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The Milk Bar: Movie Analysis

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Violence in society is something that we have grown used to. The amounts of violence, we are exposed in the media is something that has got embedded into our routine. This movie is not so far from what we are living know a day where youth has no sense of the despicable acts they commit. In a near-futuristic society, late teen Alex DeLarge is the leader of a gang of thugs - his "droogs" - who commit acts of ultra-violence, often with sexual components, without any regard for their victims, and purely because it strikes their collective fancies. These acts are largely fueled by drug use. In addition, Alex is a lover of music, especially that of Ludwig van Beethoven, which, when he listens to it during these acts, intensifies his pleasure, and …show more content…

The futuristic set up in the movie is really out of this world and the images, especially the milk bar is something so transgresive It is a critic of modern society, not only how violence is received as something norm, but how the government implementation of justice can affect those in the system. If the people in the outside world have not changed into the government expectations. Progress has to go both ways if rehabilitation has to work in society, not only those in the process having to change, but those on the outside …show more content…

The process was long and lasted as much time as needed. This made him take complete control about production and develop evegrasp the full message of the movie. It is a good movie, but the feeling you are going to have after watching it may vary since you really need to see it a couple of times in order to really understand this masterpiece.rything around the movie in order to make it work. In this movie he puts a lot of thought into bringing an Anthony Burgess novel to life. The of the most impressive thing is how the strange vocabulary used by the characters is almost unneeded as the scenes are ale to transmit the message. This vocabulary is one of the biggest problems I was watching the movie and reading the book. It may not be a slang that takes you time to figure, but at the end the scenes and actions would resolve the mystery behind

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