“For No Good Reason” is a film centered on Ralph Steadman, with Johnny Depp leading the visually captivating exploration. The film breaks traditional storytelling norms, effortlessly blending interviews with animation, and in true Gonzo style, it challenges notions of observation and truth. Steadman’s artwork, including pieces from Hunter S. Thompson’s “Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas,” is animated for the first time. The film features appearances by Richard E. Grant, Terry Gilliam, and Bruce Robinson, and includes music by Slash, The All-American Rejects, Jason Mraz, Crystal Castles, Ed Harcourt, and Beth Orton. It is a heartfelt and occasionally humorous portrayal of sincerity, friendship, and the drive behind an artist’s ambition. The film serves as an authentic chronicle of the decline of the 20th-century counterculture and hipster ideals, with Ralph Steadman standing as one of the last Gonzo visionaries.