Film: A Clockwork Orange

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mikeymikec

mikeymikec

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It's a well-made film, and Malcolm McDowell plays a monster brilliantly (I have it on DVD because it's part of the Stanley Kubrick box set), I don't watch it often but I watched it again last night. I'm now trying to figure out what possessed me to watch it :) I'm a bit drained by it, because it casts a very morbid view of modern society.

What do you enjoy about it? Do you watch it often?
 
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Colt45

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I've seen it once or twice. i like the runglish.

dr strangelove is my favourite kubrick film, much better imo.
 
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Anonemous

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I saw this film in Highschool, where my teacher showed it to us for European History. We had to write an essay on the film. It was kinda tame after Caligula.
 
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Bulk Beef

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After watching it two dozen times over a few days to write a sociology paper, I felt about like this:

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bigrash

bigrash

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Watched it in film class in high school. Hated it then. Maybe I should watch it again.
 
amdhunter

amdhunter

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I've had this movie sitting on my hard drive for about 3 years, and never watched it. Maybe I should give it a shot tonight.
 
PottedMeat

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clockwork's alright, one of the first soundtracks i bought

Colt45 said:
I've seen it once or twice. i like the runglish.

dr strangelove is my favourite kubrick film, much better imo.
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paths of glory & strangelove are my favorites

still haven't seen eyes wide shut

haven't made it all the way through the shining in a single viewing
 
clamum

clamum

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I've only seen it once, it was alright. Guess I should give it another shot.
 
Zeze

Zeze

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I still haven't seen it. For my generation, it's getting too dated for me.

When I finally saw The Shining, I thought it was okay- it's like finally seeing where all the endless pop culture references are coming from.
 
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unokitty

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mikeymikec said:
It's a well-made film, and Malcolm McDowell plays a monster brilliantly (I have it on DVD because it's part of the Stanley Kubrick box set), I don't watch it often but I watched it again last night. I'm now trying to figure out what possessed me to watch it :) I'm a bit drained by it, because it casts a very morbid view of modern society.

What do you enjoy about it? Do you watch it often?
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I thought that the film was a masterpiece. Though, I haven't watched it in the last 20 years.
 
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FerrelGeek

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Saw it in college - long time ago. I liked it. Very graphic and disturbing, but it raised interesting philosophical questions.
 
bigi

bigi

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mikeymikec said:
It's a well-made film, and Malcolm McDowell plays a monster brilliantly (I have it on DVD because it's part of the Stanley Kubrick box set), I don't watch it often but I watched it again last night. I'm now trying to figure out what possessed me to watch it :) I'm a bit drained by it, because it casts a very morbid view of modern society.

What do you enjoy about it? Do you watch it often?
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I really enjoyed the chick at the very beginning that was about to be played with. Very beautiful body. I wish they carried with that scene a little more:p
 
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