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A Clockwork Orange

Being the adventures of a young man whose principal interests are rape, ultra-violence and Beethoven.

Released PG 137 min 8.3/10 Votes: 888921

In a near-future Britain, young Alexander DeLarge and his pals get their kicks beating and raping anyone they please. When not destroying the lives of others, Alex swoons to the music of Beethoven. The state, eager to crack down on juvenile crime, gives an incarcerated Alex the option to undergo an invasive procedure that'll rob him of all personal agency. In a time when conscience is a commodity, can Alex change his tune?

Type:

Movie

Socials:

Genre:

Crime, Sci-Fi

Subgenres:

Dark Comedy, Dystopian Sci-Fi

Release:

1971-12-19

Year:

2025

Country:

United Kingdom

Language:

English

Budget:

$2M

Revenue:

$27M

Companies:

Warner Bros. Pictures, Hawk Films, Kubrick Productions, Polaris Productions Limited

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The Handmaiden - Intense romantic drama with psychological layers.
The Favourite - Explores complex relationships with dark humor.
Gone Girl - Intrigues surrounding love, trust, and betrayal.
Fatal Attraction - Intense look at obsession in relationships.
Moonlight - Explores the themes of love and identity through personal struggles.
Call Me by Your Name - A deep, emotional exploration of a fleeting love.
A Ghost Story - Themes of love, loss, and the passage of time.
Ordinary People - Family dynamics and themes of trauma and emotional damage.
The Game - Psychological drama with tense relationships.
Gone with the Wind - Epic love story with complicated emotional layers.
The Shape of Water - An unconventional love story mixed with elements of fantasy.

