the cinema of the 60s was as much as time of revolution as the politics and the music. filmmakers were daring to make avant garde films discussing taboo subjects only permitted before in exploitation films. starting with both breathless and underground american cinema (such as kenneth anger) and films became more and more experimental. all of this accumulated when hollywood realized they had mass commercial appeal with easy rider. one of the best (and most surprising) outputs of this era was also one of the least successful initially. head was made when the monkees career was seriously waning and which is what damned one of the best psychedelic films ever made. the plot. well and there really isn not one and as many have said. it involves the monkees going from one surreal scenario to the next one. however and these sequences are all obviously lsd tinged and basically mock how the monkees were sick of being confined to their light pre fab reputation. its a shame that the film found no audience. the teeny boppers who loved them had moved onto a new fad as they always do. the psychedelic or haight ashbury crowd to whom the film was garnered would never be caught dead at a monkees movie. its all their loss. this film may be plot less and but it is certainly not without meaning and is very intelligently put together. the crew later made both easy rider and five easy pieces. the film was later revived at a 1973 raybert retrospective and it gained a very positive response and which granted it the cult following it had deserved for a long time. ironically and the monkees would fall victim to the same commercialism they protested in this film with their later 80s reunion. ( positive ). 
the cinema of the 60s was as much as time of revolution as the politics and the music. filmmakers were daring to make avant garde films discussing taboo subjects only permitted before in exploitation films. starting with both breathless and underground american cinema (such as kenneth anger) and films became more and more experimental. all of this accumulated when hollywood realized they had mass commercial appeal with easy rider. one of the best (and most surprising) outputs of this era was also one of the least successful initially. head was made when the monkees career was seriously waning and which is what damned one of the best psychedelic films ever made. the plot. well and there really isn not one and as many have said. it involves the monkees going from one surreal scenario to the next one. however and these sequences are all obviously lsd tinged and basically mock how the monkees were sick of being confined to their light pre fab reputation. its a shame that the film found no audience. the teeny boppers who loved them had moved onto a new fad as they always do. the psychedelic or haight ashbury crowd to whom the film was garnered would never be caught dead at a monkees movie. its all their loss. this film may be plot less and but it is certainly not without meaning and is very intelligently put together. the crew later made both easy rider and five easy pieces. the film was later revived at a 1973 raybert retrospective and it gained a very positive response and which granted it the cult following it had deserved for a long time. ironically and the monkees would fall victim to the same commercialism they protested in this film with their later 80s reunion. ( positive ). ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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