The more magnificent and beautiful the expression of "A Clockwork Orange", the more evil and heavier reality is. This heaviness and evil make people afraid to face it. I believe that only ghosts like Stanley Kubrick would choose to use it. This form expresses the theme of the movie.
"A Clockwork Orange" has actually gone beyond moral thinking. It directly points to the ultimate dilemma of human existence.
"A Clockwork Orange" not only bluntly outlines the image of the so-called heresy in civilized society, but also exposes the true face of power and personal will, public morality and personal desire, "justice" and "violence" with extremely exaggerated expressions.
The restored version of "A Clockwork Orange" released in 2011 still has the same style and is not out of date at all. Only, 40 years later, people's understanding of violence caught up with the talented director Kubrick.
"A Clockwork Orange" is a masterpiece of the most commendable music, song, film plot and picture, full of soul shock and strong psychological impact.