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American Psycho - Features an anti-hero with a dark passion for manipulation and murder.
The Wicker Man - Blends mystery and psychological horror with a unique cult plot.
Dead Ringers - Centers on disturbing medical practices and the complexities of identity.
What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? - Explores twisted relationships and the darker side of fame.
Requiem for a Dream - Delves into addiction and the destruction of lives through obsession.
The Prestige - Involves deception, rivalry, and obsession in the pursuit of greatness.
Midsommar - Features cult themes and psychological horror in a beautifully unsettling setting.
Se7en - Explores dark themes of murder and moral decay through a gripping narrative.
A Clockwork Orange - Explores violence and free will through a controversial narrative.
Breaking Bad - Follows the transformation of a character into a morally ambiguous figure.
Dexter - Centers on a forensic expert who leads a double life as a vigilante serial killer.
The Fall - Features intense psychological drama revolving around a killer and a detective.
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo - Involves dark themes of violence, obsession, and intricate mysteries.
Gone Girl - Explores manipulation and the complexities of marriage through a thriller lens.
Mindhunter - Delves into the psychology of serial killers through investigative narratives.
The House That Jack Built - Explores the mind of a serial killer and his artistic view on murder.
Chinatown - A classic film noir featuring themes of deception and corruption.
The Invitation - Builds tension around a mysterious dinner with sinister undertones.
Prisoners - Explores moral ambiguity and the lengths to which one will go for family.
Killing Eve - Features a thrilling cat-and-mouse game between a detective and an assassin.
A Simple Favor - Mixes dark humor with a convoluted mystery involving friendships and secrets.
The Handmaiden - Involves con artistry and complex relationships wrapped in psychological intrigue.
Zodiac - Explores obsession in a true story about one of America's most notorious serial killers.
Perfect Blue - Psychological thriller focusing on identity and the darker side of fame.
The Killing of a Sacred Deer - A metaphoric psychological thriller surrounding choices and moral judgment.
Silence of the Lambs - Psychological thriller that delves into the mind of a manipulative killer.
The Sixth Sense - Mixes psychological elements with a supernatural twist and a deep narrative.
Body of Lies - Explores deception and moral ambiguity in the realm of espionage.
The Secret in Their Eyes - A crime thriller that intertwines justice, obsession, and personal loss.
Sharp Objects - A psychological thriller that examines family secrets and trauma.
You - Follows a charming yet dangerous protagonist obsessed with love and control.
The OA - Involves complex narratives, mystery, and elements of psychological drama.
The Night Of - A crime drama that highlights the intricacies of the legal system and personal stories.
Hannibal - Features psychological elements involving a brilliant yet dangerous mind.
The Fall of the House of Usher - Explores themes of madness and family secrets in a gothic narrative.
Handmaid's Tale - Explores oppressive societies and psychological turmoil in a dystopian setting.
Psycho - A classic psychological horror dealing with themes of identity and madness.
Nocturnal Animals - Explores revenge and themes of guilt through a gripping narrative.
Fargo - Blends dark comedy with crime and features morally ambiguous characters.
The Witch - Psychological horror filled with themes of paranoia and belief systems.
Young Adult - Follows a self-absorbed protagonist dealing with past traumas and obsessions.
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Twin Peaks - A surreal narrative with dark themes and complex characters, echoing the dreamlike quality of Darkly Noon.
Lost Highway - A psychological thriller with a focus on identity and reality, similar in tone to Darkly Noon.
Blue Velvet - Involves dark themes and an exploration of the duality of human nature, reminiscent of the film's atmosphere.
Mulholland Drive - Features surreal and psychological elements akin to the ambiguous narrative style of Darkly Noon.
The Holy Mountain - Offers a surreal experience with spiritual and philosophical undertones similar to the themes in Darkly Noon.
Sephardic - Themes of isolation and spiritual conflict resonate with the protagonist's journey in Darkly Noon.
The Cell - Combines psychological horror and dreamlike visuals, offering a similar aesthetic to Darkly Noon.
The Witch - Explores themes of faith, fear, and the supernatural in a psychological setting similar to Darkly Noon.
Eraserhead - Cult film known for its atmosphere and surreal imagery, paralleling the strange visuals in Darkly Noon.
Antichrist - Explores grief and psychological turmoil, which aligns with the darker themes found in Darkly Noon.
Enter the Void - Features psychedelic visuals and a journey through life and death akin to the film's introspective nature.
Dogville - Employs an abstract narrative style to address profound themes, resonating with Darkly Noon's unique story.
The Fall - Combines elements of fantasy and reality, similar to the narrative style and visual storytelling in Darkly Noon.
Requiem for a Dream - Intense exploration of obsession and the human psyche that resonates with the emotional tension in Darkly Noon.
