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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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Natural Born Killers - Comments on media influence and societal issues, resonating with The Joke's critical tone.
Requiem for a Dream - Explores addiction and despair within society, similar in depth to The Joke.
Her - Examines relationships in a modern context, paralleling themes in The Joke.
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - Explores memory and identity, resonating with themes presented in The Joke.
A Clockwork Orange - Challenges societal norms and morality, similar to the thought-provoking aspects of The Joke.
Mulholland Drive - Involves psychological twists and the pursuit of dreams in Hollywood, akin to The Joke.
The Machinist - Focuses on a disturbed individual's mental state, echoing the themes of The Joke.
Oldboy - Involves themes of revenge and psychological manipulation, similar to The Joke's dark narrative.
Gone Girl - Explores deception and societal perception, resonating with the themes in The Joke.
Se7en - Delves into dark human motivations and societal decay, akin to the atmosphere of The Joke.
The Truman Show - Examines authenticity and reality, philosophical themes that resonate with The Joke.
The Lighthouse - Combines psychological horror and character study, similar in tone to The Joke.
Midsommar - Explores grief and societal expectations in unsettling ways, akin to the themes in The Joke.
Nocturnal Animals - Features themes of revenge and the consequences of choices, echoing the narrative depth of The Joke.
The Others - Involves psychological elements and twists, similar to the storytelling of The Joke.
The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari - Explores themes of insanity and perception, reflective of the narrative in The Joke.
Hereditary - Explores family trauma and psychological horror, resonating with The Joke's themes.
Anomalisa - Explores isolation and perception through a unique lens, akin to The Joke's themes.
The Babadook - Deals with grief and mental health, similar to psychological explorations in The Joke.
Synecdoche, New York - Examines the human condition through a surreal lens, resonating with The Joke's themes.
Under the Skin - Combines existential themes with a haunting atmosphere, similar to The Joke's narrative style.
The Killing of a Sacred Deer - Explores guilt and morality in a surreal way, akin to the storytelling in The Joke.
The Witch - Delves into psychological tension and societal views, resonating with the themes of The Joke.
Training Day - Explores morality and choices within a gritty world, reflecting themes in The Joke.
Palindromes - Deals with identity and societal expectations in unconventional ways, similar to The Joke.
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A Clockwork Orange - Both tackle themes of violence and the youth's defiance against authority.
The Graduate - Explores the disillusionment of youth and societal expectations.
Rebel Without a Cause - Focuses on youthful angst and rebellion against societal norms.
Woodstock - Both celebrate the youth culture of the 1960s and the counterculture movement.
The Warriors - Features youth gangs and the struggle for power within a city.
Mad Max - Post-apocalyptic themes with youth leading the charge against societal breakdown.
The Wild One - Focuses on motorcycle gangs and rebellious youth in America.
Dazed and Confused - Explores teenage life and culture during the 1970s.
Fight Club - Critiques consumerism and the search for meaning in a modern society.
They Live - Features themes of societal control and rebellion against the system.
The Outsiders - Deals with rival youth gangs and social class struggles.
Ferris Bueller's Day Off - Focuses on youthful rebellion against authority and societal expectations.
The Hunger Games - Centers on youth rebellion against a controlling government.
American Graffiti - Nostalgic look at youth culture and rebellion in the 1960s.
The Matrix - Themes of enlightenment and rebellion against a controlling system.
Spring Breakers - Explores hedonistic youth culture and rebellion.
Donnie Darko - Combines youth angst with surreal and rebellious storytelling.
Trainspotting - Examines youth culture in the face of addiction and societal norms.
SLC Punk! - Focuses on punk culture and the challenges faced by rebellious youth.
Thirteen - Explores the wild and reckless side of teenage life.
In the Flesh - Explores themes of identity and rebellion in a dystopian society.
American History X - Deals with youth influence and the consequences of hate and rebellion.
Breaking Bad - Explores moral decline and rebellion against societal norms.
Skins - Focuses on the lives of teenagers dealing with rebellion and social issues.
Youth in Revolt - Features teenage rebellion and nonconformity.
The Perks of Being a Wallflower - Captures the struggles and rebellions of youth.
Lady Bird - Explores the challenges of teenage identity and rebellion against parental expectations.
Mean Girls - Delve into teenage social dynamics and rebellion.
