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About A Clockwork Orange:
Being the adventures of a young man...who loved a bit of the old ultra-violence...went to jail, was brain washed...and came out cured...or was he? In a futuristic welfare state, Alex (Malcolm McDowell), a vicious young hoodlum, sleeps all day and spends his nights roaming the city with his droogs (friends), assaulting innocent people in the streets and in their homes. Finally captured by the police, Alex undergoes rehabilitation in the form of aversion therapy as brutal and horrifying as any of his offenses.
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I don't care if this movie didn't win any Oscars, it's still a masterpiece.
It only didn’t win due to people not being ready yet.
Guess what last December it got added onto the vaults of the Library of Congress. Thats the highest honor right there.
oscars don’t mean jack
I agree this movie is a masterpiece.
Why do you believe it's masterpiece?
A classic but yet disturbing at the same time! A true classic!
A true masterpiece
@@hefdzsyz welly welly welly well well
Bro it's dark comdey
@@dhanushpavi8372 you know nothing dude stop pretending
The book and ideas were crazy but the story was real horrorshow
Heath Ledger took a lot of inspiration from this movie for his Joker.
And not only from Kubrick. Don't forget Tom Waits!
Francis Bacon artworks
Yes. We can read Wikipedia articles too.
He watched it 10 times in a row to be exact
The best joker
Malcolm Mcdowell is so wonderful, after seeing this movie I saw the others that he had and can do from a villain to a completely innocent character
And unfortunately he never got paid by Stanley Kubrick either
@@GaryMSanchez wait what
@@GaryMSanchez yeah care to explain that one?
@@orionraka7820 He got ripped off by Kubrick who kept Malcolm's 2.5% of the total box-office gross for himself.
@@CyborgSodaCollects Malcolm was supposed to get $100,000 for his role, he also requested 2.5% of the total box-office revenue for his role. But he was informed by Kubrick that his request for the latter was denied.
Later on, Malcolm met some of the WB execs who congratulated him for the success of the movie and finally becoming a millionaire. He was shocked when they told him that they agreed to give him a share of the profits and asked Kubrick to deliver it to him. But apparently, he never gave it to him.
Fun fact: This is the same trailer used for the 40th anniversary but with some shots and music changed.
And in 4k
im going to be honest I think the BFI did a far better job making a modern trailer for A Clockwork Orange.
@@skyven0m380 yeah, I agree.
So it's not the same trailer
@@jmcd21182 guess you could say that.
I can only imagine Leon Vitali watching the movie millionth time to make sure the colors are right. Props to him.
It was so visually stunning and perfection it was funny
I love how Warner Bros and Leon Vitali are restoring ALL of Kubrick’s films in proper working order. Shining, 2001, Fullmetal Jacket, Clockwork, and the non-WB films like Spartacus & Dr. Strangelove.
Barry Lyndon is a must!
Would love to replace my Criterion Blu-ray with a Criterion 4K release.
@@SCEAGuy1 what is the difference between criterion and the studio?
@@markgarcia8253 criterion tends to be a better collector edition and sometimes may have a different transfer which may or may not be better or worse in audio and visuals than the studio release but sometimes it may be the same bc the studio uses their transfer and then it’s a wash
Barry Lyndon is sort of perfect without a restoration. If it’s on Criterion you can be sure it’ll be of the highest quality.
RIP Leon Vitali
A cinematic masterpiece that at the time of it’s release shocked the world. The violence in that movie by today’s standards seems tame.
Yeah, it's pretty tame
I saw this movie when it came out. I was 20. I thought it was a masterpiece back then. But I was always into film.
When u watch now it kind of seems what our society had become.
Another film is Escape to New York. Also it’s sequel. Escape to LA.
Lots of the sci fi and futuristic films are all coming true now. A more recent one is The Giver! And Equilibrium!’
@@MsLamotta Yeah
@MaGuffintop that's the Ludovico working on you :) you're completely cured!
@@MsLamotta In what way is the giver coming true
favorite film ever. saw a screening of this at the Aero in Santa Monica with Malcolm in attendance, and then he spoke post screening. He thanked us for laughing, to him the film is a comedy.
What an experience! I thought the movie was disturbing when I first saw it as a teenager. But on subsequent views grew to see the black humor. Great mix of horror and humor throughout.
It felt like a comedy to me too. A lot of cruel moments yet I couldn't help laughing through watching the film. I was surprised this genre wasn't mentioned in any description.
It honestly is a comedy, I can't take parts seriously because of the music, same with most of Tim Burton's Sweeney Todd
My favorite film of all time. Never been more excited for a 4K release.
It's funny how the colors of the real world only seem really real when you viddy them on the screen.
I’ve seen this movie in my film class a few years back.
Our film instructor was showing it to his students to understand the definition of an anti-hero in cinema.
Alex is the perfect example of that definition.
NOOOOOO0000 your professor is an idiot.
@@cothinker680 why
@@nickgames1892 Alex is a villain
@@cothinker680 Looks like you need vocabulary help. Don't worry, here's a vocab worksheet you can work on:
1. Antihero
@@sunkintree The Punisher is a great example of an antihero. I think there's confusion for people trying to compare these characters to one another.
