History Main / DisneyAcidSequence

* The VillainRecruitmentSong [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JaQMVdkFDr0 "That's Motivation"]] in ''Absolute Beginners'' (1986) is presented in this manner -- the villain in question (played by DavidBowie, who also wrote the song) is an advertising executive who sees his work as selling ''dreams'', after all.

* The VillainRecruitmentSong [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JaQMVdkFDr0 "That's Motivation"]] in ''Absolute Beginners'' (1986) is presented in this manner -- the villain in question (played by DavidBowie, who also wrote the song) is an advertising executive who sees his work as selling dreams, so it's rather fitting that this trope is used to tempt the hero into joining forces with him.

* The VillainRecruitmentSong [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JaQMVdkFDr0 "That's Motivation"]] in ''Absolute Beginners'' (1986) is presented in this manner -- the villain in question (played by DavidBowie, who also wrote the song) is an advertising executive who sees his work as selling dreams, so it's rather fitting that he conjures up a colorful fantasy to tempt the hero into joining him.

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* [[TheFlintstones A Man Called Flintstone]] had trippy sequences for the songs ''A Spy-Type Guy'', ''Teammates'', and ''Tickle, Tickle''

* [[TheFlintstones A Man Called Flintstone]] had trippy sequences for the song ''A Spy-Type Guy'', ''Teammates'', and ''Tickle, Tickle''

* [[TheFlintstones A Man Called Flintstone]] had trippy sequences for the song ''A Spy-Type Guy'' and ''Teammates''

* [[TheFlintstones A Man Called Flintstone]] had a trippy sequence for the song ''A Spy-Type Guy''

** Where there's a whip, baby!

* ''{{Fantasia}}'' can be thought of as an excuse to make an entire movie of these. However, this may be something of a subversion in that ''Fantasia'' really lacked a sustained plot to deviate from with its musical numbers (though it should be noted that all but two of the musical numbers had a plot inspired by the piece of music it was set to). The same can be said of ''Fantasia 2000''.
** The two "non-plot-driven" pieces in ''Fantasia'': "Meet the Soundtrack", and the Bach Toccata and Fugue in D-minor.
* "Pink Elephants on Parade" in ''{{Dumbo}}'' is probably the best example because it's chemically induced within the story. Though this scene is generally associated with LSD culture, pink elephants are actually a reference to hallucinations suffered by alcoholics during withdrawal, a condition called Delirium Tremens or "The DT's." A particularly delicious Belgian ale is called Delirium Tremens and features pink elephants on the bottle.

Subtrope of WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs. When it actually ''is'' substance induced, see MushroomSamba.

** [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OSIgC1GWC38 The final scene "It's All Too Much"]] Is an Acid Sequence ''within'' an Acid Sequence (the rest of the movie)!

** Hemp?

-->Candace: "I have no idea what just happened."
** Neither do we, Candace.

** Given that every other musical number happens within the confines of the world around them DESPITE being a shop backroom full of hacked together 'mutant' appliances and the cars in a junkyard being sent to the crusher, Cutting Edge definately counts as the Acid Sequence.

* "What's not to Love" from the New York episode of [[TotalDramaIsland Total Drama World Tour]] definately counts.

* "The Worst Witch". Tim Curry. The Halloween Song. So [[CrowningMomentOfAwesome amazingly awesome]] it deserves a [[http://x-entertainment.com/messages/435.html play-by-play]].

** 1/2 also has Timon's song, "That's All I Need."

* "Bumble Bee Boogie" from MelodyTime is a nightmarish journey through the music world from the POV of a poor bug.

* [[ThatGuyWithTheglasses The Nostalgia Critic]] does one of these in his review for Junior. In the middle of the review he falls asleep and has a bizarre dream sequence while singing a song about how boring the movie is.

** Don't forget "Bimbo's Initiation". I sometimes wonder if the many burning ropes we see in Fleischer films are a now-obscure reference to weed.