Disney+ Debuts Trailer For Disney Original Documentary’s ‘Mickey: The Story of A Mouse’ —

Today, Disney+ released the teaser trailer for Mickey: The Story of A Mouse from Disney Original Documentary. The announcement comes out of D23 Expo in Anaheim, which launched the official kick-off to the 100th anniversary celebration of The Walt Disney Company. The feature documentary will premiere globally on Disney+ on November 18 – Mickey Mouse’s…

Disney+ Debuts Trailer For Disney Original Documentary’s ‘Mickey: The Story of A Mouse’ —

Documentaries to See Before You Die Part I

  1. Apollo 11 – 2019
  2. 20 Feet from Stardom – 2013
  3. Minding the Gap – 2018
  4. Man on Wire – 2008
  5. Dick Johnson is Dead – 2020
  6. Amy – 2015
  7. Totally Under Control – 2020
  8. Stop Making Sense – 1984
  9. Inside Job – 2010
  10. Hoop Dreams – 1994
  11. One Child Nation – 2019
  12. Iris – 2015
  13. Rewind – 2020
  14. The Invisible War – 2012
  15. Spellbound – 2002
  16. March of the Penguins – 2005
  17. Muscle Shoals – 2013
  18. Citizenfour – 2014
  19. Tower – 2016
  20. Blackfish – 2013
  21. McQueen – 2018
  22. Amazing Grace – 2019
  23. Crip Camp: A Disability Revolution – 2020
  24. Athlete A – 2020
  25. Slay the Dragon – 2020
  26. 56 & Up – 2013
  27. Collective – 2020
  28. Three Indentical Strangers – 2018
  29. Time – 2020
  30. The Decline of Western Civilization – 1981
  31. Jiro Dreams of Sushi – 2012
  32. Seymour: An Introduction – 2015
  33. On the Record – 2020
  34. Sound CIty – 2013
  35. The Look of Silence – 2015
  36. RBG – 2018
  37. Life Itself -2018
  38. Faces Places – 2017
  39. The Last Waltz – 1978
  40. Welcome to Chechnya – 2020
  41. Paris is Burning – 1991
  42. Capturing the Friedmans – 2003
  43. I am Not Your Negro – 2017
  44. Taxi to the Dark Side – 2007
  45. The Interrupters – 2011
  46. A Thousand Cuts – 2020
  47. More Than Honey – 2013
  48. Hitchcock/Truffaut – 2015
  49. The War Tapes – 2006
  50. We Were Kings – 1996
  51. Rivers and Tides – 2001
  52. Bill Cunningham: New York – 2010
  53. Last Train Home – 2010
  54. Afghan Star – 2009
  55. The Missing Picture – 2014
  56. Maiden – 2019
  57. Knock Down the House – 2019
  58. Muderball – 2005
  59. Free Solo – 2018
  60. Won’t You Be My Neighbor? – 2018
  61. Waste Land – 2010
  62. Bowling for Columbine – 2002
  63. Searching for Sugar Man – 2012
  64. Grey Gardens – 1975
  65. The Work – 2017
  66. The Act of Killing – 2012
  67. Gleason – 2016
  68. Life, Animated – 2016
  69. How to Survive a Plague – 2012
  70. O.J.: Made in America – 2016
  71. The Times of Harvey Milk – 1984
  72. The Thin Blue Line – 1998
  73. Harlan County, U.S.A. – 1976
  74. Shoah – 1985
  75. Night and Fog – 1956
  76. Don’t Look Back – 1967
  77. Nanook of the North – 1922
  78. Man with a Movie Camera – 1929
  79. Grizzly Man – 2005
  80. Hearts and Minds – 1974
  81. Roger & Me – 1989
  82. Titicut Follies – 1967
  83. Lake of FIre – 2006
  84. Woodstock – 1970
  85. The Sorrow and the Pity – 1969
  86. Salesman – 1969
  87. Triumph of the Will – 1935
  88. Crumb – 1994
  89. Gimme Shelter – 1970
  90. For Sama – 2019
  91. Monterey Pop – 1968
  92. F for Fake – 1973
  93. Kon-Tiki – 1950
  94. Helen Keller in Her Story – 1954
  95. The War Game – 1966
  96. The Hellstrom Chronicle – 1971
  97. Marjoe – 1972
  98. Malcolm X – 1972
  99. The 81st Blow – 1974
  100. Best Boy – 1979

