nice review, rossy.    
i just love the 60s'! i'm fascinated for the counterculture movement. maybe that dream is/was impossible, or  naive, but way better than what we have now - to me, not even a nice culture or a dream to fight for.
anyway, i'm veeeeery curious about antonioni's point of view, specially because he filmed during that time - and not after, which would be easier to talk about. antonioni is hard to understand, all that signals, but i'm gonna try my best. and gonna watch it when feeling depressed... 

Went to see this recent movie with my daughter yesterday, and it's a very clever little animation film, from the makers of the Ice Age series, based on the 1954 book by dr Theodor Seuss Geisel (known as Dr Seuss).

http://www.hortonmovie.com/site/index.html  (you can see trailers here)
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0451079/

It brings the message of how relative is everything, how on a speck of dust there can be another complex world that is unaware it's on a speck of dust...so not to underrate something just because it's little for us...for we may be little to "someone else" too 
Anyway, enjoyable, clever, funny and very well made. If you have kids younger than 12, don't miss it.

can't remember all the films I've watched in the last month or so, but I did go and see The Dark Knight on release day here in the UK - tis really good, if a little over-hyped, a little lengthy, and not quite hitting the heights of Batman Begins.  Heath Ledger is worth all the praise he's been post-humously getting though, his Joker is truly remarkable.