A bothering movie

Rating: 10/10 (7 October 2019)

We lack so much of true, unrestricted art nowadays because of our seemingly growing attachement to "morallity" that questioning the status quo is seen like a threat to society,its like a new form of the old inquisition has grown legitimately beetween us so naturally, like it has back on the medieval age, that no one seems to notice. And the funny thing is that the movie seems to be so precise in its point of view that it has provoked a response in the actual system exactly as it would in the ficcional, from the movie. The people in control really want to control what we see and know in an almolst utopian level that is hard to believe. The morallity made critics and a part of the people who watched and were not ready for the thruth contained in the movie to dabate a possible censorship of the film, as it was even legal to do so with a piece of art.
Unfortunately, the opressive force of society really gets real nasty sometimes, and even now so many people ignore it. I, as a graduate from med school, can say from my little experience in a psychiatric ward that the plot, the movie, and the character doesn't seem as nearly insane as its beeing talked about when you know and understand what gets someone "crazy". Its real sad to see that society believes its evolving so fiercely, when its actually dehumanizing itself to a terrorrizing level just because we refuse to see the truth that surrounds us, and then call it morrally correct. Thats why the film bothers a few people so much, its not about the glorifiyng of violence or caos, its because it shows how the system breaks a man(even though it might seem exagerated to people who haven't seen it for real) and thats why it has to be seen.