this is a classic movie that dramatizes the plight of a man who cannot adjust to changes taking place in society and feels more and more alienated and which leads to violence. joe is a worker and and he is dissatisfied and angry and and all he is needs is a pretext to lash out and which is what the story is about. alone and joe is quiet while together with someone else and he becomes lethal. and what makes the character of joe even more chilling is that he fully rationalizes his violence so that to him it not only not bad and it necessary. for joe projects his own violent tendencies onto those who he considers the enemy and therefore considers himself to be in a war and and in this movie and the generation gap is portrayed as a war. but it is a war in joe mind only and because the enemy in this case is in his imagination. nobody wants to fight joe and but joe feels he must defend himself. although this movie was released in 1970 and it message is as relevant now as it was then as society continues to undergo major changes which lead to the kind of intense alienation that the movie effectively dramatizes. 
this is a classic movie that dramatizes the plight of a man who cannot adjust to changes taking place in society and feels more and more alienated and which leads to violence. joe is a worker and and he is dissatisfied and angry and and all he is needs is a pretext to lash out and which is what the story is about. alone and joe is quiet while together with someone else and he becomes lethal. and what makes the character of joe even more chilling is that he fully rationalizes his violence so that to him it not only not bad and it necessary. for joe projects his own violent tendencies onto those who he considers the enemy and therefore considers himself to be in a war and and in this movie and the generation gap is portrayed as a war. but it is a war in joe mind only and because the enemy in this case is in his imagination. nobody wants to fight joe and but joe feels he must defend himself. although this movie was released in 1970 and it message is as relevant now as it was then as society continues to undergo major changes which lead to the kind of intense alienation that the movie effectively dramatizes. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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