Just venting via vacuous observations... ;)
Is anyone else positively happy and grateful for NOT having been a part of the "generation" that is supposed to be depicted in this film?
What a pretentious, vapid bore...!
And I suspect Antonioni's rendition of the reigning atmosphere of the time - among "the young and the restless", that is - is actually rather accurate (hence my initial, not at all rhetoric question).
Give me "La Dolce Vita" anytime... Yes, I know it's not the same era (not even the same decade, strictly speaking), but there are more truly "revolutionary" elements in a single vacant stare of Mastroianni & Co. than in this manifesto of... whatever it is that it pretends to be "manifesting".
"Darling" is another good film from the 60s.
And to think that "Death in Venice" was practically contemporary to this film...
Frankly, it's no wonder that the "flower power" never resulted in anything substantial - or that most of its members exchanged their incense sticks for attache suitcases long before the decade was over...
(Yes, now I am being obnoxious on purpose. ;))