You know them, you love them and now they’re back together again in a concert reunion movie. Hey Watch This is a feature film showcasing comedy legends Cheech  and Chong during their highly successful reunion tour, Cheech & Chong: Light Up America.

During the tour they performed together for the first time in over 25 years for more than 100 audiences, grossed eight figures and went on to become one of the most successful tours of 2008-2009. And now, the side-splitting film captures the essence of their live performances which have made them the fan-favorite comedians they are today.

Cheech and Chong’s Hey Watch This will be debuting via a new kind of release which will have it on every platform including a limited theatrical run, DVD/Blu-Ray, online and at local retail outlets, Video On Demand service, and streaming through the PS3 and Xbox360 Networks. Expect this movie to hit theaters, DVD/Blu-ray, VOD and more on, when else, 4/20.

In the meantime, check out the trailer and the full sized poster after the jump. By clicking through to watch the video you certify you are 18 years of age or older.

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This week on The Flickcast, Chris and Matt are joined on this milestone episode by comic and video game expert John Carle and, as usual, dive into a whole bunch of new topics. This time around the guys discuss Joss Whedon’s bid to buy the Terminator franchise, XBox’s new Live Rewards program, the epic Guitar Hero vs. Rock Band war, Best Buy’s foray into video on demand and the merits of various Michael Caine movies.

Of course, the guys also made some more great pics this week including John’s pick of the great new demo for Left for Dead 2, Matt’s pick of a very special episode of Batman: Brave and the Bold and Chris’ pick of the 1992 Oliver Stone movie Natural Born Killers.

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