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back in the days i was trippin pretty easily. some weed or some psilos from the meadow and boom – sucked into a black hole a few times i was tripping on films: naked lunch made me feel like i'm on another planet, burned a mark in my amygdala bring out the dead threw me into a dark hole and made me feel lonely and brittle butterfly effect annoyed, confused and scared me and made me feel small and ephemeral lost highway surprisingly made me feel very calm and cool any suggestions for good films to trip on? i'll have some free time in the beginning of august and i'm planning on making some trips on films in my apartment i tried this one on weed but fell asleep. i think the problem was that it's a bunch of weird episodes thrown together. i need some kind of storyline |
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zardoz with sean connery |
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shakes the fucking clown |
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paris texas |
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after hours |
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I watched team America on a heavy dose of lsd and it was utterly horrifying. |
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lessons of darkness koyaanisqatsi the wizard of oz |
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upstream colour |
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had some shrooms and watched samsara the other night, though I ended up looking at a poster on my wall for a bit of it. |
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whatever you do don't watch that movie enter the void it's not going to be a good trip |
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enter the void: the Elton John Story |
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I took a Hoffmann double drop with a friend. It was strong! I won’t bore you with everything that happened, but at one point we were watching Schindler’s List, a couple of friends had turned up and I didn’t want them to know I was on acid. I felt like it obviously showed, but it later transpired that it didn’t. They were sitting next to me and I could see their legs in the right place but their torsos and heads were a few meters behind. I started to turn the film into a cartoon, and for some reason I desperately needed to laugh. Not because it was now a cartoon, but because the context and the idea of laughing seemed irresistible. It wasn’t an anti Jew thing either. I wish I could remember why exactly I found schindler’s List funny. |
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watching Schindler's list on acid, that was a brave one! |
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(2009 Film) |
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Tim Maughan of Anime News Network describes the film as "something very special, very different, and insanely exhilarating." In particular he praises the film's director, saying that "Koike has managed to make all this chaos believable." He goes on to say that "Redline is animation not only at its best, but also largely animation for animation's sake." Although Maughan says some may dislike its techno soundtrack and "minimal plot," he calls Redline "the most insanely exciting, visually exhilarating anime film you've seen in decades."[5] Thomas Zoth of Mania.com comments that while the film does not provide "a deep plot or unique premise," it still "demands to be seen." He said that if Scott Pilgrim vs. the World was "an assault on the senses ... Redline is a declaration of war." Zoth went on to praise the film for its "imaginative creatures and clever designs", to compare Koike's work to that of Quentin Tarantino, and to compliment the film for its "soundtrack, with its memorable high-energy tracks that greatly complement the chaos onscreen." He concludes by saying that if "the life of the industry has been drained and replaced with rote, cookiecutter shows-by-committee, Redline shows a path out."[18] Nicolas Penedo of the French magazine Animeland describes it as the "Paris-Dakar revisited à la Ōban Star-Racers",[19] a remake of Hanna-Barbera Wacky Races with arts inspired from Jack Kirby comics and know-how, rhythm and energy inherent of the best Japanese anime movies.[20] The reviewer praises the animation quality as breathtaking,[21] and declares that Takeshi Koike made an homage to comics and films of the 70s and 80s.[21] On the negative, he notes the lack of scenario stating "Don't hope to find any scenario in Redline".[21] Kwenton Bellette and Peter Martin reviewed Redline for Twitch Film. Bellette describes it as a "truly out of this world experience", "Speed Racer on crack" and praised the supporting characters for being memorable and the background galaxy ma |
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oh yeah I wanted to watch that, thanks for reminded me |
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that film changed my life. the director said something like, "i wanted to make a film that would show americans what japanese animation is capable of." this sounds pretentious at first glance, but it's a bit lost in translation. i've come to believe that what he meant was, "i want to make something that is absurdly, mind-bendingly complex, but also digestable." it succeeds. it literally brought me to tears. i said "i'd like to show the japanese what an american with a computer can do, someday." you know, return the favor |
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nice one, it sort of looks like a good version of what the speed racer film |
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It was the absurdity of it all. That’s what was ultimately, in my state, making me laugh. A nervous laugh I guess, and a release. |
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I worry about dabbling in stuff cos I reckon my subconscious is a scary place |
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It’s not. I was realising the absurdity of man. Depends on who takes it though, that I’ll agree with. |
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yeah I don't think I have a scary mind, I just worry that I do, and the worry can be self actualising |
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yes humans can be exceptionally absurd |
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as has been documented, my subconscious mind is a living fractal of weasels. |
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I can't think of anything, sorry. Andrei Rublev, maybe? Yeah, I'm that guy. |
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looks like a barrel of laughs! actually looks like something id like as well |
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Watching any and every Tarkovsky film, with the sole exception of The Sacrifice, I fall asleep. They take me a week to watch. But yes, Andrei Rublev, it's hypnotic. And without giving anything away, the ending is just... mindblowing. Something really simple but it feels like .... oooooof. I'm not religious but it makes me wish I was. I get a bit teary just thinking about it. That and that ... I'm a bit of a gay, I suspect. |
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ah its Tarkovsky, i'll probably love it then! |
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Anything medieval in subject matter im bound to like has anyone dropped acid while watching cadfael? |
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lots of stuff i haven't seen, pretty great i also fell asleep watching stalker. very good film, still fell asleep |
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forgot that i watched the whole "neon genesis evangelion" series while being stoned. intense experience. this show is a trip |
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that film shook me up |
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another director to never watch films from while tripping is michael hanneke. bennys video is heavy |
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will try this one, too |
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synecdoche and adaptation are also good films to trip on! |
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Altered states baby. Tried watching synecdoche. It got bored so fast I just wasn’t in the right mood and had to stop. Yet I have that feeling I have to watch it. You’re talking about New York, right? |
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yep, both synecdoche, new york and adaptation are written by charlie kaufmann. i loved adaptation so i gave synecdoche a go and wasn't disappointed. i really like the actors and the weird characters they play. both films start slow until u feel like you're standing inside an escher painting. not so much visually but from what the characters and places mean. like a neurotic version of stalker or something. i also liked his animation film |
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i love both of those movies but adaptation i like better |
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"the skin i live in" is a real trip |
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Mixed this with hash and I was fresh coming off paxil also had deja vu during a murder scene what is life |
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I love slow films. And adaption is perfect. I just wasn’t in the mood when I started synecdoche, which I got because of Kaufman. |
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Eternal Sunshine is my fave of his. |
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“What is life?” Baby don’t hurt me. |
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don't hurt me no more |
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life is tough mofo deal with it |
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Glad it worked on you! |
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redline is dope sober |
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