It’s funny how the colors of the real world only seem really real when you viddy them on the screen.

This line is presented in the slang-inflected voice associated with Burgess’s dystopian novel, reflecting on how mediated images can make everyday reality feel more vivid or authentic than direct experience.

It suggests that film and screens can reshape perception so strongly that people come to trust or feel reality more intensely when it is packaged as an image, implying a kind of dependence on media to validate experience.