This movie is a classic. Compared to a lot of movies out there, it's not as shocking as most people made it out to sound. Heck, the original cut was like 4 hours long, and even then after that, they had to cut 3o seconds from 2 scenes so it wouldn't be rated X. And it inspired one of my all time favorite video games, We Happy Few.
The begin is the same
What video game?
@@Puggelicious We Happy Few
So glad to see someone else knows that and loves that game as well
@@mattgerrish908 Thanks
I’m reading the book now and it’s just so surreal and grotesquely beautiful. Can’t wait to watch the movie next.
Did you watch it yet?
book is more brutal and darker. Although storywise is somehow similar, Kubric had to change some scenes because it was too much even for him
Same
@@stadoblechdude i remember reading the book and it's not that heavier nor violent men, what are the moments that were so brutal even for Kubrick?
You can't get away as much as with a book. The only movie with violence as close in a book is I saw the devil.
Humor in this film is so unique and makes it more and more watchable.
That opening shot of Alex still gives me the creeps to this day...
One of the best opening shots in any film. And, as film critic Alexander Walker said, it's "untouched by time". Many 70s films look dated, but Kubrick's masterpiece could have been made yesterday.
This was a true violent movie. The violence was not cringy or gut wrenching but satisfying.
Kubrick's best in my opinion.
cringe worthy indeed
it's supposed to be cringy and uncomfortable i thought? everything in this movie is meant to be somewhat theatrical
it's not a Tarantino movie where violence is supposed to be satisfying.... violence in this movie is extremely disturbing just like moder day masterpiece oldboy
yea… old man getting beaten to death, woman getting violated, trauma and torture “satisfying”
@@Chuked We live in a sick world. And it's mostly men who are sick. I wish they'd get help already.
YES 4K! I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS FOR SO LONG
My favorite movie, I can't get enough of it, what a masterpiece!
It inspired one of my all time favorite video games, We Happy Few
What's it about? Trailer just shows random wierd stuff that don't make sense!
Say what you will about Best Picture winner The French Connection, but no one can deny that this film is truly a work of art.
It proves you don't need a big sum of money, and tons of CGI to make a marvel
I must admit... I am 34 years old and until today i was convinced, that "A Clockwork Orange" is a movie from the 90s/ early 2000. And since i´ve only seen pictures from the movie and the main charakter, i thought it was Ewan Mcgregor.... Today i found out the movie is more than a half a century old....
The movie is very old early 90s for sure it was banned in England for some time . I had it on Dvd watched it many times, classic.
If you're based in the UK, it didn't release over here until the early 2000s as there were concerns over copycat incidents. It did get a very limited theatrical release when it was first brought out (One cinema in London, I think?) but otherwise, didn't come out over here until well after it was due.
@@RoseTintedSpectrum Your wrong but I will let you believe your right ✅.
Believe it or not I only got to see Clockwork Orange just four years ago for the first time. THIS MOVIE IS MASTERPIECE of the surreal! BEST Movie of ALL Time.
This movie is masterpiece
The cinematography in this movie was 20 years ahead of its time! What a timeless & transcendent masterpiece from the master of filmmaking himself. An amazingly unforgettable classic, Kubrick was a real pioneering genius!
50th anniversary of a great movie!
An astonishing film. Malcolm McDowell’s portrayal as Alex was memorable. A frightening dystopian view of the near future from the perspective of the early 70’s. Once again Stanley Kubrick caught the essence of the book and produced a cinematic masterpiece.
Actually I don't consider this film to be a near future but rather an alternate reality.
Even though this was withdrawn from several countries, Its still a masterpiece and This is how you make a movie like this. No one will ever make a Clockwork-inspired film
Masterbitter
A movie thats was a way ahead of its time
Kubrick is no doubt one of the greatest filmmakers of all time.
Too bad he's gone, he's a legend
Well he's my fav a total legend and adored still. I themed my house on the shining x
@@thelethalartist8387 yeah, but fortunately his movies won't be remade for modern audiences
@@abrahamlupis9354 maybe that’s for the best, A Clockwork Orange is a classic
@@abrahamlupis9354 dude I would honestly love to see a modern day version of this movie
I can’t imagine how crazy it was watching this in theaters for the first time
the narration in this movie is amazing
A pure masterpiece yet not understandable by everyone
Agree
nah this is pretty digestible, maybe for you?
I fell in love with Beethoven and Malcolm McDowell when I saw A Clockwork Orange, brilliant film
my favorite movie of all time… can’t wait to see it in 4k !
Grazie
Man, I love this film!
Can you tell me where can I watch these old movies?
@@real_n_shot8037 Dude, they're uploaded to youtube, but you have to rent them.
Ong,
Alex DeLarge's piercing blue eyes, now in 4K
One of the best films I have ever seen. A masterpiece.
Saw this for the first time today….Kubrick was a genius!
I'm so excited, can't wait for the 4K version!!!!
Absolutely nothing like it ,or ever will be.
Absolutely Beautiful and a Masterpiece.
The soundtrack to this movie is incredible!
I am so excited to see this gorgeous movie in 4K!!
