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(#1) Doctor Strange
- 2016
Doctor Strange spins a magical realm where reality and mystical forces intertwine effortlessly. Marvel fans delving into shroom psychedelia will marvel at the mind-bending visuals and kaleidoscopic landscape portrayed by Benedict Cumberbatch and crew.
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(#2) Alice in Wonderland
- 2010
Alice in Wonderland, the ultimate trip down the rabbit hole, offers a fungally-enhanced journey into a fantastical world of quirky characters, charming idioms, and absurd logic. With touches of Wonderland whimsy, shroomers will feel right at home with the Mad Hatter and Cheshire Cat.
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(#3) Avatar
- 2009
Avatar, with its lush Pandora landscapes and mystical creatures, is a visual feast for those looking to enhance their shroom trip. James Cameron's innovative technology, coupled with the vibrant colors and otherworldly cast of characters, navigates one through an enthralling sensory experience.
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(#4) Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
- 1998
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, an ode to drug culture, amps up the frenzy of a mushroom trip. Johnny Depp's gonzo odyssey, filled with tracers, hallucinations, and wacky characters, provides a wild ride perfect for letting the trip steer the experience.
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(#5) Interstellar
- 2014
Interstellar elevates shroomers into the cosmos, exploring the mind-bending realm of space, time, and infinity. Guided by Matthew McConaughey and Anne Hathaway, the jaw-dropping visuals and cosmic mysteries lend themselves to philosophical musings and an appreciation of the universe.
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(#6) Guardians of the Galaxy
- 2014
Guardians of the Galaxy offers galactic escapades through its ragtag team of misfits. With its explosive visuals, kaleidoscopic colors, and comic relief from Chris Pratt, shroomers will find themselves engulfed by a high-spirited cosmic adventure.
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(#7) The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
- 2005
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy hits the cosmic jackpot with its whimsical portrayal of the universe, satisfying the shroomer's thirst for the eccentric. Martin Freeman and friends deliver a comical relief laced with existential wonder, making it perfect for an otherworldly trip.
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(#8) Fantasia
- 1940
Fantasia, a delightful fusion of wondrous animation and classical music, tickles shroomers' senses and sparks their creativity. As the enchanting sequences ebb and flow with the harmonies, viewers are transported into a vibrant and captivating world of artistry and imagination.
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(#9) Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory
- 1971
Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory brings viewers into a candy-coated paradise, with Gene Wilder's whimsical portrayal and a playful cast of characters. The scrumdiddlyumptious visuals and psychedelic boat ride are guaranteed to sweeten any shroom trip.
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(#10) Labyrinth
- 1986
Labyrinth, a cult classic, entrances shroomers with its mesmerizing meld of fantasy and reality. Enlivened by David Bowie's spellbinding presence, the trippy visuals and idiosyncratic puppetry create an irresistibly surreal experience.
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(#11) Fantasia 2000
- 1999
Fantasia 2000, the spiritual successor to the original magnum opus, rekindles the flame of visual storytelling and imagination. The updated symphony of music and animation will entrance shroom-savvy folks, magnetizing them into a world where anything is possible.
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(#12) Pink Floyd – The Wall
- 1982
Pink Floyd – The Wall transcends the boundaries of music and film with its dark, evocative, and powerful visuals. A true testament to the band's creative genius, this cinematic masterpiece provides shroomers with a thought-provoking and emotionally rich experience.
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(#13) Inception
- 2010
Inception, known for its mind-twisting plot and thrilling visuals, piques shroomers' curiosity in the realm of dreams and alternate realities. Leonardo DiCaprio's journey delves deep into the psyche, unleashing a world where the power of perception may just be the ultimate trip.
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(#14) The Matrix
- 1999
The Matrix weaves a reality-bending world where everything is questioned and the fabric of existence is unfurled. Keanu Reeves' decisive quest lends itself to shroom-fueled introspection and awe for the intricate web of possibilities.
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(#15) Howl's Moving Castle
- 2004
Howl's Moving Castle, a Studio Ghibli treasure, submerges shroomers in a beautifully animated world where mysticism and love reign supreme. Guided by the tender voice of Christian Bale, this visually spellbinding tale invites viewers to embrace the limitless potential within their imaginations.
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(#16) Scott Pilgrim vs. the World
- 2010
Scott Pilgrim vs. the World bursts with high-octane energy, vibrant visuals, and a rocking soundtrack to boot. Michael Cera's comic book world is the perfect setting for shroomers to cheer on the hero and get lost in its stylistic flair and colorful chaos.
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(#17) Samsara
- 2011
Samsara, a non-verbal documentary, is a mesmerizing global journey through various human and natural landscapes. The breathtaking visuals, thematic resonance, and emotive music allow shroomers to soar through a sea of cosmic connection and shared humanity.
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(#18) Yellow Submarine
- 1968
Yellow Submarine, an animated Beatles musical odyssey, takes shroomers aboard a technicolored voyage through a sea of musical artistry. Funky animation, catchy tunes, and a groovy storyline make this film the perfect accompaniment to a kaleidoscopic trip.
