In that famous movie of the 1980's(The clockworck orange), we see
a very violent movie that talks about 4 crimminals, that commit acts such
as vandalisim, rape, and murder.  The Irony is that the leader is
inspired by clasical music. Eventually, the leader is caught,  the other
criminals become law abbiding citizen when they lose their leader.
        He goes to a "rehabilitation program" that consist of the
following: hours of violent movies, sex movies,  and Hitler movies that
had added his favorite clasical music.
        At the end of the "program" he no longer can rape, be violent,
swear, and his favorite music only brings him bad memories.
        He is release from the institution, rejected by his parents, and
hi is almost kill by his former freinds, and a relative of a woman she
almost rape.  He goes to a hospital, where he is cured,  and they live an
open end,  where the viewer ask himself. Will he become a crimminal
again, or will he becone a law abbiding citizen?.
        This movie is actually a critic to violence, and it also shows an
idea that could work with some criminals(parst of the rehab program are
effective in my opinnion).
        So there are movies that have a message even thoug they also have violence.
        What do you think?
        Simon
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
On Thu, 10 Aug 1995, INA BERTRAND wrote:
 
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