Goonies - Adventurous youth tackling challenges and seeking freedom from constraints.
9 Songs - Explores youthful hedonism and relationships.
Euphoria - Focuses on the challenges and chaotic life of modern teenagers.
Sk8er Boi - A tale of youthful rebellion and love across societal lines.
Rumble Fish - Explores themes of youth violence and rebellion.
Death Race 2000 - Satirical exploration of youth violence and societal breakdown.
Rockers - Follows youth culture through the lens of reggae music and rebellion.
The 400 Blows - Classic coming-of-age story focused on youth's struggles and rebellion.
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The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie - A surreal critique of bourgeois society and its absurdities.
The Celebration - A dark examination of family dynamics at a gathering with hidden truths.
Dogville - An allegorical tale depicting human nature and societal structures.
Parasite - A social commentary on class struggle presented through dark humor.
A Pigeon Sat on a Branch Reflecting on Existence - A surreal film that reflects on absurdity and the human condition.
The Square - Explores themes of morality and societal expectations in a satirical manner.
Brazil - A dystopian film that critiques bureaucracy and authoritarianism.
Funny Games - A psychological thriller that critiques violence in media and societal desensitization.
12 Angry Men - Focuses on societal pressure and moral dilemmas within a confined space.
The Game - A psychological thriller exploring themes of paranoia and societal norms.
The Killing of a Sacred Deer - A surreal psychological thriller that examines morality and consequence.
Snowpiercer - A social allegory that explores class disparity in a confined environment.
A Clockwork Orange - A disturbing portrayal of society's control over the individual.
We Need to Talk About Kevin - Explores the complexities of family dynamics and societal judgement.
The Handmaid's Tale - A commentary on dystopian societal roles and oppression.
Mother! - An allegorical horror that critiques human behavior and societal structures.
The Purge - Explores the consequences of societal breakdown and moral decay.
Midsommar - A psychological horror that delves into the darkness of human nature within a community.
The Master - Examines the complexities of control, belief, and societal structure.
Persona - Explores identity and human connection in an existential and surreal manner.
Fight Club - A critique of consumerism, identity, and societal expectations.
Videodrome - Explores media saturation and control over reality in a surreal narrative.
Sorry to Bother You - A satirical look at race and capitalism in a surreal, alternate reality.
The One I Love - A surreal exploration of relationships and self-perception.
The Invitation - A suspenseful film about social gatherings that takes a dark turn.
Metropolis - A classic science fiction film that critiques class disparity and societal structures.
Exam - An intense psychological examination of morality and human behavior in a confined space.
The Platform - A social thriller that critiques class structure and resource distribution.
The Other Side of the Wind - An experimental film that critiques Hollywood and its societal implications.
The Killing - An exploration of human motives and societal decay within a crime narrative.
Under the Skin - A surreal and alien perspective on humanity and societal behavior.
The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari - A classic horror that explores madness and the distortion of reality within society.
Pieces of April - A darkly comedic look at family and societal expectations during a Thanksgiving gathering.
Ennemi d'état - A psychological exploration of morality and society under duress.
Burning - A mysterious narrative that critiques class and ambition in society.
The Hunt - Explores themes of mob mentality and societal repercussions in a tense narrative.
Caché - A psychological thriller that examines guilt, surveillance, and societal secrets.
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The Faculty - Features students fighting against alien influence in their peers.
They Live - Involves aliens secretly taking over human bodies with a similar critique of society.
The Thing - Both involve paranoia and alien entities infiltrating human groups.
The Stepford Wives - Explores a theme of replacement with robotic-like entities.
Dark City - Features a manipulated reality and a fight against oppressive forces.
The Invasion - Another interpretation of the body snatcher theme with a modern twist.
Body Snatchers - A direct adaptation of the body snatcher concept featuring military personnel.
Annihilation - Involves mysterious alien phenomena altering human biology.
The X-Files - Focuses on alien conspiracy and the fear of losing oneself.
The Terminator - Explore themes of artificial beings and their impact on humanity.
Altered States - Investigates the transformation of human identity through external influences.
Get Out - A horror film that examines identity and control over one’s body.
The Others - Focuses on hidden identities and twists on the perception of reality.
Videodrome - Explores the intersection of technology, media, and human physiology.
Fright Night - Involves supernatural beings disrupting the normal order of life.
Ghost in the Shell - Explores identity in relation to technology and bodily control.
