Enter Stanley Kubrick's world, and never return!

Rating: 10/10 (31 March 1999)

Only Stanley Kubrick could translate the brilliant and highly relevant "A clockwork orange" to film, and of all his films, I will remember him most from this. Violent, controversial and problematic, "A clockwork orange" concerns the issue of moral choice. The film centers around Alex, the narrator and main character, who lives as a full time thug in a bleak future world, spoiled by political corruption and decadence. He and his "droogs" (he and his companions speak in a form of slang) while away each evening thrill-seeking, raping, stealing and assaulting, until... Well, unfortunately for the benefit of those who have not seen "A clockwork orange", I can't reveal any more... Well, Malcolm McDowell is Excellent, Walter Carlos' music direction is excellent, and Stanley Kubrick... Well, let's just say: Why are people cloning sheep? Clone Stanley Kubrick! Cinema needs him now more than ever! Rest in peace, brother.