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Stanley Kubrick’s savage adaptation of Anthony Burgess’s 1962 novel is among the most infamous and controversial mainstream movies ever made.
Malcolm McDowell is unforgettable as Alex, the amoral, nihilist, Beethoven-obsessed head of the Droogs, a gang of marauding teens rampaging across a dystopic, diseased future London, embarking on “a little of the old ultraviolence”.
After being jailed for murder, Alex is subjected to intense governmental behaviour modification that turns him from amoral punk to brainwashed proper citizen. But will his eventual return to society prove that there’s a solution to the crime problem?
This midnight movie staple, which was rated X upon release, remains as shocking, bleak, and grimly funny today as it was upon its release over five decades ago.
