Dim's screaming is the best. Makes me laugh out loud every time.

Only three ever made , that’s insane , what a car to own

driving to work late be like

Despite the book and the movie taking place in a near dystopian future, that Durango 95 looks futuristic AF

Just say it guys, Amen to Mr. Kubrick. i mean who the hell would even have vision and genius to hold a shot for that long, most directors would do the "conventional" cutting away after a few seconds. just look at how freaking long he holds, and it completely works an makes the film unique. kubrick making one of the greatest films as one of the greatest directors at the height of his career.

The Durango-95 purred away real horrorshow ó a nice, warm vibraty feeling all through your guttiwuts. Soon it was trees and dark, my brothers, with real country dark. We fillied around for a while with other travelers of the night, playing hogs of the road. Then we headed west, what we were after now was the old surprise visit, that was a real kick and good for laughs and lashing of the ultra-violent.

GTA in a nutshell.

The best shot in the film in my opinion. When the camera zooms in and he is driving. He is almost barely in control. When I first saw this, I was floored. Amazing Kubrick techniques. :D

that image of malcolm mcdowell staring ahead as he is driving is unforgettable- terrifying, beautiful,not of this world - i thought there was a poster available of it but doesnt seem to exist

This was the first movie I had to sneek out and watch when my parents were in bed back in the early 80s on HBO.

The Durango 95. Purred away like a real horror show

A Clockwork Orange brings with is a strong critique of society, showzinho scene of violence previously little explored, the language used, the narrative is perfect, the best in the history of cinema in my opinion, photography and soundtrack border on perfection. A clockwork Orange It’s a film Far ahead of its time and it gave me a passion for cinema, so that’s why It’s my favorite film, because of its construcion, plot, photography, score, language and especially the shock it causes, sepalino to everyone, Cinema does not only serve as a means of entertainment but as means of expressiom, point of view and criticism.

This film is pretty horrorshow!

Glorious. It brought a wide grin to my face.

Pete is so cute I can't

always going to love this movie

Durango 95. Gotta get me one of those

There is only one thing that bothers me with this scene, why is a truck parked in the middle of a desolate country road at night? Seems like a robbery setup.

1:04 i love his voice

The music is Rossini "The Thieving Magpie"

Every time I see this scene I expect to hear "What is Love" start playing

1:14 That famous stare

nice warm vibrating feeling.... Durango 95

Sums up the roads around my old village on a Friday night

the durango 95 purred away real horrorshow, a nice and warm vibraty feeling all through our guttiwuts

Gas, gas, gas I'm gonna step on the gas Tonight I fly And be your lover Yeah! Yeah! Yeah! I'll be so quick as a flash And you'll see the big show!

REAL HORROR SHOW! YAAAYYYY AAAHHH HAAA!!! WOOOOOHOOOO!

this movie was odd, I was 15 when I watched it and it caught my attention the whole movie, that's not common for teenagers. generally, teenagers get bored with old movies, but this got something that makes you wanna watch it

This movie is still legendary lol

one of my favorite movies

I must read the book.

Me and the boys escaping area 51

" What we were after was the old Surprise Visit , this was good for laughs , kicks & lashings of the old Ultra Violence "

WAY ahead of its time.

This gets me ready for a bit of the old... ultraviolence.

Lol my music teacher started playing this song and this scene came to my mind.

Hey, technically Alex is just driving on the correct side of the road. Everyone else is breaking the law!

the best movie ever !!!

This was me when i got my license

the Durango 95!

This scene really underlines their hedonistic high.

Love this film.

Go get them droogs

A Real HORRORSHOW Movie

I remember that this scene was parodied in an episode of Gravity Falls. Bill Cipher was Alex and his minions were his droogs! I doubt that the kids wouldn't realize that connection.

Psychologically perfect.

0:49 that's me when i ride the "Indiana Jones Adventure: Temple of the Forbidden Eye" at Disneyland California!

Dim is classic @ 1:06.."you bastaads...you bastaads"..lollol

u bastads baby u bastads come on u bastads!

