Continuity mistake: In the beginning, Harold has a damaged face and a bandage on the top on his head, but when they arrive on the plane about 2 hours later, his face is not damaged at all and his bandage is gone.
Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay (2008)
Ending / spoiler
Directed by: Hayden Schlossberg, Jon Hurwitz
Starring: Neil Patrick Harris, Rob Corddry, Kal Penn, John Cho, Jack Conley
Kumar and Harold interrupt Vanessa and Colton's wedding and tell her that Colton turned them in to Homeland Security. Kumar further proves his love to Vanessa by reciting the math poem that he wrote years ago in college. Vanessa, Harold and Kumar go to Amsterdam. Harold hooks up with Maria. A scene after the end credits shows that Neil Patrick Harris didn't die at the bordello...
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Kumar Patel: So, you like, smoke weed, then throw people in jail for smoking weed? Thats so hypocritical, dude.
George W. Bush: Do you like to give hand jobs?
Kumar Patel: Uh, no.
George W. Bush: Do you like to get hand jobs?
Kumar Patel: Well, yeah!
George W. Bush: That makes you a fuckin' hypocriticizer too!
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Answer: The Guantanamo prisoners are all perceived terrorists, presumably working in coordination. It's essential that they not communicate with each other, so as to prevent them from leaking info about U.S. security.
Charles Austin Miller
I think it's also to prevent the prisoners from planning attacks on the guards.
How would they leak information about U.S. security? Most people in the Middle East have no knowledge about U.S. security.
Because people are occasionally released, and whether terrorists or not, may have information others would find valuable - about what goes on in Guantanamo Bay, if nothing else.
Jon Sandys