"smoke"

Evans 2022-10-02 15:59:23



After watching this film "Smoking" , I can better understand the cannabis culture of the 70s!
The United States in the 1970s was a time when musical geniuses emerged in large numbers, and the influence of the time is still inseparable to this day. Movies continue to be interspersed with the classic music of the 1970s. The United States was at the time of the Vietnam War and the domestic anti-war voices were surging, but the government insisted on fighting the war. With such a frustrated mind, young people turned their attention to pop music, marijuana, and all kinds of substances that could relieve themselves. The

two starring actors and Thoughts : Cheech Marin/Tommy Chung, respectively playing the sons of the rich family, who like hippie rock music, can’t get rid of marijuana, otherwise they will become a puddle of mud! The other is Hispanic, a low-level person, who lives in the street and loves music.
In fact, a pair of live treasures, on the way to the music festival, strayed into the cannabis processing factory of the drug cartel, and directly drove the car made of cannabis to smoke the police and rock musicians. It was a big success!

A farce, interpreting the cry of the young people of that era! ---------- Anti-war, thus opposing everything!

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  • [Man has disguised himself as a woman while hitchhiking]

    Man Stoner: Hey, man; I'm glad you picked me up, man. I slept in a ditch last night, man, I was about to freeze my balls off, man.

    Pedro de Pacas: Man, I didn't even know you had any, I wouldn't of stopped.

  • Pedro: [laughing while stoned] Way anchor! How much does it weigh? I don't know, I forgot! pffhhh! Ha ha I saw that in a movie once...!