A video Analysis of Elia Kazan's 'On The Waterfront'

This is an analysis of Elia Kazan's 'On The Waterfront'

In Elia Kazan's film 'On The Waterfront', Ex-boxer Terry Malloy could've been a contender, but after taking a dive, he winds up on the dock of a Brooklyn waterfront, a pariah for conspiring in the murder of Joey Doyle, a popular dockworker, who was going to testify against Johnny Friendly. Terry is set up in a cushy job, all he has to do is tell Johnny who the rats are. But when Terry falls in love with the sister of the man he helped kill, he is forced to make a decision that pits him against his own brother, Charlie The Gent, in one of the greatest acting scenes ever filmed!

Video Analysis of Stanley Kubrick's 'A Clockwork Orange'

This is an analysis of Stanley Kubrick's 'A Clockwork Orange'

A 'Clockwork Orange' by director Stanley Kubrick

What happens to a young man who's lost his yarbles? What happens when he partakes of a little of the ol' ultra violence and lands himself in prison? What happens when he subjects himself to an experiment that will rehabilitate him, make him a eunuch and harmless to society? How does society treat the weak, the vulnerable, the powerless? Alex--sociopath, alpha male, dropout, droog, narcissist, rapist--is public-enemy-number-one in a not-so-distant future dystopia where the strong feed on the weak and the weak feed on those who are weaker.