Sentences with phrase «head trip»

She's not the first scientist to take this kind of head trip.

I am beyond the games and superficial head trips.

End your booth tour with Headlander, a retro sci - fi head trip by Double Fine Productions.

There's a few tiny technical hitches, some detective work that feels a little too obscure, and a lead character voiced in an inconsistent manner, yet the strength of the game's world - building, and execution of its memorable literal head trips, softens the blow considerably.

This anti-intellectualism was reinforced by the 17th century's flight from theology (a flight partially justified by the onslaught of rationalism in the schools; good mystics suspected that head trips alone are no exclusive way to truth).

Madden, 59, has headed TRIP for 30 years.

An aggressive head trip, the movie obviously isn't for everyone — and some of its potency may be diminished on the home screen — but it's a lot more bracing and energizing than Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.

His hallucinatory experiences formed the basis of a novel — which in turn spawned this singular Eighties head trip from connoisseur of the weird Ken Russell.

Flight, polarizing head trips Cloud Atlas and The Master, and foreign language dark horse Amour.

Yet it's a beautiful head trip, too, like a John Milius film reduced to its pure, masculine essence and shot through one of Alejandro Jodorowsky's lens filters.

Whether it's modern noir («L.A. Confidential»), an old classic («Chinatown»), a genre - bending head trip («Mulholland Dr.») or even a cartoon («Who Framed Roger Rabbit»), film loves to pull back the curtain of Hollywood's seedy underbelly and expose the world of crime.

The goal of it was to make a slow paced, psychedelic head trip.

If the first two days are any indication, the Cannes programmers may be laying down some thematic head trips this year.

The upshot of this, of course, is that — as much I'd be tickled by a subversive victory for Anomalisa — Pixar's other movie this year, Pete Docter's loving head trip Inside Out, is going to win handily.

Prose tap dancer Beaudoin's story of goth girl Sophie Blue and dreamy jock Kenny Fade is a baffling head trip that is either an Infinite Jest for the zit - cream crowd or a big old pile of gobbledygook.

We can ship 40,000 pounds of lettuce from California to New York, 3000 miles or.075 miles / pound, yet people think that driving 10 miles to buy 10 pounds of produce is saving the planet to think nothing of the farmer's journey to the market and his dead - head trip back to the farm.

With an ambition to head trip in the digital world and introduce an extraordinary tinge of exclusivity, both teams collaborated to bring out matchless services».

It's kind of a head trip.

It shows you that this interference thing is just a head trip.»

Christianity is much more than a «head trip»; it is a way of life together.

Many are intellectualizers who keep distance from feelings — their own and others — by chronic: «head trips.»

From The Head Trip by Jeff Warren.

In his fascinating new book, The Head Trip: Adventures on the Wheel of Consciousness (Random House, $ 24.95), science writer Jeff Warren explores some familiar and some less familiar states of consciousness, everything from daydreams to lucid dreams.

Head trip.

wanting good time with no head trips OK,

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Dalt Wizzy's dizzy marketers repackaged the 1940 Fantasia as a similar «head trip» movie.

It's a head trip.

Trading and trend following can be a head trip if you do not follow your rules.

It's a bit of a head trip, but one well worth taking.

Fusing the visual idioms of graffiti, Abstract Expressionism, and Color Field painting is no mean feat, but Curry seems to have accomplished it here in vibrant paintings such as Command Minus and Head Trip.

Peter Plagens and Lane Relyea, «Head Trips,» Artforum 33, 8 (April 1995), pp. 62 — 9 (ill.).