terrible... so disappointed.

I have absolutely never seen anything like this movie before. You have to see this movie.

Your blood may run cold, but you now find yourself pinioned to the story.

Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable

This movie it's a MASTERPIECE, even for Stanley Kubrick. It's the kind of movie you can see 50 times and discover something new. The movie combine all the arts perfectly, with one of the best soundtracks ever. Also, Alex DeLarge is one of the best-written movie characters of all time. Best movie of all time (Deal with it Godfather)

This story meet us with Alex, violent goon who seek satisfaction and excitement in rapes, beating, fights and murders. VIOLENCE in general. But when he meet with one of worst thing in human nature - betrayal, he looks disoriented, he doesn't know what to do, how react. Next Kubrick show us how this particular simple boy will manage his life when government take away one of the trait of humans - to be violent. And I think that's where we can see genius of Kubrick: he show us as Alex live and survive all things that he did in past. Kubrick show us how vulnerable was all that people that suffered Alex outrages. At final Kubrick through Alex's suicide attempt show us, how it is hard and unmanageable his life became after Ludovico treatment. How 'unable to response' to death threats almost break his life.

A Clockwork Orange was controversial upon release and it still is a hard film to sit through at times, probably because the main character Alex De large commits such atrocious crimes. But much like any other Stanley Kubrick film this film has an underlying theme and message. A casual glance online will show you the many theories and analysis on the film(much like any other Kubrick film) by so many people around the world- which only proves how popular this film is. The acting is exquisite especially by Malcolm Mcdowell. The cinematography, production design and background features are top notch and as good as any Kubrick film. You can see this and form your own judgement, but chances are that you'll have something to say regardless of your opinion of the film.

A masterpiece of a movie that contains one of the best introduction scenes in movie history and also one of the best ending scenes in movie history. The satirical content is obvious. The soundtrack is also a killer... especially the electronic synthetic music parts! Isn't that the darkest piece of music you've ever heard in a dystopian movie? Those synths sound so haunting and the psychedelic effects are awesome! No wonder it was a major influence for the early synth pop bands!