Los Angeles Films set in Mexico Films shot in Arizona Films shot in California Films shot in Los Angeles Films shot in Mexico Comedy film soundtracks Paramount Pictures films Warner Records soundtracks 1978 directorial debut films Censored films Censorship in South Africa Film controversies in South Africa 1970s English-language films