Ah... I feel sick after watching it...
Probably because of the lack of exposure to violent scenes, I was particularly angry when I watched the first half of the film. I felt uncomfortable and wanted to run away every minute. The middle part of the boy's life in prison was the most reassuring in the whole film. Seeing the boy Being released from prison and being treated as an ornamental object on the stage was really super uncomfortable. I held a tissue and wiped my tears silently...
It was extremely uncomfortable until the end of the film. Sad for the boy. It was just a chess piece from beginning to end. The scene on the stage in the treatment hospital made me sad. Why is it so tempting? Even a person who has never committed a crime or a very good person may not be able to resist the two temptations on the stage, right? Can it be resisted by the minister doctor under the stage? So trampling on people's dignity and forcing people's bottom line is this what they want? All the treatment and saving people are just our beautiful imagination. The deep sadness in our hearts until the end of the film is just a wedding dress for the benefit of others.
It's the first time a movie that's so shocking makes me shiver from the bottom of my heart but I can't hate it. That's what makes Kubrick so powerful. It's painful, but it's deeply reflective. The director clearly communicates his ideas. : Human nature is inherently evil and things involving human nature are often difficult because no one has passed the test.
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