Donnie Darko - Involves alternate realities and existential dilemmas.
Enemy - Explores dual identities and psychological turmoil.
The Manchurian Candidate - Involves brainwashing and the loss of free will.
Screamers - Features robots that replace humans in a sci-fi setting.
The Island - Explores cloning and identity issues within a controlled environment.
Altered Carbon - A series that delves into the theme of consciousness and identity transfer.
Black Mirror - Anthology series exploring the potential dark themes of technology on humanity.
A Clockwork Orange - Explores themes of conformity and control over individual will.
The Prestige - Involves themes of dual identities and personal sacrifice.
Captive State - Takes place in a world under alien control, examining human resistance.
The World's End - Involves an invasion theme with a comedic perspective on identity.
Life - A sci-fi horror film that deals with alien influence and survival.
I Am Mother - Explores themes of identity and control through AI.
The Matrix - Questions reality and control through a futuristic lens.
Transcendence - Involves consciousness transfer and the implications of technology.
The Invisible Man - Explores themes of identity loss and manipulation.
Father's Day - Involves themes of body swapping with comedic horror undertones.
The Fly - Focuses on physical transformation and loss of agency.
139 Scary Stories - An anthology featuring various horror transformations and identities.
The Cabin in the Woods - Plays with horror tropes and explores manipulation by external forces.
The Scream - Involves themes of survival against a masked identity threat.
Species - Combines themes of alien influence and human transformation.
The Fourth Kind - Involves alien abductions and psychological impact on identity.
The Signal - Explores themes of control over reality and identity through sci-fi elements.
Under the Skin - Explores alien identity and transformation in a human setting.
The Host - Involves a creature that disrupts normal human life significantly.
RoboCop - Explores human augmentation and loss of identity to technology.

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The Conformist - A complex examination of identity and societal pressures in Italy.
A Clockwork Orange - Satirical take on societal norms and behaviors, peppered with dark humor.
Mediterraneo - Features a humorous perspective on life and love in Mediterranean Italy.
La Dolce Vita - A classic film delving into Italian lifestyle and existentialism.
The Godfather - Explores family dynamics and cultural identity in an Italian-American context.
Cinema Paradiso - Nostalgic storytelling with a focus on love and passion in Italian life.
The Great Beauty - A visually stunning exploration of beauty and decadence in Roman culture.
I Am Love - A rich depiction of family, love, and the intersection of tradition in Italy.
Under the Tuscan Sun - A romantic comedy about discovery and rejuvenation in a picturesque Italian setting.
The Last Emperor - Explores cultural identity, legacy, and personal growth in a lavish historical setting.
Stealing Beauty - A coming-of-age story set in the beautiful Italian countryside, rich with artistic themes.
The Talented Mr. Ripley - Explores themes of identity, deception, and the allure of the Italian lifestyle.
The Italian Job - Classic Italian settings with a blend of heist and humor.
Husbands and Wives - Explores romantic entanglements and relationships with a comedic touch.
Eat Pray Love - Themes of self-discovery and explores love across different cultures.
A Room with a View - A romantic story exploring love and societal expectations set in Italy.
To Rome with Love - A comedy that weaves multiple stories about love and life in Rome.
Life is Beautiful - A blend of humor and tragedy in the face of adversity, set against the backdrop of Italy.
Moonstruck - Romantic comedy exploring relationships and family within the Italian-American community.
The Namesake - Explores themes of identity and cultural dichotomy, touching on family ties.
Funny Face - Romantic comedy with fashion and whimsy, showcasing Paris and culturally Italian influences.
Il Postino - Beautifully crafted romantic story set on an Italian island, focusing on love and poetry.
Roman Holiday - A romance set in Italy with themes of freedom and the search for true love.
The Postman Always Rings Twice - Explores themes of obsession and marriage within an Italian context.
The Secretary - An unconventional love story that plays with power dynamics and relationships.
My House in Umbria - Explores themes of personal connection, recovery, and love within an Italian setting.
Youth - Explores aging and relationships in a luxurious Italian setting, blending humor and depth.
The Dinner - A tense exploration of family dynamics with dark themes, set in contemporary Italy.
The Last Gambler - Explores themes of chance, love, and existential questions in a comedic framework.
Lourdes - Explores faith and human connection in a contemplative manner within an Italian setting.
