Ever See a Movie on LSD?

If so, which movies? Could you describe it (not the movie)?


(I never have.... don't think I could watch any TV under the influence)

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Look, I'm not judging you - after all, I'm posting here myself, but maybe, just maybe, if you spent less time here and more time watching films, maybe, and I stress, maybe your taste would be of some value. Just a thought, ya know.

Movies are my drug. They give me what I need on their own.

I’ll drink to that.

Always... Oups i thought you said LCD...lol

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"Life's just a bus stop to somewhere infinitely better." (Jim Varney)

No but I did watch one on speed once.
Real pain in the arse when the remote control gets stuck on fast forward.

Guilty. I do not advise it.

This post best read in Judge Dredd voice.

i watched oh, hello on broadway on netflix while coming down once. definitely made it even funnier but i was past the peak so it wasn't particularly trippy or anything. i think most good movies would become even cooler on acid but there are so many things i'd rather do while tripping so i doubt i'll ever really try it.

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letterboxd
criticker

Never did LSD. So the answer is a no. But some of Gaspar Noe's movies make feel I am on it.

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My Favorite Films

No LSD involved here. But this January I watched Brigadoon after waking up post-surgery. I was given extra oxygen on top of the painkillers which hadn’t worn off, so I was double high. The oxygen had more effect than the surgery itself, and I had to keep inhaling it every few minutes. Wasn’t allowed to do anything but was allowed my laptop.

I have no idea why I chose to watch Brigadoon but I wasn’t really thinking, it just popped into my head. I expected it to be different, though, a bit Lynchian, my memory of what it’s about must have been completely wiped out.

Two things: probably because I’d programmed myself for that, it felt creepy. I remember one moment when I felt I was being sucked into the screen, The Ring-style, when everyone was dancing. The film felt like a mash-up of Lost Highway and Midsommar. I’d guess LSD is more fun, but my painkillers were really strong; apparently I wasn’t with it for about three days.

(Then I remembered Netflix and switched to Hannibal).

When one is on LSD, EVERYTHING is a movie: in Technicolor and with unlimited scene changes...

I agree... I gotta have music. I never have a desire to watch TV of any kind.

Never really tripped while indoors, though I do remember coming home after a night in the woods and seeing American Gladiators on T.V, had me literally rolling on the floor giggling and snorting, most ludicrous thing I have ever seen.

Surprisingly many drug addicts on this forum... who knew

What are you surprised about?



First off, you can't don't become addicted to LSD. This was about movie experiences. I've posted this on other sites and have read interesting responses.

I guess drinking beer (and not remembering the movie) is suddenly not a drug?

I don't do drugs myself, but I've heard that some watch Heavy Metal while dropping acid.

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Look, Dr. Lesh, we don't care about the disturbances, the pounding and the flashing, the screaming, the music. We just want you to find our little girl.

I often drop the remote while watching a movie

so someone can pick it up for you?

I think you'd need to choose a movie carefully, or that could become more of a journey than you'd expect. I'd probably choose something like The Wizard of Oz. Munchkin Land is already pretty darn trippy.