Mamoru Oshii was completely disappointed, so he used all the three characters to construct the plot, while Otomo Keyang laughed at the group and still had hope at the end.
As the steam boy said: "I will never give up on the future."
This is mentioned in the film review of A Clockwork Orange because it also depicts a near future and the issue of good and evil in human nature. But I don't dare to discuss it from the perspective of psychology and philosophy because I don't know much.
ALex went from evil to suppressed evil and then returned to evil, dressed up as a funny gentleman and did some things that were not in line with the public morality, mocking and satirizing gentlemen, writers, young women in literature and art, and politicians. As long as there are people who appear, they are faced with a slightly playful and mocking attitude.
It also holds the concept of equality for everyone. Some directors show the humanistic care of all beings, while some directors take the perspective of God with human fragility. I can't say which one I like better, but the former makes people laugh and the latter makes people laugh with tears.
The point of view of the world is thus different.
I wonder what it would be like to write a Clockwork Orange from a female perspective, but I don't know what a woman who can be that bad would do. After thinking about it for a long time, it seems unrealistic, women can kill, but not rape, unless they use the method of breaking the dick, but that is too bloody and deviates from the original intention of a Clockwork Orange.
So I know that this can only be a film from a male perspective, because this is such a world, men and women are definitely different, and it is impossible to clamor for equality between men and women.
Hey.
Very messed up. The thing that touches me the most in A Clockwork Orange is Singing in the Rain.
Because I love this movie, I love Sing in the Rain! I love Ode to Joy too!
Thinking of this, I can't wait to give Kubrick a big slap in the face. Life can be like Friends and One Piece, but he wants to make Song in the Rain branded with the violence of strong X murder. The same is true of discotheques, places of bestiality, with cheerful songs, and the near future of Britain is our present.
I can't be more righteous, but I can't ask others to do the same. The more movies I watch, the more incomprehensible it becomes. In the end, I don't even want to give respect. Because not everyone respects others.
It's getting messier. Don't write.
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