My comment!!!

Rating: 3/10 (30 May 2008)

Clockwork orange, the story of a young man called Alex and his gang of teenagers, the kind of boys that loved do drugs, drink, skip school, and wreak havoc during the night. The movie shows a complete metamorphosis of the main character (Alex) who loved ultra-violence, Beethoven, who was the leader of the gang, and was rude and disrespectful towards his other droogs, and, in a higher level, with the people that suffer his wreak havoc. Alex become in a complete different man contrary to the man he used to be, and his "new brain" forces him to hate what he used to love. Thanks to this change, the hangman (Alex) was the victim and his old victims were the hangmen.
This movie doesn't seem to belong to any particular time; You can find situations and behaviors similar to those shown in the movie. It doesn't matter if it's now or ten or twenty years ego, its messages can be applied to any epoch. One of the messages that this movie gives us is: "old sins have long shadows", in other words: late or soon you have to face the consequences of your acts, and that happened to Alex. From other point of view, the movie can make us reflect on the possibility that other person or think can have to control our mind, our decisions, our life. They don't have to use medicines or special treatments to make us live under their control, they only feed our mind day after day with the concept of "perfect or ideal life", they construct our dreams and goals around this concept. The special treatment in our case are those material things we "need" and the media that every they wanna sell us all necessary things to build that perfect life. Do We actually live like we would like to live, or we live like this "treatment" wants we to live? think about it.