A clockwork orange

Because either the important people don't care because where they live is safe, or the gangs are allowed to exist to justify a strong police/government presence.

Well, you know, rampant poverty, a corrupt government that's becoming increasingly totalitarian, a violent but incompetent police force... of course that would lead to a rise in gang crime.

The "vibe"? Dystopia, I guess.

>>81458616
So essentially the class divide got so big that nobody gave a fuck about the poorfags anymore?

>>81458645
I mean the vibe like, ah fuck I hate this word, but aesthetic.

Like the architecture, the way he and everyone dresses in the record scene, the way the milk bar looks.

There has to be a word for it.

>>81458769

A kind of 70s futurism, I guess. It's not common enough to have a catchy term ending with -punk attached to it.

To be honest I always thought it had some things in common with the 60s Batman show, there's definately an element of farce to it.

>>81458913
Thanks friend

>>81458645
where was rampant poverty? where was any poverty? Alex and his family? None to be seen in the film.

>>81459244
If I recall correctly, there's a scene of him walking alone in a very large open area and nobody is there, just a Fuck ton of trash.

That could indicate poverty.

>>81458769
I think the artwork would just fall under "modern art." Like the milk bar and the enormous penis sculpture.

I feel like there's a better descriptor but I'm not sure. I constantly regret that I don't know enough about architecture and art to properly label it.

>>81459436
Like if you know the show Legion, the main character's sister gives off the same vibe.

I don't know I've always wanted to see more movies with this aesthetic.