Short analysis of the whole movie, do not read it if you haven't seen the movie.

Rating: Null/10 (3 August 2007)

I think this movie is like the Horror Theatre, it plays with the audience and mocks it with pleasure. "A Clockwork Orange" wittily plays with the natural human longing for redemption... If the movie could talk, it would say: "You want Alex to change for you to feel safe? For you to think that evil people change? Well, I'm so sorry sirs and missus, it wouldn't be realistic would it? Ha ha ha!". The movie plays with your mind as the scientists did with Alex, the movie tries to cure you by letting you watch all those horrible graphic scenes, but... Does the movie succeed, or do you turn out just like Alex did in the end? Are you back to the old-love-of-watching-sex-and-violence? About Alex's character, the first thing that pops in my "gulliver" when I think of him is a zombie man, or a machine man, that drifts in life according to his instant desires, urges and conveniences, as if he was a marionette of his own animal impulses and/or external coercion. Oh, and by the way, Malcolm McDowell's interpretation of Alex is just lovely.
After watching this movie I was left with the general idea that evil human beings are just that, and that they'll never change, don't waste your time hoping on it.
The movie has got a lot of laughs, is a witty farce showered with black humor. If you want to keep your mind and conscience clear, don't watch it, it won't give you any hope.