Still Smokin (1983)

In "Still Smokin'", the iconic duo Cheech and Chong find themselves in a typically outlandish situation when they accept an invitation to a swanky party in Amsterdam. However, their hosts have a surprise in store, as the organizer has absconded with all the cash. To make matters worse, the duo discovers they've been mistaken for Burt Reynolds and Dolly Parton, leading to a hilarious, albeit confused, immersion into the roles of "Mr. Burt" and "Mr. Dolly" amidst a glamorous, and likely drug-fueled, gathering. Their misadventures in the Dutch capital are a classic Cheech and Chong whirlwind of misunderstandings, improvisation, and, of course, their signature brand of weed-fueled comedy. This film absolutely belongs on a list of "Best Tommy Chong Movies" because it represents a pivotal moment in his career and the continuation of his comedic legacy with Cheech Marin. "Still Smokin'" showcases Chong's natural talent for physical comedy and his knack for embodying eccentric characters, even when thrust into unexpected circumstances. His chemistry with Cheech is as potent as ever, and the film’s blend of stoner humor, satire of celebrity culture, and Chong's distinctive laid-back yet energetic presence make it a quintessential example of his enduring appeal. It's a film that encapsulates the spirit of their collaboration and solidifies Chong's place as a comedy legend.