This movie should have won a Oscar great movie
Isn't this a masterpiece, My little droogies?
you will viddy more of fans in here!
FOOD ALRIGHT???!!!, TRY THE WINE!
a pure masterpiece........
Malcom McDowell ♥️
One of the most weirded out I've ever been in a film but at the same time i knew it was a masterpiece
Best best movie I ever seen I've seen it with my girlfriend in 1972 at the movies and I still love it
the score makes this movie even more better especially the LudVanBeethoven synth remix
Those who see this movie either love or hate it.I never heard a neutral opinion.
Malcolm McDowell would have made a brilliant hannibal lecter in silence of the lambs
One of my favorite movies of all time
i'm glad this movies controversy didn't stop Warner Bros from bringing it to the new resolution
... this movie is so clear and open and leaves no illusions about the nature of mankind ...
Is this a movie?
Not only a movie.
Is it a masterpiece?
Not simply a masterpiece.
What is it then...?
...actually, it's contemporary times.
Really.
It's really a clockwork orange.😶😱😖😤😢😵🥴🤢🤯🤖👾🤡👺
Please remake A Clockwork Orange. Make it better. Roger Ebert was correct on his assessment of this film.
My favorite movie. Unbelievably sensuous, the film was released in '71
Masterpiece. My favorite movie ever
One of my favourite movies of all time!
singing in the rain…. what a glorious feeling and i am happy again
Psychologically speaking vengeance rarely brings the catharsis we hope for
A visual masterpice, now in 4K
Have my TOC on order. Can't wait to see it again in all its 4k glory.
Possibly the greatest black comedy ever
FINALLY! I found this movie again; I only remembered the face with that eye Pattern.
Its my favorite book and my favorite film - its a masterpiece.
I've seen it a thousand times and all the times I've always liked this movie a lot thanks Stanley Kubrick
This one of those movies that will stick with you, it will change the way you think and see the world, and once you see it, you can never unsee it. Oh the horrors and excitement that lays in wait for unsuspecting viewers, another movie that comes close is Reservoir Dogs
This trailer is almost Dreamcore
Does anyone else apart from me think that Malcolm McDowell would have been excellent as Hannibal lecter if Hopkins turned down the role?
Just you then!!! Hopkins isn't athletic enough to kick people in the head and he lives behind glass so probably wouldn't be granted day release to act in this. Imagine lunchtime the rest of the cast wouldn't want him around if he was hungry.
Best movie ever made
Alex is hands down one of the most iconic anti protagonists produced in film
He’s Young yet Schadenfreude
He’s Intelligent yet Fiendish
He’s Cultural yet Hostile
He’s Human yet Flawed
And he deserved everything.
When it was released, we , teenagers could relate to it with our lives, gangs, football scraps and yea it resonated with the times.
The music of this and the way they speak their clothing is all so unsettling it’s a classic
A great movie for a Sunday afternoon with the kids 😳🤣
😌
This could be one of the greatest movies in the 1970s
It’s still so hard to believe that the character Alex is supposed to be 15 😅
That's the book. Alex is shown here to be a young man, late teenager because Kubrick and Burgess felt it would be too disturbing and distracting watching younger teenagers engaging in all the ultra violence.
Man, I can't wait for this to come out
A Masterpiece.
Greatest movie of all time!
My favorite movie ever along with 2001 A Space Odissey. ❤
Thank you to the person who made this video thank you very much
One of my favorite movies can’t wait to see it like this
ESTE FILME É DOIDO, SURREAL...UMA OBRA PRIMA DO CINEMA
I can't believe Warner Brothers produced this film. A big studio would never release a movie like this today.
You have joker which explores many of the underlying themes as this one.
Watched this off 10 tabs for the first time yesterday. Mind blowing
A very strange yet entrancing film that has stood the test of time and always will.
Its a foolish movie but i still liked it
Still to this day one of the best trailers for any movie period
The best dark comedy ever made
Probably one of the greatest masterpiece of the cinema, kubrick you are one the great masters
I will never hear "Singing In The Rain" quite the same way again.
You and me both
This movie definitely opened my mind; this is on my Amazon wishlist
Best film ever made
Im surprised how i haven't seen this trailer yet, I just love it
In 1979 I watched this,Apocalypse Now,a Devine movie and the Beatles concert on the roof top back to back tripping on LSD.....😜😲
That's wild. I have to enjoyed lsd with some of those movies. It's a trip that those were your Era of movies but when I was watching this there was times where I felt out of synchronicity with the movie just because the culture was different back then. It's awesome that I have also been blessed with psychedelia and pop culture but it's wildly different these days. I just turned 29 and still enjoy lsd but prefer mushrooms way more and everytime man it gets very idk introspective and sometimes felt like the movie lyrics were narrating my world views. I was also on psychedelics but it's odd how much cinema and music can change are presumption of the world while going through said trip.
This looks unsettling and disturbingly fantastic
Fun for the whole family!
Best Trailer made out of this movie
Would love to see this not just on 4K, but maybe a small theatrical re-release?
この歳になっても、まだこの作品の良さが半分位しか😖
デモ素敵に、カッコいい！❤