this film plays like a demented episode of vh1 where are they now and or behind the music. in the first half of the movie (that depict his glory days) abbie hoffman is unintentionally portrayed as a sort of delusional rock star. you know the kind while the poseur lead singer and the pretty boy and who do not write any of the music and doesn not have a clue and but gets all the glory for nothing and chicks for free. consequently he takes his success for granted and abuses it and and ultimately destroys it along with himself. indeed hoffman glory days ended abruptly when he was busted for dealing cocaine and skipped bail and and went into hiding. the second part of the movie deals with that time in hiding. in it we see hoffman as a pathetic crybaby endlessly blaming everyone and anyone and but himself for his downfall. eventually the times pass him by completely while and he can never to come to grips with that. how sad. the end. end credits roll and oh no. we learn that abbie hoffman eventually committed suicide in 1989. i am sure this is not the image the filmmakers intended for hoffman in making this movie. given that tom hayden and gerald lefcourt were involved and i am sure they intended this film as some kind of homage to the life of a man who was after all and an icon of the 60 and of the left anti war movement. in this they have failed miserably. the film presents abbie hoffman as a mindless caricature. we are never told about what drives him. how did he arrive at his views. how did he manage to capture the imagination of a whole generation. how did he organize such a vast movement. why at the height of his fame did he get involved in dealing cocaine. why. who knows and and since the filmmakers do not seem to and ultimately who cares. 
this film plays like a demented episode of vh1 where are they now and or behind the music. in the first half of the movie (that depict his glory days) abbie hoffman is unintentionally portrayed as a sort of delusional rock star. you know the kind while the poseur lead singer and the pretty boy and who do not write any of the music and doesn not have a clue and but gets all the glory for nothing and chicks for free. consequently he takes his success for granted and abuses it and and ultimately destroys it along with himself. indeed hoffman glory days ended abruptly when he was busted for dealing cocaine and skipped bail and and went into hiding. the second part of the movie deals with that time in hiding. in it we see hoffman as a pathetic crybaby endlessly blaming everyone and anyone and but himself for his downfall. eventually the times pass him by completely while and he can never to come to grips with that. how sad. the end. end credits roll and oh no. we learn that abbie hoffman eventually committed suicide in 1989. i am sure this is not the image the filmmakers intended for hoffman in making this movie. given that tom hayden and gerald lefcourt were involved and i am sure they intended this film as some kind of homage to the life of a man who was after all and an icon of the 60 and of the left anti war movement. in this they have failed miserably. the film presents abbie hoffman as a mindless caricature. we are never told about what drives him. how did he arrive at his views. how did he manage to capture the imagination of a whole generation. how did he organize such a vast movement. why at the height of his fame did he get involved in dealing cocaine. why. who knows and and since the filmmakers do not seem to and ultimately who cares. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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