Having grown up with a steady diet of swords-and-sorcerers fantasy, and having laughed my arse off in “Pineapple Express,” you’d think I’d be a cheerleader for “Your Highness,” a stoner send-up of ...

Since the moment the initial, genuinely brilliant trailer landed for Your Highness, my ticket has been sold. Said trailer crammed quality laugh after quality laugh together, bolted on some special ...

Let’s imagine the writing process for “Your Highness,” a supposedly comedic tale of two brothers in vaguely medieval times who must save their kingdom by rescuing a young woman from the clutches of an ...

West Acres 14 Rated R for strong crude and sexual content, pervasive language, nudity, violence and some drug use 102 minutes 0.5 out of 4 stars Early in the medieval stoner adventure "Your Highness," ...

Now this is great news! One of my favorite actresses, Natalie Portman, has joined the cast as the female lead in David Gordon Green's Your Highness. As a reminder, for those who may have forgotten, ...

In an ancient medieval kingdom of two moons, the glorious Prince Fabious (James Franco) returns from his latest quest, carrying a Cyclops head, with the rescued bride-to-be, Belladonna (Zooey ...

A failed movie is easy to spot; three or four new ones are delivered like dead mackerel to the multiplex each week. But occasionally curious moviegoers will discover an especially rotten specimen of ...

Fantasy and comedy is a pairing that does not happen often in movies. Aside from Princess Bride and Monty Python and the Holy Grail, there are not too many successful entries in this genre mashup. Now ...

A new image from Your Highness is now available online. Directed by David Gordon Green (Pineapple Express), the medieval adventure/comedy stars Danny McBride and James Franco as brothers who embark ...

How low does Your Highness go? As low as the deepest pits of Adam Sandlershire, the darkest pools of Kevin Smithport, the coprophagic caverns of John Waterstown. As its title implies, it also soars as ...

Your Highness is not exactly what you would call a smart comedy. It never veers too deeply into the realm of slapstick, nor does it rely too heavily on gimmicks (unless you count male genital jokes-of ...