Write some of the most non-professional and direct perspectives from the perspective of appreciating movies: 1. The idea of human nature being evil is first presented most intuitively in the movie: In addition to the setting of the movie, a group of gangsters do all evil, and there are several places such as when Alex appears When he was in prison, he was found to be abandoned by his family; his accomplices who used to commit crimes with Alex asked him to take the blame at a critical time. Obviously, the nature of his previous crimes was similar, but his accomplices somehow got decent police jobs? This inevitably makes people doubt the rationality of social legality and justice. There is one last point, returning to the cruelty of the literati (the writer's revenge), killing people without weapons, but starting from a person's psychology to slowly destroy a person's spiritual will. The destructiveness of gangsters is the most obvious violence on the surface, while the aggressiveness of writers and intellectuals is deep. 2. Distorting one's nature from one extreme to the other, only to find in the end that it is taking one from one kind of destruction to another. The form is different, the path is different, but the final result is the same, both are victims of violent machines. In the end, the essence of a person is difficult to change. No matter how many methods are used and how many drugs are applied to him, in the end he still presents the most essential state of his heart. 3. Finally, there are some political metaphors: it pierces the pretense of human rights under the state machine system, and explains the hypocrisy of politicians' benevolent surface, from the police, to chemical treatment, and finally to the government figures who come forward to offer favors to Alex. Alex only exists as a tool in the whole process. In prison, he is called a digital code. In the drug experiment, he is called a subject (experimental subject), and in the end, he is more directly called an instrument, because the people do not trust the government, Alex. Here as a simple government PR, the most direct tool to save the reputation. Alex was completely cold-tooled and alienated by the entire society, and his identity as a human object completely disappeared. This better returns to the hypocrisy of the so-called human rights, which only uses the surface as a guise, while the real humanistic spirit is completely lost.
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