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(#19) The Wizard of Oz
- 1939
The Wizard of Oz, a timeless Hollywood classic, whisks trippers down the psychedelic Yellow Brick Road to meet an enchanting cast of characters. Amidst the colorful world of Oz, the universally beloved soundtrack is sure to tug on the heartstrings of even the most whimsical shroomers.
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(#20) Alice Through the Looking Glass
- 2016
Alice Through the Looking Glass, a visually stunning sequel to Tim Burton's adaptation, catapults viewers further into Wonderland's psychedelic splendor. Following Mia Wasikowska, shroomers revisit the magical world and its delightfully quirky inhabitants.
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(#21) Thor: Ragnarok
- 2017
Thor: Ragnarok injects shroomers with a healthy dose of cosmic color, infectious humor, and universally acclaimed action. As Chris Hemsworth and his oddly endearing ragtag team tear through the universe, viewers are treated to a genuine good time.
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(#22) Who Framed Roger Rabbit
- 1988
Who Framed Roger Rabbit, a beloved fusion of live-action and animation, catapults shroomers into the zany world of Toontown. With Bob Hoskins alongside a cavalcade of familiar and wacky characters, this visually intriguing noir adventure is perfect for tripping down memory lane.
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(#23) Beetlejuice
- 1988
Beetlejuice, Tim Burton's brilliantly bizarre brainchild, brings the fantastical and macabre to life for shroom-tastic viewers. With Michael Keaton's surreal antics and a well-loved cast, this dark comedy promises to liven up any psychedelic adventure.
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(#24) Tenacious D in The Pick of Destiny
- 2006
Tenacious D in The Pick of Destiny, starring Jack Black and Kyle Gass, serves as a rollicking, tongue-in-cheek tribute to the power of rock n' roll. As the duo embarks on their quest for the ultimate guitar pick, shroomers will feel inspired by their epic tunes and uproarious antics.
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(#25) Rango
- 2011
Rango, an animated delight featuring the vocal talent of Johnny Depp, brings the colorful and surrealist ethos of the Wild West to shroomers. The vibrant visuals and offbeat humor make for a toe-tapping, hallucinogenic hoedown.
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(#26) Across the Universe
- 2007
Across the Universe melds the euphoria of psychedelic visuals, mesmerizing story, and iconic Beatles tunes. This unmistakably trippy tribute is ideal for shroomers to reminisce while traversing the mind-expanding tapestry of love, war, and music.
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(#27) Princess Mononoke
- 1997
Princess Mononoke, a Studio Ghibli masterpiece, spins an enthralling tale of nature, love, and redemption. With richly layered animation and deep allegory, this beloved epic adventure envelops shroomers in a lush world of poignant beauty.
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(#28) The Lego Movie
- 2014
The Lego Movie, a vibrantly ambitious concoction, plasters shroomers into a world built entirely of plastic blocks. The high-spirited humor and star-studded voice cast make this joyous film a delightful and unexpected psychedelic adventure.
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(#29) The Fifth Element
- 1997
The Fifth Element, a visionary sci-fi gem, immerses trippers into a futuristic universe bursting with color and eccentricity. Bruce Willis and Milla Jovovich provide a cinematic treasure trove, encapsulating the essence of cosmic intrigue and excitement.
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(#30) The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus
- 2009
The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus, a whimsically fantastical journey through the dreamscape, enchants shroomers with its mind-bending visuals and all-star cast. Guided by Heath Ledger in his final role, this Terry Gilliam masterpiece is perfect for an introspective trip.
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(#31) Tron: Legacy
- 2010
Tron: Legacy plunges the viewer into a neon digital world filled with dazzling visuals and elegant soundscapes by Daft Punk. As Jeff Bridges navigates this surreal realm, shroomers will find themselves fully immersed in a cyber-paradise like no other.
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(#32) Inside Out
- 2015
Inside Out, an imaginative exploration of the emotional world, strikes a chord with shroomers as they embark on a poignant journey with Joy, Sadness, and the gang. Pixar's psychedelic visuals and tender storytelling make this film a heartwarming choice for an introspective trip.
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(#33) Annihilation
- 2018
Annihilation, a mind-bending sci-fi thriller, engulfs shroomers in a world warped by an eerie, otherworldly phenomenon. As Natalie Portman ventures deeper into the enigmatic Shimmer, the film's striking visuals and haunting atmosphere resonate with the psychedelic experience.
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(#34) Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope
- 1977
Star Wars, a beloved space saga, whisks shroomers to a galaxy far, far away for an unforgettable interstellar escapade. As they join Jedi knights, lovable droids, and iconic heroes, shroomers will discover a new layer of appreciating such a legendary franchise.
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(#35) Fantastic Planet
- 1973
Fantastic Planet, an animated sci-fi classic, invites shroomers to explore a surreal alien world teeming with bizarre creatures and captivating landscapes. This cult film's unique visual style and cerebral narrative ensure a mesmerizing trip for the adventurous viewer.
