Stanley Kubrick's Clockwork Orange...

[ApothoKeri]

Yea I have always liked...and seen it several times, here and there. I would put it in Kubrick's top three films as far as direction goes by far. The acting is very good for the most part, IMO and the story is interesting, if not all that original overall. It has been a very influential film over the years.

[StasisInDarkness]

It is certainly up there on my list of favorite movies of all times! It truly is a work of genius...

And...need I say that I'd be up for a little bit of the ol' in-out in-out with Alex...mmm...

[Green.Lady]

Originally Posted by StasisInDarkness

It is certainly up there on my list of favorite movies of all times! It truly is a work of genius...

And...need I say that I'd be up for a little bit of the ol' in-out in-out with Alex...mmm...

Whatever floats your boat, dear.

[The Prince]

I read the book right now, and in english, so it´s a bit hard to follow all the nadsat. (glad I saw the film first)

I love the movie, the intro sequence especially and the "curing" scene. Usually hate the colors of the 60´s-70´s, but here it feels just right, the music are great too. Can´t understand all complains about the violence, even if it were released in 71, I think it looks childish. Must be the nudity. Or maybe I´ve seen too many horror movies, yes I have...

Malcolm McDowell is great too.

What I understand, the book and movie ends differently, I go for the latter version if that´s the case. I don´t think you grow out of violence...

[BaronBarker]

love it don't let any tell you its not one of the greatest pieaces of cine in the world