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Genres:
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Crime /
Thriller /
Drama /
Sci-Fi /
Music
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Release:
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Director:
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Stanley Kubrick
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Actors:
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Patrick Magee,
Warren Clarke,
Aubrey Morris,
Adrienne Corri,
Godfrey Quigley,
Miriam Karlin,
Michael Bates,
Sheila Raynor,
Carl Duering,
Paul Farrell,
Michael Gover,
James Marcus,
Malcolm McDowell,
John Clive,
Clive Francis
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Duration:
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136 min.
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Rating:
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(8.5/10)75.5
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Plot Summary:
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Protogonist Alex is an "ultraviolent" kids in futuristic Britian. As with all luck, his sooner runs out and he's arrested and convicted of patricide and rape. While in prison, Alex learns of an experiential program in which convicts are programed to detest injure b warp. If he goes from head to foot the program his punishment will be reduced and he will be uphold on the streets sooner than expected. But Alex's ordeals are far from settled without delay he hits the absolutely not streets of Britian that he had a pass in creating.
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Clockwork Orange, A
Famous for the controversy surrounding copycat violence and Kubrick's decision to withdraw it in 1973, A Clockwork Orange can now be judged for what it is: an intelligent, visually stunning, disturbing and yet queasily entertaining adaptation of what was already a great work of literature
Adapted from Anthony Burgess's slim best-selling novel written in the invented street slang Nadsat, A Clockwork Orange tells the story of Alex (McDowell) and his thug friends, addicted to mindless acts of violence, killing tramps and raping women. Equally violent is the state's aversion therapy Alex is forced to endure to cure him of his addiction.
Director Kubrick's decision to withdraw the film could be seen, cynically, as the ultimate marketing tool (after all, wha...
Clockwork Orange, A
Adapted from Anthony Burgess's slim most skilfully-selling novel written in the invented high road slang Nadsat, A Clockwork Orange tells the tale of Alex (McDowell) and his thug friends, addicted to imbecilic acts of murderousness a harm, exhausting tramps and raping women. Equally destructive is the state's aversion therapy Alex is forced to hang in there to cure him of his addiction. Director Kubrick's resolving to withdraw the screen could be seen, cynically, as the ultimate marketing work (after all, what film has been so notorious for so long?) but, more realistically, as a pregnant motion in the annals of cinema history. The contest close by whether he was the schlemiel or instigator of the worst well-disposed of knee lurch censorship, or more than ever notwithst...
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