A modern day masterpiece which leaves you with disturbing after-thoughts. Kubrick is the master !

Rating: Null/10 (5 February 1999)

Well first of all, I felt that it was completely blown out of all proportion in regard to how violent it was. For many years all I have ever heard about this film was how bad it was and how much it could warp your soul, this opinion was given to me from both people in general and from the media. Some people just don't have a clue, I wish they could look at a film for its quality not simply the images put forward onto the screen. I have seen a hell of a lot worse, and why it is still banned over here in England I don't know.
I agree that it was a little disturbing, well what Kubrick films aren't. But in its day it was a landmark film that broke all of the rules, and quite honestly I like to see films like that, at least you can guarantee originality.
Like very few films it leaves you thinking about the film for up to a couple of days afterwards, not many films can pull that off.
As a very big fan of Kubrick, British films and the controversial cinema, you can only imagine how much I was hooked to it from start to finish. And after finishing watching it, A Clockwork Orange automatically became one of my most favourite films of all time, and I have seen one hell of a lot of films.
If you haven't yet seen this film I strongly urge you to see it and to come up with you own conclusion, like I did and how the director wants you to.