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(#36) Pineapple Express
- 2008
Pineapple Express, a stoner comedy romp, keeps shroomers entertained as Seth Rogen and James Franco embark on a high-stakes, marijuana-fueled quest. The film's hilarious antics, infectious humor, and weed-infused hijinks make it an ideal choice for lighthearted fun during a trip.
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(#37) Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
- 2005
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Tim Burton's eccentric spin on the classic tale, entrances shroomers with its vibrant landscapes, whimsical characters, and darkly comedic undertones. With Johnny Depp's bizarre Willy Wonka leading the way, viewers will find a twisted, yet captivating experience within Burton's chocolate haven.
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(#38) Heavy Metal
- 1981
Heavy Metal, an animated anthology of fantastical stories, narrated through the lens of adult-oriented sci-fi, ushers shroomers into a vivid, if at times dark, world of extraordinary imagery and rock music. Each gripping tale promises to stimulate the senses and captivate the imagination.
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(#39) How to Train Your Dragon
- 2010
How to Train Your Dragon, a colorful animated adventure, soars shroomers into the skies alongside dragons and the lovable outcast Hiccup. The lively visuals, heartwarming themes, and overarching sense of wonder make this film a delightful flight of fancy for those seeking an uplifting trip.
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(#40) Donnie Darko
- 2001
Donnie Darko, a cult favorite, intrigues trippers with its enigmatic blend of sci-fi, teen angst, and surreal rabbit mask. As they join Jake Gyllenhaal's journey through the veil of reality, shroomers will find themselves engrossed in a visually and intellectually stimulating experience.
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(#41) The Fountain
- 2006
The Fountain, a visually stunning and profoundly moving tale, weaves an intricate narrative spanning across time and space. As Hugh Jackman and Rachel Weisz grapple with themes of love, loss, and spirituality, shroomers will discover themselves lost in a tapestry of poignant beauty.
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(#42) The Truman Show
- 1998
The Truman Show, a thought-provoking exploration of reality framed in a satirical candy-coated setting, sparks introspection and curiosity in shroomers. As they follow Jim Carrey's poignant struggle for autonomy, they reflect on the boundaries of their perceptions.
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(#43) Life of Pi
- 2012
Life of Pi, a visually and emotionally evocative storytelling experience, casts shroomers adrift alongside a young survivor and a Bengal tiger. The breathtaking, dreamlike visuals accompanying their tale resonate deeply with the celestial beauty of the psychedelic experience.
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(#44) Cloud Atlas
- 2012
Cloud Atlas, a multifaceted epic drama spanning across centuries, showcases a majestic tapestry of interconnected narratives. The film's bold visuals and ambitious concept, featuring Tom Hanks and Halle Berry, make it an exhilarating journey for the intellectually engaged shroomer.
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(#45) The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part
- 2019
The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part, a worthy sequel to its wildly beloved predecessor, maintains a vibrantly animated world and zany sense of humor. Shroomers can expect a whirlwind of laughter, color, and self-aware fun, perfect for a feel-good, trippy adventure.
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(#46) The Lion King
- 1994
The Lion King, a cherished animated classic, enchants shroomers with its artfully portrayed animal kingdom, heartwarming story, and iconic soundtrack. As they revisit the powerful themes of destiny and self-discovery, viewers will find new layers of appreciation for the beloved tale.
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(#47) Loving Vincent
- 2017
Loving Vincent, the world's first fully painted feature film, submerges shroomers into an animated masterpiece crafted in the style of Vincent van Gogh. The visually incredulous storytelling, full of swirling colors and poignant emotions, makes this a truly immersive experience for the discerning shroomer.
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(#48) Baraka
- 1992
Baraka, a visually arresting nonverbal documentary, immerses shroomers in a poetic journey through human culture and nature. The film's breathtaking imagery, global scope, and ethereal music make for a transcendent experience, perfect for introspection and connection.
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(#49) Mr. Nobody
- 2009
Mr. Nobody, a deeply philosophical and visually rich exploration of choice and branching realities, challenges shroomers to ponder the ultimate "what ifs." As they follow Jared Leto through the many possible lives he could have led, the mesmerizing story and visual splendor will enthrall those seeking a thought-provoking trip.
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(#50) Watchmen
- 2009
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(#51) America: The Motion Picture
- 2021
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(#52) Moulin Rouge!
- 2001
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(#53) Color Out of Space
- 2019
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(#54) Climax
- 2018
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(#55) Swiss Army Man
- 2016
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(#56) The Cell
- 2000
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(#57) The Royal Tenenbaums
- 2001
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(#58) Bliss
- 2019
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(#59) The Secret Life of Walter Mitty
- 2013
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(#60) Free Solo
- 2018
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(#61) Willy's Wonderland
- 2021
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(#62) Titus
- 1999
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(#63) Suspiria
- 2018
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(#64) Meru
- 2015
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(#65) Into the Wild
- 2007
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(#66) The Peanut Butter Falcon
- 2019
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(#67) We Are Your Friends
- 2015
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(#68) Memory House
- 2020
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(#69) Midnight in Paris
- 2011
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