Leaves of Grass evaluation action
2022-03-02 08:01
The script is excellent, and it's a fun cannabis comedy. In the film, Edward Harrison Norton plays two roles, one is a hippie-style drug dealer, and the other is an old-fashioned scholar from a famous school. This pairing is not interesting.
The film tells the story that happened between the two twin brothers in a documentary way, which not only mixes the collision and blending of the two lifestyles, but also the strong feelings between people. Violence and ugliness, warmth, truth and goodness, two different behaviors, and dual roles with different personalities are presented on the screen in an extreme form of representation. Even if the subject matter of the narrative is not new, the value of the subject matter explored is not outdated.
Extended Reading
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Pug Rothbaum: I'd like everybody in the world to call me a cocksucker and give me a dollar. Because that way I'd be rich and everybody'd love me.
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TV Reporter: Now, one curious aspect of this case is that the swastikas were drawn backward, indicating either haste or a lack of familiarity with this most infamous of anti-semetic emblems, or perhaps rather more implausibly... that Hindus were involved.