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Trippy animated films

^Eh, so long as it's animated, why differ between show and film?
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Just having some fun with the guy is all. But I really do think the show is too short at only 15 minutes :(
On Cat Soup - I had heard previously that it was very weird, and it lived up to that. It was quite creative and will merit rewatching at some point.
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Indeed. It seems like I pick up on different stuff everytime I watch it.
For another film....Wizards by Ralph Bakshi anyone? Please tell me I'm not the only person here to have seen it.
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Haven't seen it but I'll look it up :D
 
Solipsis said:
Paprika confuses me extremely even when sober but on ketamine it created an interesting dreamscape...
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Solipsis, you beat me to it, man. Seriously, Paprika is AMAZING - in any state of mind. Great film.
 
Saw that just the other day (sober), it was gorgeous! Though it was against Up, not TS3. That was a REALLY solid year for animated films though. Nominated was Up, The Secret of Kells, Coraline, the Fantastic Mr. Fox, and The Princess and the Frog.
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Oops. Heh, yeah I'm off -- never do actually watch the Oscars. I still think it deserved to win even given that line up.
 
Personally, I find anything Pixar to be pretty crazy when I'm tripping..

Nobody mentioned Coraline, either.
 
delta_9 said:
Cat Soup is a very trippy 30 mintues of animation.
I've watched this on several different phenethylamines.
The link isn't the best resolution though. I'm sure if one spent more time looking they could find a better video.
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Fantastic fantastic animation. I've watched this while sober and tripping and it never fails to amaze me.
 
Fantastic Planet

La Planete Sauvage

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wvg5kcx--8Q <-- the film in its' entirety

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Bigfanofthemdrugs said:
there's a short film called "More" that's pretty trippy.
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Heh, this is one of the first "trippy" animations I saw. I believe it won an Oscar. I first saw it on the old "Scifi" channel's short film program, "Exposure" -- recorded that beautiful bastard on VHS during the next re-run. The song Elegia by New Order that plays in its background is a trippy instrumental masterpiece itself. I must've watched More 25 times getting stoned late at night with various friends, who were always asking to see it again. In fact I recently dusted a digital version off for some new friends. That one and Pantera's video for "Planet Caravan" were standbys of the early drug days before widespread internet video. If you type "Mark Osborne short film More" into a search I think you should find it somewhere. Unfortunately I think both it and the Planet Caravan video are going to be pretty low-res streaming.

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Planet Caravan
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Never Knows Best said:
For another film....Wizards by Ralph Bakshi anyone? Please tell me I'm not the only person here to have seen it.
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This is one of my favorites for dissociatives. I wouldn't go so far as to call it a bad trip inducer for 5HT psychedelics, but it has this sickly color palette and if you look close you'll see there's scary faces drawn into all the landscapes. The story is sort of demented and dark, too -- with this smurfs vs. Nazi trolls vibe going on that has to be experienced to be believed.

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Dissociatives afford me an aesthetic distance that makes movies like these, horror, and things like cigarettes in oil stained dank parking garages in winter look beautiful. I feel the same way about Felidae, which was already mentioned. It's got scenes with cats torturing each other with electricity and other mean gritty stuff.

Heavy Traffic is another Bakshi great, though not as trippy, but again there's this sick schizoid PCP in the 70s atmosphere permeating the thing. American Pop has parts where the protagonist trips on acid and stuff, and is worth checking out if you like the first two mentioned a lot.

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EDIT: The Triplets of Bellville is trippy in a sort of unconventional way. In theaters the Salvidor Dali/Walt Disney short "Destino" was shown before it -- that one is serious surrealism (blasted 50 mg DPT IM and stumbled into the theater for it, heh). It's not on the Triplets DVD unfortunately, but I'd think you could probably find online somewhere.

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Another forgotten trippy animated gem is Allegro Non Troppo. It was meant to be the Italian answer to Fantasia. Like Fantasia, it consists of a number of animated vignettes rendered to great classical pieces. It's darker and more adult themed than Fantasia, which is pretty cool, too.

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Here's the "Bolero" segment. It's this cool "humans as killer apes/evolution" short.

I would also call the Rebuild of Evangelion films extremely trippy and worth a watch (and I say that as a person who finds 99 percent of anime intolerable -- not least the type involving giant robots -- but this is an exception). The trippiness extends more from the themes, the vivid color palette,the design of these creatures called "Angels," and the ridiculously high production values. Watching them in HD is pretty stunning. Know that there's only two of four movies out, and the forth is slated for 2013.

It's not an animated version of an LSD vision or anything, but if you're at all intrigued watch this segment to see what I mean.
 
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If anyone has ever seen the movie titled "Rubber"

It's about a tire simply put, but an amazing film and watched it on LSD my first time tripping ^.^
 
Mr. Mayor said:
If anyone has ever seen the movie titled "Rubber"

It's about a tire simply put, but an amazing film and watched it on LSD my first time tripping ^.^
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Is that that shit film about that possessed tire which goes around and kills people
No thanks

I will never quit advocating cat soup
Very creative and beautifully artistic
Although The Fountain isn't animated it's still a favourite of mine to watch while tripping, preferably alone because the atmosphere tends to get very serious when watching it
 
Not a full length film but the Adventure Time episode "A Glitch Is A Glitch" is amazing to watch while tripping. Me and a few others recently saw it while peaking on LSZ and were laughing our collective backs out....
 
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