"A Clockwork Orange" - An Analysis Film Review by Metro

This paper analyzes what are considered the political messages in Stanley Kubrick's film "A Clockwork Orange." In particular, the paper focuses on Kubrick's use of costume and color to convey the film's ideological perspective. According to the paper, Kubrick's message was that any attempt at creating a "better society" through the control and suppression of that society's population undermines the original goal. The paper notes that this concept is exemplified in the costumes of the characters, which seem unfamiliar to the audience. Additionally, the paper discusses how the film's extreme or ironic use of color is used to show those who are not under control or influence of the government. The paper also suggests that "A Clockwork Orange" resonates with notions that Kubrick is not only trying to warn us about the possibilities of the future, but also that the quest for any kind of utopian society cannot be achieved without flaws.