Persona - A psychological exploration of identity and the self that shares thematic ties with Darkly Noon.
The Others - A supernatural thriller that plays with themes of isolation and mystery, paralleling the narrative elements of Darkly Noon.
Nymphomaniac - Engages with themes of desire, self-discovery, and complexity, akin to the emotional journey in Darkly Noon.
Synecdoche, New York - Explores existential themes and the complexities of human experiences, similar to the introspective nature of Darkly Noon.
A Ghost Story - Presents themes of existence and presence across time, resonating with the spiritual conflicts in Darkly Noon.
Fonzy - Deals with existential and surrealist elements, reflecting the themes of isolation and self-discovery.
The Sweet Hereafter - Explores grief and the impact of tragedy on a community, echoing the emotional weight present in Darkly Noon.
The Weight of Water - Blends past and present narratives to explore themes of tragedy and memory, akin to the narrative of Darkly Noon.
Battle Royale - Dives into human nature amidst extreme circumstances, similar to the dire situations faced by characters in Darkly Noon.
Midsommar - Utilizes a deeply disturbing atmosphere with themes of ritual and human psychology, resonating with the film's vibe.
Wings of Desire - Focuses on longing and the human experience through a poetic lens, echoing the thematic resonance found in Darkly Noon.
Killing of a Sacred Deer - Implies complex moral dilemmas that parallel the personal conflicts in Darkly Noon.
The Master - Explores the dynamic between a troubled individual and a charismatic leader, resonating with Darkly Noon’s character explorations.
The Graduate - Examines themes of alienation and existential dilemma comparable to the protagonist's journey in Darkly Noon.
Dancer in the Dark - Features deep emotional and tragic themes that resonate with the tone of Darkly Noon.
A Clockwork Orange - Explores themes of free will and morality in a visually striking manner, similar to Darkly Noon’s storytelling.
Perfect Blue - Engages with psychological horror and identity crises, resonating with the character struggles in Darkly Noon.
Ugetsu - Explores themes of desire, loss, and the supernatural, reflecting the blending of reality and surrealism in Darkly Noon.
The Lobster - A satirical take on relationships and societal norms, exploring identity in a surrealist setting like Darkly Noon.
The Piano - A character-driven story exploring love and isolation that aligns with the emotional undercurrents of Darkly Noon.
Solaris - Philosophical sci-fi that delves into human consciousness, reflecting the introspective aspects of Darkly Noon.
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American Beauty - Delves into the dark sides of suburban life and the quest for meaning.
The Boondock Saints - Features anti-hero narratives and dark humor.
Natural Born Killers - A satirical take on media sensationalism and violence.
A Clockwork Orange - Explores the themes of violence and societal control.
The Big Lebowski - A mix of dark humor and crime, similar to the tone of S.F.W.
Requiem for a Dream - A grim exploration of addiction and hopelessness.
Trainspotting - Explores addiction and disillusionment with society.
Donnie Darko - Combines dark themes, mental illness, and introspection.
Funny Games - A disturbing exploration of violence and its portrayal in media.
The Blair Witch Project - Uses a mix of psychological horror and social commentary.
Pulp Fiction - Contains dark humor, crime, and nonlinear storytelling.
The Usual Suspects - A twisty plot that involves crime and deception.
American History X - Addresses dark societal issues and personal redemption.
The Machinist - A psychological thriller exploring guilt and paranoia.
Minority Report - Explores themes of free will and societal control.
Se7en - A disturbing look into crime and human nature's darkness.
The Seventh Seal - Philosophical exploration of life, death, and existence.
Oldboy - A film that explores revenge in a uniquely dark narrative.
Memento - Complex narrative structure with dark psychological themes.
Scream - Combines horror with dark humor and meta-commentary on genre tropes.
Donnie Brasco - Explores the duality of life in crime, similar to S.F.W.
Escape from New York - A dystopian view of society with a strong anti-hero lead.
The Talented Mr. Ripley - Explores themes of identity and moral ambiguity.
Chaos - A gritty and raw take on crime and survival.
The Killing of a Sacred Deer - Explores psychological horror and moral dilemmas.
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo - A dark thriller that delves into crime and personal trauma.
A History of Violence - Explores the intersection of violence, identity, and morality.
Layer Cake - A complex narrative centered on crime and deception.
Dead Poets Society - Examines individuality versus conformity, similar philosophical themes.
Train to Busan - Combination of horror, tension, and examination of societal breakdown.
Her - Explores loneliness and the depth of human connection.
Blade Runner 2049 - Explores themes of identity in a dystopian future.
The Social Network - A look into ambition and the implications of social dynamics.
Snowpiercer - Examines class struggle in a dystopian setting.
The Cabin in the Woods - A meta-commentary on horror tropes with dark humor.
No Country for Old Men - A stark examination of violence and morality.
The Wolf of Wall Street - Explores excess, corruption, and moral ambiguity.
Birdman - An exploration of fame and self-identity in a surreal context.