Amarcord - A semi-autobiographical tale capturing the essence of Italian life and culture.
Bitter Rice - A dramatic look at love and ambition in post-war Italy, combining romance with social issues.
All Roads Lead to Rome - A romantic comedy that showcases the charm of Italy through adventures and relationships.
The Vale of Tears - A poignant drama exploring love and heritage against a backdrop of Italian culture.
Ciao, Professore! - A humorous look at education and cultural differences within an Italian setting.
La Storia - Explores personal and cultural histories seamlessly intertwined within Italy.
Il Sorpasso - A road movie that explores friendship and spontaneity in Italian society.
Ginger & Fred - Explores nostalgia and relationships through an Italian lens with subtle humor.

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The Limey - Similar themes of revenge and character-driven storytelling.
Nil by Mouth - Focuses on a gritty family dynamic and struggles.
Trainspotting - Explores the darker sides of life in an urban setting.
Layer Cake - Involves crime and the British underworld.
A Clockwork Orange - Sociopolitical themes and distinctive visual style.
This Is England - Centers around youth culture and social issues in England.
The Full Monty - Combines humor and serious themes about working-class struggles.
Skinny Puppy - Shares similar gritty aesthetics and emotional depth.
God's Own Country - Features raw emotional storytelling and rural struggles.
Ladybird Ladybird - Explores difficult social issues and personal struggle.
Tyson - Biographical drama dealing with themes of violence and redemption.
Fish Tank - Follows a young woman's challenging life and relationships.
Control - Biopic about an artist grappling with personal demons.
The Selfish Giant - Focuses on young protagonists facing harsh realities.
The Commitments - Shows struggles within a group trying to achieve something greater.
Kes - A poignant story about a young boy and his struggles.
Made in Britain - A raw look at youth delinquency in Britain.
Penny Dreadful - Dark themes with complex character arcs.
The Other Side of Hope - Touching on themes of displacement and personal struggles.
Romeo + Juliet - A fresh take on a classic love story in a modern setting.
Sweet Sixteen - Explores young characters facing tough life choices.
The Sniffer - Crime and mystery woven together with strong character development.
Gomorrah - Dark, gritty portrayal of crime and life in a gang.
The Fall - Psychological tension and exploration of crime.
Shameless (UK) - Focuses on dysfunctional family dynamics and social issues.
Wild Rose - Follows a young woman's aspirations against life challenges.
My Name is Joe - An intimate look at relationships and personal struggles.
Blue Jean - Explores identity and personal choices in a societal context.
Bullhead - A story of identity, masculinity, and crime.
Funny Cow - Follows a female character’s personal journey in a tough environment.
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo - Themes of mystery and personal turmoil.
The Road - Post-apocalyptic journey centered around survival and humanity.
Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels - Crime comedy blending dark humor and serious themes.
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - Explores complex relationships and emotional depth.
Dead Man's Shoes - Revenge thriller with deep emotional resonance.
Rita - Follows a strong female lead navigating life's difficulties.
Skins - Focuses on troubled youth and social issues.
A Very English Scandal - Dark comedy based on real events with complex characters.

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The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie - Surreal narrative structure and social commentary.
Viridiana - Explores themes of morality and desire with a surreal touch.
Persona - Psychological depth and exploration of identity.
That Obscure Object of Desire - Themes of obsession and complex relationships.
L'Avventura - Explores existential themes with a slow, contemplative pace.
Stalker - Philosophical exploration of desires and the unknown.
The Double Life of Véronique - Intertwining stories and emotional depth.
Last Tango in Paris - Explores intimate and complex human relationships.
Blue Velvet - Dark exploration of suburban life and hidden desires.
Mulholland Drive - Psychological thriller with surreal elements.
La Jetée - Uses surreal imagery to explore time and memory.
The Holy Mountain - Surrealism and critiques of society.
The Hours - Explores the interconnected lives of women across time.
Wild Strawberries - Existential themes and memory exploration.
The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover - Explores relationships with dark and surreal tones.
Daisies - Surreal and rebellious exploration of youth.
A Clockwork Orange - Explores themes of free will with a dark, stylized approach.
Wings of Desire - Explores love and longing in a surreal atmosphere.
The Graduate - Explores themes of disillusionment and romantic confusion.
In the Mood for Love - Subtle exploration of longing and unfulfilled love.
