After watching this one, I concluded that some aspect are still very present nowadays. The youth emerged above others and the ignorance too. Throughout the movie, seems like Alex lives in this mental Utopia, lives by pleasure, and pleasure guides him to do what he does. And what happens to one that can’t reach his goals?
Alex is a perfect example of ignorance. "Taking the easy road" and get fucked by it.
I'm not talking about the critic that Kubrick…

Oh boy, Oh boy...
I have to say... This one is very underrated.
We have good story, not perfect but so good that you repeat and repeat and never get full.
In a cinematography perspective, we have a bunch of perfect and pleasant visuals.
Don't get me wrong, I love Jake but if he played his act a little more he would be so much better.
Maybe the plot is kinda predictable and that’s the flop but SIR HUGH JACKMAN…

Well it’s one of my favorite ones.
First of all we can’t ignore the fact that is one of the films in history to win the "top five" Oscars categories (Best Picture, Best actor, Best actress, Best director and Best screenplay), plus for me is the finest role that Jack Nicholson did.
I remember watching it with my mother when I was a kid and some things really got in to my head, and now as a young adult that…