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| Runtime: 136 min Audio: 2.1 Stereo Language: Eng Subtitles: French Frame Rate: 23.9 fps Video Bitrate: 5228 Kb/sec Audio Bitrate: 440 kbps |
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Review: A bit annoying, but still very beautiful filmmaking, Kubrick has created a final study of mental manipulation in this film. It is a protest against the reform program that takes freedom of choice, and the message of the film in terms of pay for the sins throughout eternity can not be avoided, it is clear in many of the cynical nature of the story. Although set in the future, it almost feels like it, this being because the message of the film is very strong and able to apply at any age. This film has several possible meanings hidden it? a feat that is similar in scale only by former Kubrick film 2001: A Space Odyssey. In addition to the meaning behind this film, still no sign of a masterpiece. Directions Kubrick Terrific good photography, capturing shadows and angles needed to make the tone. Editing is excellent, done in a flashy style brainwashing sometimes relevant to the film. The selection of players once again a source of inspiration, but this film reaches a maximum in terms of music. Kubrick managed using one of the early forms of art, classical music, and gave an unforgettable style and importance in the film. This is really a difficult task to explain what is so great about movies like A Clockwork Orange? perhaps best explained by looking at the film itself.
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