Jurassic World was viewed from above - it was a sprawling heme park, John Hammond""s ultimate dream - with a Mosasaur Lagoon, central Innovation Center at the apex of Main Street, and a Helipad.A TV priest dressed in a Dracula-like red cape on one of the channels makes another religious reference, rhetorically asking: "Do you think God is dead?" More images flash by: clips from Bette Davis and Al Jolson films, a bleach detergent testimonial and "Jolly Green Giant" ad for creamed corn, an image of violence, and cigar and toothpaste ads.While Kit works at the feedlot in town, and hrows hay to the morose-looking cattle (contrasted in a montage), he unpopular, shy, and impressionable Holly (in voice-over) describes how she fell in love with the image (rather than the reality) of the handsome, James Dean-like, white-trash drifter "from the wrong side of the tracks":Kit went to work in the feedlot while I carried on with my studies.She cried out: "Come out and show yourself, you bastard!" - and he lunged at her.She ran, jumped in a free-falling swan dive, and fell into her own front-yard, again shouting, "Where are you, Krueger?" as her timer on her watch showed only 10 seconds until wake-up time.The controversial film""s title and other names in the film have meaning.The title alludes to:a clockwork (mechanical, artificial, robotic) human being (orange - similar to orang-utan, a hairy ape-like creature), andthe Cockney phrase from East London, "as queer as a clockwork orange" - indicating something bizarre internally, but appearing natural, human, and normal on the surfaceThe film""s poster and tagline advertised its themes of violence in a police state, teen delinquency, technological control, and dehumanization:Being the adventures of a young man whose principal interests are rape, ultra-violence and Beethoven.