A Bout de Souffle - Playful with narrative and explores youthful rebellion.
Fitzcarraldo - A surreal vision of ambition and obsession.
Un Chien Andalou - Iconic surrealist short film exploring dreams and desire.
The Fountain - Explores themes of love, death, and reincarnation in a surreal way.
The Master - Focuses on complex relationships and psychological tension.
Her - Explores emotional connections in a surreal, futuristic world.
Annihilation - Surreal sci-fi exploration of identity and self-destruction.
Memento - Explores memory and identity with a complex narrative.
Russian Doll - Explores themes of life, death, and existentialism in a surreal manner.
Six Feet Under - Dark humor and exploration of life and death themes.
Eraserhead - Surrealism and dark themes surrounding parenthood.
Mother! - Explores existential themes and relationships within a surreal context.
Boogie Nights - Explores the complexities of human relationships in the 70s and 80s.
The Lobster - darkly comedic exploration of relationships in a surreal society.
Lost Highway - Surreal narrative intertwining identity and desire.
The Killing of a Sacred Deer - Psychological thriller exploring morality and consequences.
A Ghost Story - Contemplates existence and human connection over time.
Synecdoche, New York - Exploration of identity and life’s complexity in surreal narrative.
The Master and Margarita - Surreal narrative exploring love, truth, and redemption.
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - Exploration of love, memory, and desire through a surreal lens.
The Return - Mystery and exploration of familial relationships in a surreal way.

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The Virgin Spring - Explores themes of innocence and revenge
Last House on the Left - Focuses on brutal revenge after a violent act
Irreversible - Features a non-linear narrative with themes of violence
A Clockwork Orange - Examines extreme violence and societal issues
Salo, or the 120 Days of Sodom - Controversial film depicting extreme acts of depravity
I Spit on Your Grave - Story centers on revenge against sexual violence
Funny Games - Explores violence in a disturbing manner
Antichrist - Examines the darker parts of human nature
Martyrs - Dives into harsh themes of pain and vengeance
The House That Jack Built - Focuses on a serial killer's violent exploits
Nymphomaniac - Explores sexual themes with disturbing narratives
Enter the Void - Examines life and death in a highly surreal manner
Blue Velvet - Contains disturbing themes related to sexuality and violence
pg - Views exploitation through a lens of complex morals
A Serbian Film - A highly controversial film known for extreme content
Oldboy - Focuses on themes of revenge and suffering
Requiem for a Dream - Explores the descent into despair and addiction
Trainspotting - Deals with drug addiction and its devastating effects
The Last House on the Left - Centers around intense themes of revenge and violence
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo - Involves themes of abuse and intense female characters
Happiness - Explores dark and uncomfortable themes around human behavior
We Need to Talk About Kevin - Delves into themes of motherhood, violence, and psychology
Secretary - Explores dark and complex aspects of sexual relationships
The Piano Teacher - Examines obsession and disturbed relationships
The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover - Intricate narrative dealing with violence and betrayal
Chinatown - Explores complex themes of power and moral ambiguity
Kids - Shocking depiction of youth and consequences of sexual behavior
Fatal Attraction - Intense thriller highlighting obsession and repercussions
The Hunt - Deals with misunderstanding and societal judgment
Taxi Driver - Explores isolation, violence, and moral dilemmas
Deadgirl - Examines extreme themes within a horror framework
The Killing of America - A documentary that explores violence in America
Eyes Wide Shut - Delves into hidden lives and sexual exploration
Peeping Tom - Focuses on voyeurism and its psychological effects
Midsommar - Dissects darker elements within cult-like environments
House of 1000 Corpses - A horror film depicting extreme violence and cults
The Babadook - Explores psychological horror and maternal fears
Hereditary - Explores family trauma with horrific outcomes
Hostel - Graphic violence and themes of exploitation and horror
The Descent - Involves survival and horror in isolated settings
A Woman Under the Influence - Intense character study depicting personal struggles
Boys Don't Cry - Based on true events surrounding identity and violence
Bait - Engages with themes of moral conflict in extreme situations
The Girl Next Door - Disturbingly depicts abuse and psychological torment
Lizard in a Woman's Skin - Blends surrealism with themes of violence and sexuality
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Brazil - A darkly comedic look at bureaucratic madness.
The Office (UK) - Captures mundane office life with absurd humor.
