Classic ultra-violence combined with classic pieces creates a perfect movie-going experience.

Rating: Null/10 (6 September 1999)

The story begins with the perfect ensemble of characters engaging in various ultra-violent activities intoned with the classical pieces of Rossini and Beethoven. Alexander de Large (McDowell) is the paradigm of the abnormal teen in society. Scorning the ills of society and also scorning the advancements and successes of society by traveling the cityscape to ravage unsuspecting victims with the aid of his three "droogs". Their adventures begin the Korova milkbar where they are constantly drinking the old"moloko plus". This is just merely milk laced with drugs that they find pleasing and advantageous when performing the old ultra-violent acts. Subsequently, Alex is betrayed by his treacherous droogs and shipped off to prison to reform. He does not wish to remain in such a decadent facility as that to be constantlyl "tolchoked" by brutal guards. He then partakes in an experiment that will allow him to leave the custody of the state in a fortnight. The rest of the movie deals with Alex's ascension back into society and his later trials and tribulations as a result of the "treatment"