the documentary is interspersed with parodies of the overblown "Just Say No" after-school specials of the 1980s, and for the parents and adults who lived through that time, the accuracy of these parodies is as disconcerting as it is incredibly funny
since those anecdotes are about hallucinogenic drug usage, this Netflix Original can hardly help but be entertaining. It also comes nicely kitted out with plentiful animation, campy archival snippets, comedy-sketch "reenactments" and more
as goofy as it is good-natured, "Good Trip" aims to entertain, not educate, as it presents a star-studded parade of celebrity reminiscences about taking hallucinogenic drugs. Mostly, it succeeds
by Brian Costello [Common Sense Media ]
by Michael O'Sullivan [Washington Post ]