Office Space - Critiques the bureaucracy of corporate culture.
The Death of Stalin - A satirical take on political bureaucracy and power struggles.
Terry Gilliam's 'Brazil' - Uses surrealism to highlight bureaucratic inefficiency.
Antichrist - Explores themes of despair within a structured environment.
Ernest & Celestine - Showcases a whimsical yet critical look at societal roles.
The Lobster - Absurd societal rules and the struggle against conformity.
A Serious Man - Explores the absurdity of life within a structured context.
Waltz with Bashir - Uses animation to convey the absurdity of war and bureaucracy.
Playtime - A visual critique of modern urban living and bureaucracy.
Modern Times - Comments on industrialization and the dehumanizing nature of work.
The Lives of Others - Explores the impacts of state bureaucracy on individual lives.
The Great Dictator - Satirical portrayal of a dictator and his bureaucracy.
Utopia - Examines the consequences of a bureaucratic society.
The Square - A satire about art, culture, and social contracts.
The Trial - An adaptation of Kafka's work, embodying bureaucratic absurdity.
The Party - Featuring a bumbling protagonist amidst formal social structures.
Delicatessen - Dark humor set against a backdrop of societal decay.
The Man Who Fell to Earth - Critiques bureaucracy through the lens of alienation.
The Bureau - A gripping look at the world of intelligence and bureaucracy.
Anomalisa - Explores existential themes in a structured societal context.
Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb - Uses dark comedy to critique bureaucratic decision-making.
Fargo - A blend of crime and absurdity set in a bureaucratic environment.
A Clockwork Orange - Explores societal control and bureaucratic systems gone haywire.
The Good Place - A philosophical examination of morality within a bureaucratic afterlife.
The Gaze - Critiques societal roles and expectations through a dark lens.
In the Loop - Politically charged comedy about bureaucratic incompetence.
Idiocracy - A satirical vision of a future governed by incompetence.
After Life - Explores the absurdity of life and death through a bureaucratic lens.
Raising Arizona - Absurd situations arising from societal norms and roles.
Little Miss Sunshine - A family's awkward journey through bureaucratic obstacles.
The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad! - Using parody to tackle law enforcement bureaucracy.
The Invention of Lying - Explores truth and deception in a bureaucratic world.
Doubt - Explores societal structures within a religious bureaucracy.
The Simpsons Movie - Satirical take on American life and bureaucracy.
Kamikaze Girls - Mix of absurdity and critique of social roles.
Burn After Reading - A comedic look at espionage and capsizing bureaucracy.
Jojo Rabbit - Satires the absurdity of ideology and authoritarianism.
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri - Critiques law enforcement and bureaucratic failures.
Parks and Recreation - Humor in the context of local government bureaucracy.
Crazy Ex-Girlfriend - Explores personal struggles against societal expectations.
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A Clockwork Orange - Both explore themes of mental illness and societal norms.
Fight Club - Explores identity and rebellion against societal expectations.
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest - Set in a mental institution and examines the condition of patients.
The Double - Delves into identity and psychological struggles.
Repulsion - Examines isolation and mental disintegration.
Black Swan - Focuses on a character's psychological transformation and reality blurring.
Donnie Darko - Explores complex themes of time travel and mental health.
American Psycho - Focuses on a character with a troubled psyche and social commentary.
Shutter Island - A psychological thriller set in a mental institution with twists.
Persona - Explores identity mix-up and psychological tension between two women.
The Machinist - Features a protagonist suffering from severe insomnia and paranoia.
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - Explores memory and identity in a unique narrative style.
The Others - Mysterious atmosphere with psychological undertones.
Memento - Non-linear storytelling focusing on memory and identity.
Fatal Attraction - A psychological thriller about obsession and mental instability.
Mulholland Drive - Non-linear narrative exploring identity and the subconscious.
Secretary - Explores complex psychological themes in a unique relationship.
The Void - Combines psychological horror with themes of reality distortion.
The Jacket - Involves time travel and psychological distress in a mental institution.
Synecdoche, New York - Explores life, identity, and existential themes in a surreal manner.
Atonement - Involves unfulfilled dreams and complex psychological repercussions.
The Killing of a Sacred Deer - Explores moral dilemmas and psychological tension.
Noroi: The Curse - A psychological horror film with a found-footage style.