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12 Angry Men - Focuses on conflict, deliberation, and the impact of personal biases.
The Crucible - Examines themes of hysteria, accusation, and moral conflict.
Gone Girl - Explores manipulation, media influence, and public perception.
A Few Good Men - Features courtroom drama and ethical dilemmas involving authority.
The Accused - Addresses topics of blame, victimization, and justice.
The Social Network - Explores themes of ambition, betrayal, and the consequences of success.
Anatomy of a Murder - Focuses on legal complexities and moral ambiguities.
Primal Fear - Involves legal battles and the manipulation of truth.
The Good Wife - TV series that explores law, ethics, and personal conflicts.
Damien Chazelle's Whiplash - Explores intense relationships and the drive for perfection.
The Stanford Prison Experiment - Examines power dynamics and ethical boundaries in a controlled environment.
One Hour Photo - Looks at obsession and the blurred lines of reality versus perception.
Michael Clayton - A legal thriller discussing corruption and moral ambiguity.
The King's Speech - Explores overcoming personal challenges and societal expectations.
A Clockwork Orange - Deals with themes of free will, societal control, and morality.
The Shape of Water - Explores complex relationships and societal outsider themes.
The Imitation Game - Focuses on moral dilemmas and the implications of one's choices.
Fences - Deals with family dynamics and the weight of societal expectations.
The Post - Explores media freedom, ethical dilemmas, and power struggles.
Before and After - Involves family loyalty, accusations, and moral conflict.
Judgment at Nuremberg - Explores justice, ethics, and the impact of war on humanity.
The Trial - Covers themes of bureaucracy, alienation, and the justice system.
Training Day - Explores morality, power dynamics, and the corruption within law enforcement.
Enemy - Delve into themes of identity, personal conflict, and ambiguity.
The Machinist - Focuses on psychological struggles and the impact of guilt.
Notes on a Scandal - Explores obsession, betrayal, and personal conflict.
Boys Don't Cry - Addresses gender identity, societal expectations, and tragic outcomes.
The Invisible Man - Explores themes of control, manipulation, and the consequences of power.
Doubt - Centers around suspicion, moral certainty, and the quest for truth.
The Perks of Being a Wallflower - Explores personal growth, trauma, and complex relationships.
A Beautiful Mind - Deals with themes of reality, perception, and the struggle for one's place.
The Devil's Advocate - Examines morality, temptation, and the personal cost of ambition.
Little Children - Explores suburban life, infidelity, and the complexities of human relationships.
Capturing the Friedmans - A documentary that delves into family dynamics, crime, and morality.
The Trial of the Chicago 7 - Focuses on political protest, legal battles, and moral questions.
Mommie Dearest - Explores the dynamics of mother-daughter relationships and personal tragedy.
Requiem for a Dream - Explores addiction and the collapse of personal relationships.
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Natural Born Killers - Similar themes of love and crime intertwine in a road movie setting.
Bonnie and Clyde - Classic love story about a couple on the run from the law.
True Romance - A crime-filled love story that features a couple against a backdrop of violence.
Badlands - A crime drama about young lovers on the run, reflecting a rebellious spirit.
Gun Crazy - A story of passion and crime involving a couple in a heist.
Thelma & Louise - Follows two women on a road trip turning into a escape from the law.
Pulp Fiction - Combines crime stories with strong character relationships and dark humor.
Shallow Grave - A blend of dark comedy and crime, focusing on relationships in dire situations.
Wild at Heart - A love story set against a backdrop of violence and crime.
The Roaring Twenties - Classic tale of a couple involved in crime during the Prohibition era.
Out of Sight - Involves a romantic connection between a bank robber and a U.S. Marshal.
The Getaway - Focuses on a couple involved in a heist gone wrong and on the run.
No Country for Old Men - Involves crime and a chase that spirals out of control.
A Clockwork Orange - Explores themes of violence and rebellion alongside a unique narrative.
Drive - Features an unconventional love story intertwined with crime and action.
21 Grams - A complex story about people whose lives are interconnected by tragedy.
American Psycho - A mix of dark humor and crime, inducing a satirical relation to love.
In Bruges - A crime film with a mix of dark comedy and a unique personal journey.
Killing Them Softly - A crime film that explores the underbelly of society and personal relationships.
The Bodyguard - A love story set against the backdrop of danger and crime.
