I haven't even seen finding Nemo. Does anyone else feel like watching these kinds of movies baked is trippy? I remember seeing toy story 3 in the theatre tripping on brownies and it was intense as fuck. Sent from my phone
fkn edits not working so you'll have to click the links pretty much anything by hiyao miyazaki. Spirited Away is an especially good one for when your blazing. http://25.media.tumblr.com/ea8df619150c5649d0175dc557b4fb2b/tumblr_mg9ipqdH401rtt9fwo1_500.gif actually probably going to dl it tonight forgot how awesome it was https://encrypted-tbn2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRLP9xiDkot81LPFhEenGwuXMJUnU05diprYfHhKKbX43FVDFbA
Fist of the north star is dope. Bunch of fighting and extreme gore whenever someone gets rekt https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ymoaQwAD77Y
My friends and I used to watch Cartoon Network to dub step and rap. Haha it's funny as hell sometimes it matches up
Cartoon Network and make sure you check out Rabbids Invasion on Nickelodeon lol that is definitely made for stoners.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TbQm5doF_Uc ^trailer Ridicule me, but I love animated films like the ones from the likes of Disney, or DreamWorks. They usually end up being more 'trippy' than I expected as well. If you can tolerate semi-prevalent musical numbers (it is a musical after all, but not too much too the point where I get tired of it quickly as I do with other musicals, oddly enough), watch 'Frozen'. It has some deeply resonating themes for everyone, and the artwork in the animation is awesome, literally. I mean I was high as shit throughout the movie, but there so many visually gorgeous shots I was like "Damn" or "whoa..." half the time. It's extremely re-watchable, and I personally gave it a 10/10. The only other (recent) animated titles I rated that high have been wreck-it ralph and how to train your dragon. You should check those out too. Frozen is pretty appropriate for the season, too, lol. I'm in Chicago, so... But yeah, here's a few screenies: \\ and here's a sample from the movie, it's the best song from the movie IMO http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=moSFlvxnbgk You can tell the producers marketed the movie to children but made it with older viewers in mind, case in point one of the main characters saying "frozen fractals". Pretty sure some high-schoolers won't even know what that means.