Early 70s cinema has been tainted for me since I watched Soylent Green, which aged terribly. A Clockwork Orange did not age terribly. In fact, it aged perfectly, its message becoming more powerful as the years go by and our society appears to...
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Early 70s cinema has been tainted for me since I watched Soylent Green, which aged terribly. A Clockwork Orange did not age terribly. In fact, it aged perfectly, its message becoming more powerful as the years go by and our society appears to become more liberal. Being a Stanley Kubrick film, you get the essentials: Perfect, inspired cinematography, great acting, a haunting score, a haunting plot, unforgettable moments, and, well, I guess I'll just go right off and say that you get an unforgettable film. What works here is the director's vision, coupled with the original writer's philosophies. A great translation, one that may not be favoured by all viewers, but should at least be respected for all it accomplishes. If you can handle the contents, you might just love it for all the aforementioned.

So strange. I fell in love with it personally but its not for everyone.

Its the kind of movie you just don't know what to make of right away - and the second its done, you'll either love it or hate it.

Regardless of...
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So strange. I fell in love with it personally but its not for everyone.

Its the kind of movie you just don't know what to make of right away - and the second its done, you'll either love it or hate it.

Regardless of whether you like it or not though, it is a classic and definitely worth at least seeing.

was great doesnt it?, I heard that the movie wasnt have the real sense of the book, so... the movie was really good, I really like it. something I have never seen before. If the book is more enjoyable then I have to read it.

Its the greatest movie ever.