I do not think this movie is anywhere near perfect: it is a brilliant, original experiment on a moderate budget---but it is NOT perfect.
It's biggest deficiency is the almost complete lack of 'being set in the future' after Alex is captured by the cops.
If the entire ambience of the movie matched the opening dream-like 40 minutes, this movie MAY WELL have been 'perfect', but it's NOT, it's lacking for much of the last two-thirds which work better as a visual record of Britain in the very early 70s, [rather than a futuristic satire] but Christ you can already get that watching a Carry On film from the same era.
A good film? ---yes, definitely.
But 'perfect'? Most definitely not.
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