THE BEST MOVIE IN MY LIFE

    (This writing belongs to Kim Sang Eun. )
    
    I can't forget  the impression that I received  when I  saw the  movie, 'A clockwork orange'. The movie really shocked me. It is made by the great movie director Stanley Kubrick whom I have respected passionately since then. 

    Main character in the movie, Alex is an worst guy in the human history^^. (Alex is said to be the model of Jocker in the film, Betman The Dark Knight. How well Heath Ledger played this role!)  He drinks milk mixed with drug, and hits anyone whom he meets, rapes woman in front of her husband , and even kills the others without any reason. He believes 'The genius doesn't think but behaves with God's revelation and inspiration'. At last, he was arrested on his friend's betrayal. He became the object of  experiment that makes a person vomiting whenever he saw vices such like sexual violence, terrorism, war and so on. In the experiment,  Beethoven's symphony No.9 was used as a tool of conditinal reflex. This kind of brain washing seemed to succeed.
    But, his victims didn't think so. They tortured him and hit him mercilessly. They confined him in a room and played music repeatedly to torture him. Alex trid to commit suicide. However he failed to escape from the experiment.  Again he received more intensive treatment. In the end he confessed: 'I was treated completely'.

    This movie shows me what so-called 'pure evil' is. Alex is a really bad guy who can’t remember even the face of  victims of his crime. His madness makes him enjoy his worst crime. His saying makes me think that justice could be defined and decided by each person's mind. The contents of the movie are really amazing. Even though it has risque scenes, it has many sensational scenes that leap the centuries. In the movie, there are so many things that people couldn't think in 1970s. For example, people's unusual clothes, or strange background on that day. Every scene  has a perfect structure and the character's figure is like a picture. 
   The movie makes us think about many complex problems. Is it okay to break someone's life to correct his behavior because of his evil character?  Can the fact that criminal became crazy console his victims?  It is a wonder that just one movie makes people consider so many things. That's why I choose this movie which impressed me most up to now in my life.