Havoc - A dive into the darker side of youth, exploring crime and relationships.
The Talented Mr. Ripley - A crime thriller exploring obsession and love in deceitful ways.
Cold Mountain - A love story set against the backdrop of conflict and hardship.
Broken City - Involves crime and a personal relationship at the center of the story.
Layer Cake - Focuses on a criminal underworld intertwined with personal relationships.
Zombieland - Combines humor, love, and a chaotic backdrop similar to road adventures.
The King of Comedy - A darkly comedic look at obsession, fame, and relationships.
Kiss Kiss Bang Bang - Mixes comedy, crime, and romance with sharp dialogue and quirks.
RocknRolla - A crime film infused with gritty humor and a mix of character arcs.
The Big Lebowski - A crime-comedy that features unique characters and a laid-back storyline.
Hot Fuzz - A comedic take on the crime genre that offers satire and buddy dynamics.
Blood Simple - A neo-noir crime film that plays with themes of betrayal and love.
The Departed - Explores complex character relationships within a crime-filled narrative.
The Graduate - Focuses on a young man's entangled love and complicated personal choices.
A History of Violence - Intertwines themes of domesticity and violence in an intriguing way.
The Last Seduction - A crime thriller that delves into the intricacies of love and manipulation.
To Die For - Explores the extremes of ambition, love, and murder in a darkly comic way.
Trainspotting - Explores difficult relationships and personal journeys amidst chaos.
Casino - A tale of love and betrayal set within the world of organized crime.
The Woman on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown - Blends romance and dark humor in a story involving personal crises.
In the Bedroom - A complex drama of love and loss that explores dark themes.
A Perfect Murder - Focuses on deceit and danger in a complex love triangle.
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A Serious Man - A film that delves into the meaning of life and the search for answers, reminiscent of Wittgenstein's inquiries.
The Oxford Murders - Focuses on philosophical theories and mathematical puzzles, making it akin to Wittgenstein's explorations.
Annihilation - Explores themes of existence and self-understanding through a surreal narrative.
My Dinner with Andre - A dialogue-driven film that examines philosophy, human experience, and the nature of life.
Synecdoche, New York - Explores the concepts of identity, art, and existence in a complex narrative structure.
I Am Love - Explores emotion and meaning within the confines of tradition versus personal desire.
Blade Runner 2049 - Raises questions about consciousness and existence in a philosophical sci-fi setting.
Solaris - Discusses psychological and metaphysical themes, aligning with Wittgenstein's ideas.
The Double Life of Veronique - Explores identity and the unseen connections between individuals, reflective of philosophical themes.
The Conversation - A psychological drama that raises ethical questions about privacy, communication, and understanding.
Nymphomaniac - Explores complex themes of desire, existence, and moral philosophy.
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - Examines memory, love, and identity in a philosophical context.
Waking Life - A philosophical exploration of the nature of reality and consciousness through dreamlike vignettes.
A Clockwork Orange - Questions morality and free will, engaging with themes relevant to Wittgenstein's work.
The Seventh Seal - Contemplates existence, faith, and the nature of humanity in a profound narrative.
The Tree of Life - Explores the nature of existence and the universe with a philosophical mindset.
Mother! - Offers a surreal exploration of existence and environmental philosophy.
Arrival - Explores language, communication, and perception, echoing themes found in Wittgenstein's philosophy.
The Act of Killing - A documentary that blends philosophy and ethics through the lens of historical events.
Her - Engages with themes of love, identity, and technology in a philosophical framework.
Inception - Explores themes of reality, consciousness, and the nature of the mind, resonating with philosophical inquiries.
The Lobster - A surreal exploration of relationships, love, and societal norms, reflective of philosophical themes.
Primer - A complex narrative that challenges notions of time, identity, and reality.
Donnie Darko - Explores time travel, existential questions, and the nature of reality and self.
The Master - Examines power dynamics, belief systems, and personal identity in a philosophical context.
Persona - Delves deep into themes of identity and self-awareness, reflecting existential questions.
The Nines - A narrative that questions the nature of reality and authorship through interconnected stories.
Oldboy - Explores themes of revenge, identity, and the human experience, raising moral questions.