Top Feminist Films Part 2

60. Faces – 1968

61. A Smiling Madame Beudet – 1923

62. 3 Women – 1977

63. Drowning by Numbers – 1988

64. Street of Shame – 1956

65. Women Without Men – 2009

66. Entre Nous – 1983

67. The House of Sand – 2005

68. Sweetie – 1989

69. Girls Town – 1996

70. The Children’s Hour – 1961

71. Ukraine is Not a Brothel – 2013

72. Bhutto – 2010

73. Kadosh – 1999

74. Klute – 1971

75. Real Women Have Curves – 2002

76. Lovely & Amazing – 2001

77. A Taste of Honey – 1961

78. He Named Me Malala – 2015

79. It’s a Girl! – 2012

80. Medea – 1988

81. After Tiller – 2013

82. Mrs. Parker and the Vicious Circle – 1994

83. A Case of Rape – 1972

84. Girl Rising – 2013

85. The Apple – 1998

86. When We Leave – 2010

87. Everlasting Moments – 2008

88. Stella Dallas – 1937

89. Camille – 1936

90. Tangerine – 2015

91. The Sleeping Voice – 2011

92. The Invisible War – 2012

93. She’s Beautiful When She’s Angry – 2014

94. RBG – 2018

95. Adam’s Rib – 1949

96. Harper Valley PTA – 1978

97. The Burning Bed – 1984

98. Working Girls – 1986

99. The Watermelon Woman – 1996

100. Offside – 2006

Have a Good Trip: Adventures in Psychedelics (2020)

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Have a Good Trip: Adventures in Psychedelics, is a 2020  documentary directed by Donick Cary. It features many different types of celebrities talking about experiences taking psychedelic drugs. Some of the stories are funny, some are serious and some a mixture of both. Each story is different from the others and is reenacted by actors, animation, or a combination of both. Nick Offerman is main star of the film, who plays the scientist, explaining who different hallucinogenic drugs affect the mind and body.

The science behind the drugs is the most interesting part of this film. The celebs mostly talk about what it’s like to on particular drugs, a few actually tell stories of being on them. Many of the tales are like being in Wonderland or My Little Pony World and are not interesting, probably unless you have experienced it for yourself as well. Other tales have seriousness combined with humor, like having fun until something bad happens to someone or something or both. Maybe this film would be enjoyable under the influence of a hallucinogenic or alcohol.

There are celebrities from actors, musicians, comedians, television show hosts, writers, etc., so you get a variety of different people, many whom you wouldn’t think would ever do drugs. This documentary takes a deep nose dive into a serious subject and the majority of it feels more like a comedy film rather than something to learn from.

Grateful Dead drummer Bill Kreutzmann and hippie singer Donovan do appear in the movie and talk not just about their experiences on psychedelics but also how drugs shaped the 1960s and 70s. They provide their encounter with more seriousness than the rest of the guests, also providing historical facts with their happenings.

The film does go into a brief segment about the history of psychedelic drugs and another segment talks about Timothy Leary the clinical psychologist that helped form the Harvard Psilocybin Project from 1960-62 and is considered a pioneer in psychedelic drugs research. This is one of the few interesting parts of this movie, because you actually learn, unlike the majority of the famous guests’ stories.

If you want to learn watch a real documentary on drugs, not this where you learn some, but not enough. If you want to know what it’s like to be on hallucinogenic antidotes, than you will likely enjoy this one.  If you already know what it’s like to live in a yellow submarine, you definitely will be entertained. Major documentary fans, may want to steer clear of this one

The drug tales are entertaining but many are too silly to be in a documentary movie, even though they’re factual, you’re not actually learning about what the drugs do to you only what someone has done under the influence of it, although Nick Offerman explains it.

Not the best documentary I’ve ever seen, but definitely not the worst. At times it feels bad to laugh at someone whacked out on an illegal substance where they’re frying their brain cells. You think they’re stupid for doing it, but you end up laughing anyway, which isn’t exactly a good thing, since the substances are an addictive.

Bottom line, you learn some, but not enough from this movie. More science and history is definitely what this film needs to be an excellent one. It feels like a few of the celebrities interviewed are endorsing hallucinatory drug usage. I know the famous people’s stories are the main point of the film, but it needed more facts and history, to be considered a documentary style film. Adults only. 3/5