Great flick, serendipitous late-night find on Comedy Central! Glad I found this site too! I love the quotes section. I missed some of em while watching because they come so fast in parts.
I would have liked to see them save a T-shirt behind the feds backs at the end though, or somehow keep the legend alive.
Also, pi*ses me off that the guy who's wife leaves him steals (probably legally) everything he owns, and he's not even pis*ed! Worse, he still wants her back! It's like as to say this kind of thing is OK! Maybe it's supposed to be funny, like to women or something. Maybe I would laugh to and think "that's right be-ache, don't do what I want and I'll take everything you own and get away with it /snicker/!"
I do like how they have the line with Olman where he says something like (I'm going to get this a bit off) "We were trying to do something good back then, and then the govt. destroyed all that." and how it's good to see something of it still survive. Get's the point across about how screwed up the war on drugs is without being pushy.
I would have liked to see them save a T-shirt behind the feds backs at the end though, or somehow keep the legend alive.
Also, pi*ses me off that the guy who's wife leaves him steals (probably legally) everything he owns, and he's not even pis*ed! Worse, he still wants her back! It's like as to say this kind of thing is OK! Maybe it's supposed to be funny, like to women or something. Maybe I would laugh to and think "that's right be-ache, don't do what I want and I'll take everything you own and get away with it /snicker/!"
I do like how they have the line with Olman where he says something like (I'm going to get this a bit off) "We were trying to do something good back then, and then the govt. destroyed all that." and how it's good to see something of it still survive. Get's the point across about how screwed up the war on drugs is without being pushy.