Trippy Movies
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dharma_bum_1999 — 21 years ago(May 30, 2004 08:58 AM)
Well, any list is personal, but Bowling For Columbine a trippy movie?
Hard for me to imagine.
As I'm Italian, I'll give my 2c. contribution with 2 quite famous Italian directed movies:
Michelangelo Antonioni's Zabriskie Point - http://imdb.com/board/10066601/
and Marco Ferreri's La Grande Abbuffata (La Grande Bouffe, or Blow-Out in UK)- http://imdb.com/board/10070130/
I'd give a "M" rate to the second, even if I've never experienced it in altered states.
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Robby735 — 21 years ago(June 06, 2004 12:04 AM)
Many of those movies aren't "trippy". I think you're taking the work 'trippy' too lightly. Seven? Great film, but trippy? Sure, a little bit, the ending only, but it wouldn't classify itself as a trippy film - like many others on your list.
Plus, you haven't even listed Irreversible. Which is about 10 times trippier than the trippiest film you've listed there. -
mikel3363 — 21 years ago(July 30, 2004 07:57 PM)
SECONDS -Directed by John Frankenheimer and starring Rock Hudson
ERASERHEAD
CULT OF THE DAMNED aka ANGEL, ANGEL, DOWN WE GO
CUBE
LOST HIGHWAY
THE TRIAL
RACE WITH THE DEVIL (the ending!)
ANGEL HEART
CARNIVAL OF SOULS
2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY
MULHOLLAND DRIVE
EYES WIDE SHUT
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Vapor_Thompson — 21 years ago(November 12, 2004 01:17 PM)
Might I add That Most of the movies that have a () are because I saw the movie on mushrooms. And Watching movies on mushrooms makes them really, really good. And just because a movie does not have a (), dosent mean that it dosent deserve one, I just havent seen it yet on mushrooms. Plus I havent seen every movie on that list, I compiled it from a Donnie Darko Thread like this, and a Memento Thread.
My Personal top 10 (not in any order) is:
Donnie Darko
Butterfly Effect
Space Oddessy 2001
Breakfast of Champions
Waking Life
Vanilla Sky
Altered States
Clockwork Orange
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
Where the Buffalo Roam (Bill Murry as Hunter S Thompson in a more light hearted version of Fear and Loathing)
Honerble mention for:
Magnolia
Session 9
Strange Days
Lost in Translation
Momento / Following
PI / Requim for a Dream
Enternal Sunshine of a spotless mind
13 conversations about one Thing
12 monkeys
Brazil
1984
Contact
The Last Minute
Irrevesable
Safety of Objects
The Man Who Wasn't There
Rules of Attraction
Gummo
Close Encounters
Natural Born Killers
Any David Lynch
And watch out for "Knowing" in 2005 from Writer/Directors of Donnie Darko and PI
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ilssaridor — 21 years ago(December 15, 2004 10:26 AM)
Every person who reads this list shoudl go to the imdb page for "The Sargossa Manuscript." Read the description of the movie. Then watch it while you're tripping.
You will be amazed!
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Victor_Franko — 20 years ago(June 20, 2005 02:04 PM)
PRIMARY COLORS is a trippy film? ALL THE PRESIDENT'S MEN? GHOST DOG?
I think you're confusing the word "trippy" for something else. Just because a movie is offbeat (HAROLD & MAUDE, REPO MAN, MAN BITES DOG), deals with heavy issues (IN THE BEDROOM, SHORT CUTS), has a big "twist" in it (HOUSE OF GAMES, NINE QUEENS, THE OTHERS, SOYLENT GREEN), or is stylishly directed/photographed (BUFFALO '66, AMORES PERROS, LA HAINE) that's not what I'd call "trippy".
Hell, any movie you watched on mushrooms would be trippy why don't you try it with SWEET HOME ALABAMA or SECONDHAND LIONS?
A few that I would call trippy (though several are not 'narrative' features):
The QATSI Trilogy (KOYAANISQATSI, NAQOYQATSI, POWAQATSI)
BARAKA
THE DARK CRYSTAL
CAN'T STOP THE MUSIC
LISZTOMANIA
FANTASIA 2000 (at least the segment with the forest fairies)
MICROCOSMOS
STOP MAKING SENSE
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boognish-6 — 19 years ago(April 24, 2006 06:53 AM)
ANY Stanley Kubrick movie can be considered trippy. Maybe not the black and white ones, but 2001 and everything afterward are pretty nuts. Even for "Barry Lyndon", Kubrick purposefully set up every shot with a NASA lens to take away any depth. And we know what happens to depth perception when you're under the influence of certain things
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tomcat69w — 19 years ago(June 19, 2006 01:03 PM)
In the 'Old Day's,..it was the only way to see which movie was going to be 'Trippy' by the Trailer's/ad's/etc. I've seen so many either on shrooms or powerful liquid LSD that I'll just list my faves. And alot 'became' faves BECAUSE of the recreational drugs. Ha!
Alien
The Exorcist
Altered States
Tron
12 Monkeys
The Star Wars Trilogy
The Howling
An American Werewolf in London
The Grateful Dead Movie
2001: A Space Odyssey
Dracula (Francis Ford Coppola version)
Airplane
Easy Rider
Full Metal Jacket
The Jacket
Brazil
Christine
Blow Out
Pink Flod: The Wall
Pink Floyd Live at Pompei
Fantasia
The Deer Hunter
Bladerunner
'Rock On'!
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urchinau — 19 years ago(October 24, 2006 09:08 PM)
Yeah, it's hard for me too, to watch movies on shrooms. Even Triplets of Belleville, which has basically no words, I couldn't take anymore, just because it was on a machine. So I took a walk outside
Great list though. Love the Qatsi trilogy. And Microcosmos, along with his newer one, Genesis. Though I'd add some Fellini movies.. and Eternal Sunshine, Adaptation (both on mushrooms; watched eternal on my first trip.) But not the Butterfly Effect, I found that to be pretty unoriginal.. I think the cinematography seduced people. And Woody Allen movies aren't usually trippy, but I love watching Stardust Memories with a bowl.
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