Under the Skin - Investigates themes of identity and existence through an otherworldly narrative.
Being John Malkovich - Explores the nature of identity and self in a uniquely surreal manner.
Fight Club - Challenges concepts of identity, reality, and society through a provocative narrative.
A Ghost Story - Explores existential themes through the lens of time, loss, and memory.
The Fountain - Explores concepts of love, mortality, and identity across time, echoing philosophical themes.
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The Duke of Burgundy - Similar in its exploration of unconventional relationships and dark themes.
The Holy Mountain - Features surreal storytelling and provocative imagery reminiscent of The Baby of Mâcon.
A Clockwork Orange - Shares a dystopian atmosphere and explores social commentary.
The Lobster - Combines absurdity with a dark examination of relationships.
Nymphomaniac - Explores taboo themes and human desires in a provocative manner.
Dogtooth - Features a disturbing family dynamic with existential themes.
The Fall - Darkly themed and visually striking, focusing on psychological depth and trauma.
The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover - Combines dark humor with a critique of society and class.
Salo, or the 120 Days of Sodom - Provocative with extreme themes exploring morality and social structures.
Antichrist - Explores deep psychological trauma and features surreal imagery.
Black Swan - A psychological thriller that explores obsession and identity.
The Skin I Live In - Deals with themes of identity, trauma, and unconventional narratives.
We Need to Talk About Kevin - Explores familial dysfunction and themes of nature versus nurture.
Mother! - Surreal and allegorical, dealing with themes of motherhood and creation.
Melancholia - Explores psychological depth and human despair in a surreal context.
The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford - Focuses on character-driven storytelling with existential themes.
Hereditary - A horror film that delves into family trauma and dark themes.
The Lighthouse - Psychologically intense with surreal and dark undertones.
Requiem for a Dream - Explores human despair and addiction through stark visuals.
The Favourite - Combines dark humor with themes of power and manipulation.
The Master - Explores complex human relationships and psychological manipulation.
Gummo - Features a surreal narrative style and explores the absurdity of life.
Enter the Void - An experimental film that delves into life and death in a surreal manner.
Funny Games - A psychological thriller that critiques violence and societal norms.
Dogville - Captures a dark portrayal of human nature within a stylized setting.
The Dreamers - Explores controversial themes involving sexuality and rebellion.
Gozu - A surreal journey filled with bizarre characters and absurdity.
The Wohnung - Explores themes of human relationships in a surreal and unsettling way.
Sweet Movie - Uses surreal elements to critique society and explore taboo themes.
The Killing of a Sacred Deer - A psychological thriller with dark moral questions and surreal elements.
Ex Machina - Explores themes of control and the nature of humanity in a stark setting.
Irréversible - Features disturbing themes and a non-linear narrative.
Killing Them Softly - Critically examines violence and morality within society.
The Sacrifice - A film that intertwines existential themes with a surreal narrative.
The Platform - Commentary on class division and human survival in a surreal concept.
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Akira - Features cyberpunk aesthetics and body horror elements.
A Clockwork Orange - Combines dystopian themes with violence and psychological manipulation.
Scanners - Focuses on telepathy and physical transformations.
The Fly - Explores body transformation and the horror of losing one's humanity.
Ghost in the Shell - Delves into identity, consciousness, and cybernetic enhancements.
Existenz - Blends virtual reality and body horror in a unique narrative.
Ninja Scroll - Animated dystopian tale with heavy action and dark themes.
Hardware - Features a post-apocalyptic world with themes of technology gone awry.
The Terminator - Involves themes of artificial intelligence and the merger of man and machine.
Tetsuo: The Iron Man - The original film with similar themes of transformation and body horror.
The Thing - Incorporates body horror with themes of paranoia and transformation.
Under the Skin - Examines themes of identity and alienation in a surreal setting.
Requiem for a Dream - Explores psychological and physical degeneration through addiction.
Her - Innovatively portrays the relationship between humans and technology.
Donnie Darko - Incorporates psychological elements with a surreal narrative.
The Cell - Visual and psychological exploration of the human mind and body.
Altered States - Deals with consciousness and physical transformations.