Jacob's Ladder - Involves themes of mental distress and reality disruption.
Oldboy - Psychological themes of revenge and identity with intense storytelling.
Frances - A biographical film about an actress's troubled mental state.
The Babadook - Psychological horror that deals with grief and mental illness.
Her - Explores identity and relationships in a digitally dominated world.
The Seventh Seal - Explores existential themes and man's psyche during the plague.
The Perks of Being a Wallflower - Focuses on the struggles of adolescence and mental health.
The Sixth Sense - Involves psychological aspects around understanding reality.
Cuckoo's Nest - Explores characters within a mental health context.
Room - Centers on identity and trauma, with a psychological angle.
American Beauty - Examines the dark side of suburban life and identity.
The Fall - Explores mental states through a unique fantasy narrative.
Anomalisa - Stop-motion film that portrays existential crises and loneliness.
The Royal Tenenbaums - A story about a dysfunctional family and their psychological dynamics.
Donnie Brasco - Explores the psychological strain on identity and loyalty.
The Invisible Man - Psychological horror with a focus on the effects of trauma.
Crazy Ex-Girlfriend - Musical comedy that explores mental health issues with humor.
Boys Don’t Cry - Explores themes of identity and societal rejection.
Fargo - Combines dark humor with psychological insights into crime.

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The Graduate - A film that delves into youth disillusionment and features quirky characters.
Alice's Restaurant - A counterculture film that captures the spirit of the 1960s and has absurd humor.
Annie Hall - A comedic exploration of love and relationships with a unique narrative style.
Monty Python's Life of Brian - A satirical take on religious themes with absurdist humor.
Being There - A satire on society's absurdities focused on a simple-minded protagonist.
Harold and Maude - An unconventional love story highlighting themes of life and death.
The Big Lebowski - A cult classic that blends comedy and absurdity with a laid-back protagonist.
Fast Times at Ridgemont High - A coming-of-age film centered around high school characters facing life's absurdities.
The Royal Tenenbaums - A film that showcases eccentric characters and family dynamics with a whimsical tone.
The Elephant Man - A poignant but odd exploration of beauty and human connection.
Ferris Bueller's Day Off - A comedic tale about skipping responsibility and embracing freedom.
American Graffiti - A nostalgic look at youth and rebellion in the 1960s.
The Jerk - A comedy about an innocent man's journey through life's absurd experiences.
The Producers - A satire on the theater world filled with eccentric characters and outrageous humor.
The Breakfast Club - A coming-of-age film that explores teenage angst and identity in a quirky way.
What’s Up, Doc? - A screwball comedy that features a mix-up of identities and chaotic romance.
A Clockwork Orange - A controversial film that challenges social norms and explores complex characters.
Harvey - A whimsical take on social isolation and imagined friends.
Ghost World - A dark comedy about alienation and adolescence with offbeat characters.
The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou - An offbeat adventure comedy with eccentric characters exploring existential themes.
Stranger Than Paradise - A deadpan comedy about ennui and displacement with an unconventional narrative.
Easy Rider - A counterculture road movie that challenges societal norms.
The Buddy Holly Story - A musical biopic that features offbeat characters and humor from a unique angle.
The Sure Thing - A romantic comedy showcasing a road trip narrative filled with quirky moments.
Little Big Man - A satirical take on Westerns that features an eclectic cast and absurd humor.
Dazed and Confused - A film that captures the essence of youth and the struggle of adolescence in a humorous way.
Raising Arizona - A quirky comedy about desperation and the absurdities of family life.
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - A unique romantic narrative that explores themes of memory and relationships.
Moonrise Kingdom - A whimsical tale of young love with a distinctive visual style and quirky characters.
The Lobster - A surreal romantic comedy that challenges societal norms about relationships.
Better Off Dead - A dark comedy about teenage life and the absurdities of high school.
Office Space - A satire about the absurdities of corporate culture and mundane life.
The Graduate - Youth disillusionment infused with comedic elements and societal critiques.
Zoolander - A satirical look at fashion and absurdity in the modeling industry.
The King's Speech - An unusual friendship and exploring personal challenges with a touch of humor.
Ghostbusters - A classic mix of comedy and supernatural elements with quirky characters.
Idiocracy - A satirical portrayal of future society’s absurdities and misguided priorities.
Clerks - A low-budget film that portrays everyday absurdities in a humorous way.