The most visually-audacious film of the twentieth century

Rating: 10/10 (20 January 2005)

*I vow not to spoil this film for those of you unfortunate people who are yet to see it.*
"A Clockwork Orange" is an inimitable film, unparalleled in its optical captivation - arresting the viewer from the very start.
"A Clockwork Orange" is filled with scenes of debauchery, scenes of sadism and not to mention, scenes sharpened by a dark, sardonic humour that the lead character, Alex De Large so effortlessly seems to put into words.
(Again, i vow not to spoil, so no quote will be inserted here.)
The sophisticated soundtrack, embellished with music from the likes of Ludwig Van Beethoven, collaborates with the film to effectively create something that was never done prior to its release date (1972) and will probably never be done again - visual-audaciousness.
This exceptional film is incomparably and unequivocally the ultimate movie for any movie-lover.
"A Clockwork Orange" will never cease to replay itself in the cinema of the viewer's mind.