Tusk - A unique take on body horror, focusing on transformation into another species.
Mandy - Blends surreal visuals and heavy violence with a revenge narrative.
District 9 - Examine themes of transformation and the human condition.
Annihilation - Incorporates mind-bending visuals and themes of identity and transformation.
Invasion of the Body Snatchers - Focuses on identity and the loss of humanity through external forces.
The Matrix - Explores reality, identity, and the human condition in a cybernetic world.
Brazil - Satirical and surreal view of a dystopian future with bizarre technology.
Eraserhead - Surreal, dark, and explores themes of the human body and transformation.
I Am Mother - Explores themes of artificial intelligence and the human experience.
The Lobster - A surreal and dark take on human relationships and societal expectations.
Fight Club - Explores identity and societal norms through violent and surreal means.
The Number 23 - Themes of obsession and psychological transformation in a dark narrative.
Melancholia - Psychological exploration of despair and human existence in a surreal context.
Perfect Blue - Psychological thriller that explores identity and the effects of fame.
A Scanner Darkly - Blends animation and live action to examine drug addiction and identity.
The Wall - Dramatic and surreal exploration of emotional and psychological trauma.
Gamer - Explores themes of reality and control in a technology-driven world.
The Cabin in the Woods - Subverts horror tropes with unexpected elements in a surreal way.
The Road - Dystopian survival story that examines the human condition.
The Prestige - Explores obsession and identity in a dark narrative.
Event Horizon - Combines horror and science fiction with themes of transformation.
A Ghost Story - Explores existential themes through a surreal and haunting narrative.
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The Green Mile - Both deal with serious themes of justice and the legal system.
Dead Man Walking - Focuses on morality and the death penalty, similar to the themes in Let Him Have It.
A Clockwork Orange - Explores social issues and the consequences of crime.
The Shawshank Redemption - Involves themes of wrongful imprisonment and hope.
Capa - Deals with the consequences of war and moral dilemmas.
12 Angry Men - A courtroom drama that questions justice and morality.
The Life of David Gale - Explores capital punishment and the complexities of justice.
The Execution's Song - Drama based on true crime events and the justice system.
In the Name of the Father - Focuses on wrongful conviction and the struggle for justice.
My Name Is Earl - While comedic, it examines themes of redemption and justice.
The Hunt - Deals with false accusations and societal judgement.
Zodiac - Based on true crime, it delves into the investigations of a serial killer.
Monster - Explores the tragic life of a serial killer and societal responses.
Prisoners - A gripping thriller that explores morality and the lengths to which one will go for justice.
Atonement - Themes of guilt and the consequences of actions on others.
Before the Law - Examines the themes of bureaucracy and justice.
American History X - Explores redemption and societal issues regarding race and crime.
The Thin Blue Line - A documentary that uncovers wrongful conviction and the flaws in the justice system.
Capote - Focuses on true crime and the implications of storytelling.
The Fugitive - Explores themes of running from the law and seeking justice.
The Trial of the Chicago 7 - Addressing injustice and the legal system's shortcomings.
Spotlight - Investigates systemic issues and the fight for justice.
To Kill a Mockingbird - Addresses racial injustice and moral integrity in the courtroom.
A Few Good Men - Legal drama centered around a high-profile trial and issues of honor.
The Conjuring - Involves crime and moral struggles, although in a horror context.
Fruitvale Station - Based on true events, it highlights themes of justice and racial issues.
Boys Don't Cry - Explores themes of identity, crime, and societal reactions.
Sicario - Focuses on the darker sides of the justice system and crime.
The Insider - A gripping drama about whistleblowing and moral dilemmas.
Silence of the Lambs - Intricately examines the mind of a criminal and justice themes.
The Imitation Game - Deals with social issues and personal sacrifices for justice.
Selma - Examines social justice and the consequences of systemic injustice.
The Time Traveler's Wife - A profound exploration of love and consequence, paralleling moral dilemmas.
Gone Baby Gone - Explores moral ambiguities in crime and justice.
Luther - A gripping series about a detective tackling dark crimes and moral complexities.
Broadchurch - A murder mystery series that explores grief and the effects of crime on a community.
True Detective - Crime anthology series that deeply explores psychological and moral themes.

