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Just recently, I went to my high school reunion and met up with a
few of my old friends to find out that they are all very much in
the same groups as they were back then. I had not seen any of
them since high school because I had to move back east to go to
NYU but they had all stayed in Los Angeles and kept in touch.
While they all had different jobs – pharmacist, radiologist,
three pre-school teachers and a web hosting technician – they all
met at least once a week, generally on Mondays to watch films.
So they invited me to one of these gatherings and thinking of it
as an extension of the high school reunion, I went. As expected,
I walked in to find the familiar faces sitting around a nice
table with appetizers and drinks aplenty.
After settling down and saying the usual "hi’s and how are you’s"
they asked me to choose which film we would watch that night, by
directing me toward the movie library in the corner.
I snapped my fingers to show off my expert taste in cinema,
ranging from Gone with the Wind to Machiavelli Hangman, and I
approached the collection that looked so impressive and promising
from a distance. As I stood a foot away, glaring over the
different titles, I noticed an interesting and strange taste.
There were films like Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, the whole
Harry Potter movies, Peter Jackson’s Lord of the Rings and the
Star Wars movies including a copy of the latest – Revenge of
the Sith.
The crowd didn’t strike me as a dorky crowd even though all these
films were definitely in the dorky category. I was just surprised
not to find the complete 100 seasons of Star Trek. Right when I
simply closed my eyes and just picked a film, I noticed that they
had all pulled out their pipes and had started smoking marijuana.
It was all starting to make sense. I threw another glance at the
movie collection and realized that this was not a dork collection
but a pothead collection.
We sat there and smoked out and I watched Lord of the Rings as if
it was a completely different movie. It wasn’t about the plot or
the dialogue anymore but entering a zone that was out of the
world.
The next day, I had such a big headache that I couldn’t go back
to work. I called my friend and asked him about it and he told me
how there was a whole sub-world of these pothead-film collectors
and these gatherings happened more often than I knew.
I was completely stunned by this revelation. I didn’t go back to
those gatherings again, but ever since, I look at every movie and
wonder if it would belong on that pot-head movie shelf.
Writer's Resource Box:
Coco M. Johnson is a movie reviewer. Coco likes
intelligent films like the upcoming movie release
called, Machiavelli Hangman.
http://www.hangmanmovie.com
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