Review of A Clockwork Orange (1971) by Josh G — 01 Feb 2016
A simply terrible wonderful masterpiece. Nothing quite compares to the intense icy feeling of A Clockwork Orange. You will feel fascinated, repulsed, and drawn to your humble narrator Alex and his Droogs simply because you have to.
Kubrick has always understood the game of cards that is the human experience and the characters of Clockwork Orange are one of his wickedly awesomest decks yet. A spiralling social commentary on who is the real villain of society, it suddenly thrusts its way into revealing that wickedness and thrice is threaded into our very DNA like notes in a symphony.
No other movie has made its mark like this one and every cinephile should see it, young, or old, caution for the meek, weak, and pregnant.
This review of A Clockwork Orange (1971) was written by Josh G on 01 Feb 2016.
A Clockwork Orange has generally received very positive reviews.
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