Director:
Roger CormanGuión:
Jack NicholsonCámara:
Archie R. DalzellReparto:
Peter Fonda, Susan Strasberg, Bruce Dern, Dennis Hopper, Salli Sachse, Barboura Morris, Judy Lang, Dick Miller, Luana Anders, Roger Arroyo, Peter Bogdanovich (más)Streaming (1)
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Tras ser abandonado por su mujer, Paul Groves (Peter Fonda), un realizador de anuncios para televisión, está sufriendo una profunda crisis personal. Busca entonces ayuda en su amigo John (Bruce Dern), pero a éste sólo se le ocurre incitarlo a consumir LSD, una droga alucinógena. La necesidad de evadirse y la curiosidad llevan a Paul a probarla para hacer un "viaje" a las ocultas dimensiones del subconsciente. (Filmin)
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Corman's feature-length screensaver earned its status as a cult movie largely due not only to its subject matter, but primarily its context. It was here that Jack Nicholson, Peter Fonda and Dennis Hopper met each other and, during their joint preparation in the style of Stanislavski, they laid the groundwork for their truly cult project, Easy Rider. Producer Roger Corman, who also handled directing duties, put forth a study group with LSD, so Nicholson’s screenplay for this film about nothing fit right in with his obsession with Edgar Allan Poe. The Trip combines within itself Corman’s undeniable craftsmanship, his feel for the commercially exploitable phenomena of the day, and his ability to exploit enthusiastic young talents with the illusion that they were making their own film. ()