A teenager part of a crime gang gets arrested, and tries to get out of jail by being part of a change of life, and the teen doesn't know it really will change his life

Rating: 10/10 (19 June 2003)

This film is brilliant, filled with satire, art, and dramatic ways shown differently. This is really the only film that showes how society is cutting down people, not people are cutting down society. Before, and after this it changed the way of film forever. The way a movie would be done, what the lesson of a movie is, and how much art does it have in it? Nobody knowes how Kubrick adapted such a brilliant thing, nobody knowes how it showed this result. I've read the book, it's tremendous as a book, but even better as a movie. It changed the way the audience looks at a character, and as funny as it is it changed the song forever Singing In The Rain. Most films are hard to see a change in a person, but I could see the change easily. Malcolm MckDowell does such a great job showing the change of the character, happy, sad, happy, he does a great job of showing this criminals whole life. The script does a great job doing that to. Kubrick made this film a mark on cinema forever, believe me this isn't the only film of his that changed cinema, but this is the movie of Kubricks that changed cinema the most. 10/10 rating, go see this once you get the chance, maybe disturbing, and if it is the first time, see it a second time, it's better.