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Films and TV shows that feel like Tomorrow Never Knows by The Beatles

A hypnotic, ego-dissolving trip that tells you to turn off your mind and float downstream into the unknown, with studio experiment and spiritual awe.

  1. Yellow Submarine (1968): The Beatles' own psychedelic animated trip, with swirling visuals matching the song's dreamlike studio experimentation.
  2. 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968): Its Stargate sequence is a cosmic, ego-dissolving journey into the unknown.
  3. Magical Mystery Tour (1967): The Beatles' surreal, free-form TV film from the same psychedelic era.
  4. Across the Universe (2007): A 60s counterculture musical built from Beatles songs, with hallucinatory set pieces.
  5. Head (1968): The Monkees' fractured, anarchic psychedelic film that breaks every convention.
  6. Easy Rider (1969): Its acid-trip cemetery sequence captures 60s consciousness-expanding searching.
  7. Fantasia (1940): Abstract visuals set to music, a forerunner of the song's sound-and-vision hypnosis.
  8. The Beatles: Get Back (2021): Shows the band's creative process and studio world of the late 60s.

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