'Wow!'

'The Trip is just a film about a guy taking LSD and tripping. That is the entire plot. Roger Corman was at his most experimental here, layering the film with a psychedelic atmosphere and hallucinogenic visuals. Written by Jack Nicholson, the cool, disconnected imagery and rapidly edited montages are very evocative. They're boosted by the colourful sets and great reuse of old material to make the journey feel larger. The Trip is very '60s, capturing the zeitgeist of drugs and hippies and embracing that trend. It's also very funny and a fair depiction of drug-taking which neither glamorises nor demonises drug use. It's a groovy film.'
An Honest Review

Written by a pre-fame Jack Nicholson, the film is noted for its wild cinematography - director Roger Corman famously consumed LSD to ensure the visual hallucinations were accurate. The Trip notoriously launched a craze for psychedelic cinema. However, it fell foul of the UK's conservative censors, getting repeatedly banned in Britain in 1967, 1971, 1981, and 1988 before eventually being passed for DVD release in 2004.

'A definitive commercial for acid... boundlessly optimistic.'
Time Out

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