Everything I don't love about Kubrick in one visually stunning but draggy movie.
Malcolm McDowell is incredible. The iconography is fantastic. The "statement,"though, is sophomoric at best.
I realize this is satire — I read the novel in a college course on satire — but because none of the characters feel like real people, acting with real motivations, any commentary on behaviorism or the freedom of choice or the inherently sinful nature of Man means basically nothing. With or without free will, Alex…