This movie was created/released during the heyday of "revolutionary" college kids, that is to say, privileged useful idiots. Other revolting entries in this category include The Strawberry Statement and Getting Straight.
The opening sequence: imagine yourself stuck in a room with a bunch of morons who are verbally sparring over who is most important. Feel it. Magnify that feeling by a thousand. Super groovy.
Then, The Pigs are really mean, and The Man has a business meeting. The cool kids do far-out things, and there's a painful, dusty sex orgy in a national park. Finally, The Man's house blows up again and again and again.
Oh wow!
I guess this is a fable about the inevitable succession of generations, but it's unbelievably boring and should be avoided.
The opening sequence: imagine yourself stuck in a room with a bunch of morons who are verbally sparring over who is most important. Feel it. Magnify that feeling by a thousand. Super groovy.
Then, The Pigs are really mean, and The Man has a business meeting. The cool kids do far-out things, and there's a painful, dusty sex orgy in a national park. Finally, The Man's house blows up again and again and again.
Oh wow!
I guess this is a fable about the inevitable succession of generations, but it's unbelievably boring and should be avoided.