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#10 The Daily Telegraph and A Clockwork Orange Another oldie but a goodie, Stanley Kubricks A Clockwork Orange , based on the Novel by Anthony Burgess, shouts out to print publications with newspapers, including Britains Daily Telegraph
The plot is classic noir, expanded as far as you can take it: woman in trouble comes to gruff anti-hero for help, sings him a song of a woman in even more trouble (Angelas sister, Isabel, who has been damned after a successful suicide of her own), together they head after a MacGuffin (The Spear of Destiny), discover Corruption that Goes all the Way to the Top (Lucifers son is in league with other demons to get the Spear and end the world), and encounter an army of heavies who pummel the anti-hero (demons led by Gavin Rossdale), and a mysterious turncoat (Spoiler alert: Gabriel isnt 100% angel)
His first puff was one of relief and then a sudden quiet sadness over took him
