my rating 10/10 IMDB 8.4/10 from 423,177 users
A movie that shock the world (well really England),that spark controversy.I present you, A Clockwork Orange.It drive you into knowing the character, making you shiver of all the horrific scene.I should really be disgusted and criticising Kubrick for exploring explicit sexual scenes and showing gore like any other movie (but less if you think about it) but, i didn't.I thought it was a way to make us have a interest,making us ask more question and asking what was going through Kubrick head when filming this?How did come all come together?
I love the movie because the story plot was fascinating and how it all link back right at the end making us question such genius mind.Com'on it is a dystopia movie,what would you expect?
I personally read the book lets just it was tedious and he never ask himself 'who is the audiences?'I am rather glad that the director was brave to change it up making it more appeal to the whole audiences of course this was in the 70's many people found quite disturbing.(in America,i can just say the 'hipppie movement' came in handy).
so its about charismatic delinquent Alex DeLarge is jailed and volunteers for an experimental aversion therapy developed by the government in an effort to solve society's crime problem - but not all goes according to plan.(and the rest is history!)
It is also very clever and has a deep metaphor for example the movie uses classical music to represent and show evilness.Being the person that i am,i do appreciate classical music and thats why i found it so fascinating to know how Stanley Kubrick compelled this into a movie.
A movie that shock the world (well really England),that spark controversy.I present you, A Clockwork Orange.It drive you into knowing the character, making you shiver of all the horrific scene.I should really be disgusted and criticising Kubrick for exploring explicit sexual scenes and showing gore like any other movie (but less if you think about it) but, i didn't.I thought it was a way to make us have a interest,making us ask more question and asking what was going through Kubrick head when filming this?How did come all come together?
I love the movie because the story plot was fascinating and how it all link back right at the end making us question such genius mind.Com'on it is a dystopia movie,what would you expect?
I personally read the book lets just it was tedious and he never ask himself 'who is the audiences?'I am rather glad that the director was brave to change it up making it more appeal to the whole audiences of course this was in the 70's many people found quite disturbing.(in America,i can just say the 'hipppie movement' came in handy).
so its about charismatic delinquent Alex DeLarge is jailed and volunteers for an experimental aversion therapy developed by the government in an effort to solve society's crime problem - but not all goes according to plan.(and the rest is history!)
It is also very clever and has a deep metaphor for example the movie uses classical music to represent and show evilness.Being the person that i am,i do appreciate classical music and thats why i found it so fascinating to know how Stanley Kubrick compelled this into a movie.
watch the trailer,you be the judge of it
