respect to the cons and the uncons

Rating: 8/10 (28 March 2002)

Stanley did it again.
Again I am commenting on kubrick's work, to be quite honest before I heard of the movie I never knew of Stanley kubrick, I read the book, and then my teacher had the poster up, and that's what brought me here today.
The first time I tried to watch the movie, it was a year after I read the book, I saw it on video, and to be perfectly honest, I was expecting too much, and I got 90 percent of this perfection, it was more than beautiful, but not for it's time.
The book was written when they first landed on the moon, and there we were watching Anthony burgesses masterpiece come to life. Well most people think its only sticking to the society illness, but I disagree, it is purely showing, Truth and Alex's truth was sadism, it brought him peace, it brought him pleasure, and so it is his truth, and he always keeps his violent ways, even when they try to break his sadist ways, he must die to suppress his truth, but he succeeded on winning against politicians.
The movie also talks, about the idea, that `when we sent some one to a prison, are we curing him and if so, for what reason' he was defiantly not fixed up after the lodvico technique, and did the technique help the families he harmed, did it? Hell no, and it is shown when he goes to the writer's house, he is not in peace but only more pain, when he finds `ALEX'. It is also having the effect of ken kesny's coo coo's nest, being anti everything, `who is the good guy' not Alex, the rapist, not the politicians, they don't care about the victims, only for them selves, not the victims, the victims whom will need sadism to feel joy, and will enjoy the murderers death. It has another theme, the theme of curing society, it used 2 ways, one is Alex, he was `cured' or as he acted like it, and when that didn't work, they tried bringing the rapists, on their side, which is what people call a coupe de tat, they suppress the innocent by making the murderers, police officers, they still do what they used to do, beat whomever, but now it's legal, which is the symbolism, when their suits are white and look like army uniforms, it is symbol for understand human nature, hate brutality and sadism.
My favorite film, not the best but my favorite, I love the book and the movie; it was symbolic, inside the movie theater and outside.>