Product: A Clockwork Orange [VHS] (1972)
Rating: 5.0
I was cured alright!
When I first heard of this film I thought "What could a film called 'A clockwork orange' possibly be about? I was curious. It was as if I were meant to see the film, signs were coming from all over the such as a decoration of Alex DeLarge on someones refrigerator, my friends bringing the film up very often, and on a classic theater reading "Midnight show will be 'A Clockwork Orange'," so I decided to see it preparing for that ultraviolence. I don't know what it was but this film cought my attention very quikly and I could hardly ever keep my eyes off of it. It wasn't really the films brutality that cought my attention, at first it was the the images were, there were so many metaphores in it. Those who say that the film took too long to prove it's point, well, look at the metaphores dialogue and images, then it can be seen that "A clockwork Orange is not just a movie trying to prove its point, it's an art.