Look, this is a documentary about famous people talking about their acid trips. That's the whole thing.
If you're a parent researching this because your teen asked to watch it: hard no. This isn't educational in the way a DARE program is educational—it's celebrities reminiscing about drug experiences with a comedic, mostly non-judgmental lens.
For adults? It's... fine? The 6.8 IMDb and mixed critical reception tell the story: it's mildly entertaining if you're already interested in psychedelic culture, but it's not particularly insightful or well-executed. The animation gimmick gets old, and the celebrity angle feels more like name-dropping than substance.
The WISE score is low because this has zero applicability to family viewing and limited enrichment value even for adults. It's not bad necessarily, just extremely niche and definitely not something that belongs anywhere near a family media diet.




