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I thought Homegrown was kind of tedious. Plus John Lithgow gets killed within like 10 minutes of the movie beginning.
 
Is there a movie called Homegrown and a separate one called 100% Homegrown?

I was never sure, but I always thought Homegrown was about these guys that go to Canada (from America) and find a weed field, or try to smuggle, or something. I don't know. I remember a scene in the begining where the guy is like "Okay, we're crossing the border and we have shit in the car" and he didnt, but was testing his passengers.

I think some guy with the last name Baldwin is in it, Steven? He played a role in "The Usual Suspects".
 
ketamine in animated lions

On my planeride home i saw the movie "madagascar" The computerish cartoon flick

when the lion gets hit with the tranquilizer dart he starts seeing some serious psychedelic soup -ketamine-


glad to know some people know thier drugs on that production team.

=)
 
Originally posted by gloggawogga
Discussion of the effect of psychedelics on animated cartoon characters goes in drug culture...


I'll just merge it too...i dont think theres enough for a stand-alone thread :)
 
In an interview Johnny Dep said he used pills in his past and also hallucinogens, but he never tried cocaine. Benicio Del Toro said he had never used any drugs in his life other than trying weed a few times. So yeah he is one hell of an actor.
 
I could tell he was joking about Trainspotting. I notice a lot of you guys on Bluelight have no idea when someone is being sarcastic. You all take everything too seriously.
 
I once asked this question to a teacher when I was studying to be an actor, and this is what he said: There are 2 main approaches to any sort of role. You either try to pick up on certain physical things, like the way a character walks, or where they tend to focus their attention (floor, past the people they're talking to, etc.) Once you have that down, you try to internalise these physical cues. The other way is to try and put yourself in the character's shoes and let the rest come naturally. For either of these approaches, familiarity with the character is crucial. Whether this means observing the mannerisms of drug users or knowing what they're experiencing while they're on whatever is irrelevant. The important thing is familiarising onesself with the character, whatever state they're in. He said that yes, some actors get high for scenes where they're supposed to be high, and/or to "improve" their performance, and yes, some will take drugs to better understand a character they play that takes drugs, some will get drunk in order to convincingly do sex scenes where they have no attraction to the other cast member. However, at least as far as the world of theater goes, most actors are sober for most of their performances.
This may be one man's opinion, but this one man happened to have a Master's in theater arts, years of experience in various roles on and off stage, and was familiar with the ins and outs of the business. He also told me a funny story about how it was not uncommon for theater stars to go across the street to the bar and slam down a few drinks during intermission, sometimes too many drinks. He told the class how Lawrence Olivier and one of his costars did this one night, and during act 2, one of the sober cast members was so thrown off she forgot her lines and yelled "You're drunk!", the response was something like "Wait until you see Mr. Olivier".
 
the best potrayal of someone rolling their balls off was Peter in the latest episode of Family Guy ... 7/31/05
 
^^^oh man, that was so fucking hilarious! you could tell that whoever wrote that scene has done ecstasy before, without a doubt.
 
Tripping Movies/TV

Ive searched but couldnt find much on this...sorry if ive missed anything. I was jus wandering if ppl have any good reccomendations on what to watch while trippin on acid? And aslo...would game consoles be fun on acid...like playin nintendo...mario kart, playstations etc...thanx
 
Ernestrome said:
The 'snow' on a tv, ie not tuned to any channel, is great.

That reminds me of the start of 'Poltergeist' and makes me feel a bit uncomfortable sometimes (saw film originally at the cinema while tripping - made sure that certain things remained burned into my memory!).

I'm moving this to DC as it seems more suited for there - f&b
 
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