Violence and society's attempt to control it
A Clockwork Orange was Stanley Kubrick’s adaptation of a book of the same name. It’s one of the greatest and most disturbing dystopian tales put to film. It focuses upon violence and how society’s attempt to control it leads to abuses.<br /><br />The movie centers around Alex (Malcolm McDowell) who is the leader of a small gang. They partake in Ultra-violence which are random acts of beatings, theft and rape. The start of the film documents that with a beating of a drunk, a gang fight, and a home invasion and rape.<br /><br />Once the violence in society was established the second part of the story covers how the authorities dealt with it. Alex is imprisoned and goes through a radical re-education process meant to rid him of his anti-social tendencies. He’s basically brainwashed to get a sick and revolting feeling anytime he thinks about violence or sex. This is a critique of the government that wants to control society and will go to extreme measures to do so. There’s also hints that it wants to use these same techniques against dissenters as the Interior Minister (Anthony Sharp) talks about needing prisons for political prisoners and a critic of the government being imprisoned at the end. There’s also commentary about how society in general is violent, which is shown in several subsequent scenes.<br /><br />There are plenty of dystopian stories but A Clockwork Orange stands out above all of them with its unique vision about violence and governance.
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