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The Elephant Man - Both films confront the themes of societal rejection and personal identity in a unique narrative style.
Brazil - Each film features a darkly comedic and dystopian world, presenting a critique of modern society.
Blue Velvet - Similar in presenting the seedy underbelly of society and the unsettling nature of seemingly calm environments.
The Lobster - Both films provide a bizarre and absurd take on relationships and society's expectations.
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas - Both involve twisted narratives and explore the darker sides of the American Dream.
Tusk - Both films incorporate dark humor and body horror elements, creating a unique viewing experience.
The Cabin in the Woods - Both films deconstruct genre conventions and play with horror tropes in unique ways.
Donnie Darko - Both films feature psychological themes and a surreal approach to storytelling.
American Psycho - Both films explore themes of identity, societal expectation, and personal disintegration.
The Holy Mountain - Both films are visually striking and rich in symbolism, conveying deep and often disturbing themes.
The Science of Sleep - Both films mix reality and fantasy, often blurring the lines between dreams and wakefulness.
Rubber - Both films have an absurdist tone and challenge viewers' expectations regarding narrative and genre.
Videodrome - Both films examine the impact of media on the psyche and the blurring of reality and illusion.
Being John Malkovich - Both films explore identity and the nature of self in bizarre, comedic ways.
Synecdoche, New York - Both delve into existential themes and the complexities of life and personal identity.
Raising Arizona - Both films incorporate dark humor and quirky characters in unusual circumstances.
The Brothers Grimm - Both films juxtapose dark themes with fantastical elements and surreal storytelling.
A Clockwork Orange - Both films explore themes of societal control and the individual's struggle against it.
Dead Man - Both feature surreal narratives and a deep exploration of life, death, and identity.
The Witch - Both films create a disturbing atmosphere, exploring themes of alienation and the human condition.
Mulholland Drive - Both explore the darker sides of Hollywood, identity, and fragmented realities.
A Serious Man - Both films have an absurdist approach to life’s challenges and personal dilemmas.
The Killing of a Sacred Deer - Both feature tension and psychological horror intertwined with dark humor.
Little Otik - Both films delve into surreal themes of obsession and family dynamics in bizarre ways.
Gummo - Both explore dysfunctional characters in a surreal and darkly comedic fashion.
Mother! - Both films offer a psychological horror experience with heavy symbolism regarding creation and destruction.
Dogtooth - Both depict dysfunctional families and the psychological impacts of isolation and control.
The Favourite - Both films blend dark humor with historical elements and offbeat character dynamics.
The Fall - Both feature visually stunning storytelling combined with deep emotional and psychological themes.
The Color Out of Space - Both deal with the psychological effects of existential dread and the uncanny.
A Ghost Story - Both films present a reflective, haunting exploration of time, existence, and the human condition.
Wild at Heart - Both films have a surreal and chaotic narrative with strong characters on a journey.
Me and You and Everyone We Know - Both feature quirky and offbeat characters navigating complex relationships in a surreal setting.
The Fountain - Both explore existential themes, combining elements of fantasy and reality in unique narratives.
The Act of Killing - Both films tackle dark historical themes, pushing the boundaries of reality and fiction.
Color Out of Space - Both capture surreal and cosmic horror elements with psychological undertones.
Willy's Wonderland - Both films mix bizarre humor with dark themes in a strange narrative format.
The Eyes of My Mother - Both explore themes of isolation and disturbing psychology in a haunting manner.