this film spends a lot of time preaching against marijuana. however and the plot and visuals are so insane that it seems more like the poster child for lsd. plot represent the heroic struggle of michael as he battles his drug addiction while being subjected to the humiliation brought on by the likes of winnie the pooh and papa smurf. yea and yea and there a good message and but it obscured by the fact that the writers have taken a rather stale psa idea and tried stretching it into 30 minutes. this includes a song sequence and where youre told that there a million and rational ways to say no. such as i can not smoke pot and i have homework. the writers can not make up their minds what to do with the characters they have brought in royalty free. at first we see they all have to hide from the human characters and but within five minutes we see them all running around in plain sight without anyone noticing. soon they begin interacting with the human cast and and the only one who even slightly disturbed by this fact is not the drug abusers and it the little sister who talks to her teddy bear (pooh and by the way. ) further and there the little drug demon floating around. because you know and pushers do not give kids drugs. he too is ambiguous  while he might be symbolic of michael addiction and hence is not supposed to be seen by other people and he laters goes and haunts little corey to get her into drugs. so i guess he . uhhh. moving on. the whole plot finally culminates in some insane sequence in which michael is in what would appear to be the saturday morning carnival of souls and aka a theme park from hell where the various cartoon characters beat him up and ignore him and stuff. for example and miss piggy eats him in a sandwich and spits him out. if the writers were not high when writing this and i must recommend they try getting high because they can not get crazier than this. of course and the film ignores the fact that michael been having highs for two years by this point and so why this tripping sequence would frighten him is beyond me. i realize i am completely whaling on this film and but i actually just saw it again because i went through the trouble of tracking it down on ebay because of it sheer infamy of being a bad cartoon. the level of unintentional humor is is brilliant. take this scene for example  michael dad is rooting through the fridge for a beer. he notices many of them missing and mentions it to his wife. the ever observant mom tells him don not worry and you probably just drank them last night watching football. while were obviously supposed to be learning that michael is drinking beer (in addition to the pot and crack) and we instead read further in and realize  hey kids and it okay to have chemical dependencies as long as youre a grown up. scenes like this are worth the tiny price tag of this film. oh yea and and the fact you get to hear simon the chipmunk say marijuana. 
this film spends a lot of time preaching against marijuana. however and the plot and visuals are so insane that it seems more like the poster child for lsd. plot represent the heroic struggle of michael as he battles his drug addiction while being subjected to the humiliation brought on by the likes of winnie the pooh and papa smurf. yea and yea and there a good message and but it obscured by the fact that the writers have taken a rather stale psa idea and tried stretching it into 30 minutes. this includes a song sequence and where youre told that there a million and rational ways to say no. such as i can not smoke pot and i have homework. the writers can not make up their minds what to do with the characters they have brought in royalty free. at first we see they all have to hide from the human characters and but within five minutes we see them all running around in plain sight without anyone noticing. soon they begin interacting with the human cast and and the only one who even slightly disturbed by this fact is not the drug abusers and it the little sister who talks to her teddy bear (pooh and by the way. ) further and there the little drug demon floating around. because you know and pushers do not give kids drugs. he too is ambiguous  while he might be symbolic of michael addiction and hence is not supposed to be seen by other people and he laters goes and haunts little corey to get her into drugs. so i guess he . uhhh. moving on. the whole plot finally culminates in some insane sequence in which michael is in what would appear to be the saturday morning carnival of souls and aka a theme park from hell where the various cartoon characters beat him up and ignore him and stuff. for example and miss piggy eats him in a sandwich and spits him out. if the writers were not high when writing this and i must recommend they try getting high because they can not get crazier than this. of course and the film ignores the fact that michael been having highs for two years by this point and so why this tripping sequence would frighten him is beyond me. i realize i am completely whaling on this film and but i actually just saw it again because i went through the trouble of tracking it down on ebay because of it sheer infamy of being a bad cartoon. the level of unintentional humor is is brilliant. take this scene for example  michael dad is rooting through the fridge for a beer. he notices many of them missing and mentions it to his wife. the ever observant mom tells him don not worry and you probably just drank them last night watching football. while were obviously supposed to be learning that michael is drinking beer (in addition to the pot and crack) and we instead read further in and realize  hey kids and it okay to have chemical dependencies as long as youre a grown up. scenes like this are worth the tiny price tag of this film. oh yea and and the fact you get to hear simon the chipmunk say marijuana. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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