Awesome scene. Awesome movie.

Real country dark, love it

One of a kind movie!!

Thank you.

haven't played "Hogs of the Road" in quite some time!

"We fiddled around for awhile with other travelers of the night playing Hogs of the road" xD Woow

Kind of done something like this on New Year's morning going home after a party.

Nice scene from the best movie for me: A Clockwork Orange.

Thankfully, the movie car survived. I have images of it from a car show a couple of years ago. It was in a poor state, as commented by some below, but due to its significance a group of guys got together and rebuilt it. One of the guys said it's not nice to drive, but worth it for for all the attention.

I just love it.

Great greenscreen.

Horrorshow joy-ride!

“Soon it was trees and Dark my Brothers, With Real Country Dark”

Kubrick's method of working on dialogue was so hypnotic , and of course all the tracking shots he does . His films on the surface appear too be very cold , over the top , and most of the time make you cringe at how much black comedy is thrown into much of his work . ACO is my favorite film for all these reasons , even when you get the main points of the story down ..Its ultimatley how long kubrick allows his veiwers to interpret how he films just by facial expressions and music alone .

I have a small Corgi Toys replica of a Probe 16 that I must have received in the early 70s. Saw this movie around 80 but it took forever to connect things.

Thanks!

I'm here because I did a big mushroom trip many years ago, this scene was just like it, racing through the English countryside in my drug dealers car, then witnessing a car crash. Crazy times

XD i love how he says it

Amazing !!!!

CAPOLAVORO!!!

It's a Probe 16 AB4, if remember correctly. The Adams Brothers designed the car, only three were ever built one recently going for a quarter of a million dollars. This one in question belonged to amongst others, drummer Corky Laing and is now with a Motorsport company. Because of its rarity and background if sold could reach offers of several million dollars.

A Clockwork Fast and the Furious

Just watched this scene with Mad Max Fury Road chase music over it, I recommend it, fits very well.

LOL!!! I love that he keeps sticking out his tongue as he drives. 😅😅😅😅

@mundotaku Sorry took me a bit but I looked in my book of A Clockwork Orange and car is called a Durango 95 so Kubrick simply used the name from the book. Also the full model name of the car from the movie is a M505 Adams Brothers Probe 16 AB/4

@mealmosh This music here is actually Rossini - Beethoven is used elsewhere.

Films like this define a generation

poor Dim , he is realy good guy and not belong to gang ... 1:04 by his apperance he dont approve such agresive driving , and symphatise other motorists.

Real horror show! Woooooohoooooo!!!

Absolutely correct.

The scene is also recreated in Rob Zombies - Never going to stop me or red red krrovy.

1:10 lol the tire screech sound effect was cut

Cheers!

Best scene

Anyone else notice the screaming at 0:19 sort of sounds like Major Kong's screaming at the end of Dr. Strangelove?

1:15 He looks so cool! =D

Khorosho, real khorosho :)

They need to make a computer called "Hogs of the Road!"

I understood the concept to be related to the process that Alex is put through for recovery and how it can backfire (i.e. his cross-eyed look at the end of the movie when they play the ninth symphony). The book explains it a bit more.

this car is so cool.

LOL...I'm singing in the rain.....

Rob Zombie loved that car. “ My Durango. Number 95!” 😊

I believe the one in the movie broke in half during restoration in 2003 (it was on a vehicle lift). It was based on a Hillman Imp.

In the 70's, this movie was disturbing. Today, it's everyday reality.

Michael Tarn in this scene :-)

@chunkymilk Real awesome costume, it was kinda hard for me to find white pants and the boots but found them! So i'm excited

What's happening is an examination of choice, and the events that occur when choice is no longer possible...that's kind of why burgess decided to title the book a clockwork orange--it means a living creature forced to adhere to the rules of a mechanical creation...read the book techozek, or, hell, watch the movie without being distracted by a bunch of guys glazing your eyes every few seconds...

How very realistic that car ride is.

The glorious 9th.

actually dim says you bash it baby you bash it you bash it

me and my friends when: