“Ya eunuch jelly thou” kills me every time

They should make Alex Delarge a playable character in Mortal Kombat. He can emerge from the shadows,drinking a glass of milk+, exclaiming "how art thou,thou globby bottle of cheap stinking chip oil? Come and get one in the yarbles,if you have any yarbles!". He would be a great addition to the MK universe

Love how Alex and his Droogs just appear out of the shadows like ghosts. Scary!

The whole fight is so ridiculously over-the-top like an old hollywood barfight scene it's as if it's actually Alex's fantasy of the fight. The reality is much more mundane and them all just wailing on their rivals on the ground and Alex screaming as he fantasizes until the sirens cut through it. Then his simple, mundane "It's the police, let's go" is almost a letdown of a line in contrast to his near-shakespearean challenge intro to the fight. That the whole thing takes place in an old theater emphasizes it all the more.

I like how Alex can manage this but can't bear being hit in the face with a milk bottle

When the teacher leaves

0:54 Alex's epic drop kick

Stanley Kubrick was a master at photography.

For a movie that came out 50 years ago, this fight scene was and is incredible! Great moves from the droogs

This is one of the very rare films that was even better than I remembered it after 40 years.

Ah the good ol days. Sometimes I really miss hanging out with my droogs

A Clockwork Orange was such a disturbing, yet thought provoking film.

Come get one in the yarbles... if you have any yarbles

If this movie took place in 2021, Alex and his droogs would be fighting a group of furries in a mall parking lot

This might be my favorite fight scene in any movie. The way they just fly and smash into each other while the classical music keeps building and building is so damn entertaining

1:10 brutal! Alex's senses were sharp, he heard the sirens through all the commotion and got his Droogs out of there.

That dropkick @ 0:55 always, *ALWAYS* gives me life! 😙👌🏼

The synchronized destruction and chaos of this scene is everything to me. Edit: The buildup from 1:01 to the climax at 1:12 and 1:16 is perfection.

Respect to everyone for keeping their hats on during the rumble

I wish real-life fights were something like this...

This movie is a masterpiece that I have been watching over and over through the years.

His use of classical music in his movies is exquisite

I love the way billy boy produces the knife! As if to say: "oh, here we go again!" 🙄 😂😂😂

Those stuntmen really earned their pay in this movie.

I remember when I first watched this film and was a little buzzed and high and It felt like a fever dream. So bizarre the first time. Still is though. But Kubrick is a genius.

This is some seriously impressive fight choreography. Today's WWF fighters couldn't do better.

Greatest fight scene in cinematic history!

Who else loved Richard Connaughts performance as Billy Boy

This is like a mini wrestling match. You see a big boot, a back body drop, An overhead throw, hitting your opponent with a chair and other weapons, a spear, A flying dropkick through a table into your opponent, a variation of a splash, headlocks, flying tackles, and knee lifts all in the space of less than a minute.

Kubrick would have been a good wrestling booker. Would have been unparalleled in making hype packages.

My stepmother once got my stepbrother to break my VHS copy of the movie just because “it glorified rape” Years later my stepbrother was sent to prison for molesting his daughters… anyone want irony cake?

The use of Rossini's overture to evil intent

When I was watching this with my gf she was terrified of the scene while I could barely hold my laugh

The Droogs vs. Guns N Roses

This whole fight scene was just modern day pro wrestling.

Girls locker room: P.E. sucks! Boys locker room:

One of my all time favorite films. A true masterpiece.

Well, looks like the numerical adavantage doesn't always win. Also, damn, that was ultra violent!

Nothing like a friendly quarrel to lift the spirits and make bounds with young people eh?

I love this scene so much. If you pay attention to the whole scene, it depicts beautiful masterpieces such as the inspiring art, or the golden ornament with the red curtains, a symbolism of the old Britain rising above the decadent new Britain. Society devolved and went back to the "bottom", the unconscious. Society had gone from pursuing the higher things such as new inventions, discoveries, and creative masterpieces, to violence and sexual deviancy. A devolution of society if you will, where society had degenerated and gone back into only being interested in the primitive and primordial-survival and reproduction (violence and sex). This scene is what happens when empires begin to decline from their peak of greatness.

Alex's gang actually saved that woman inadvertedly. What good lads

One of, if not the best, choreographed fights ever filmed. Burgess and Kubrick's juxtaposition of an absurdist flowery challenge and a no-holds barred brawl is amazing. For a long time after I first saw this movie I could not listen to La gazza larda without laughing.

Alex and his Droogs are very skilled fighters, including tossing one of Billy's boys through a window. And Din was handling two ruffians. And although Alex didn't intend to save the nearly-raped woman, it still makes you smile that he did. You helped her to get away Alex, so Billy and his boys are all yours now!!

this fight scene is better than any fight shown in any marvel movie

0:42 For a second I thought that was 4 astronauts standing on the surface of the moon haha.

My absolute favorite part about this scene was Dim. *He was tearing that ass UP with that chain* 😭😅⛓️

Sooo.... it was 24 Nov, 2021 when I JUST now realised that I was wrong about what Alex said on this intro. All this time I had thought he was saying, "well, well, well!" He was ACTUALLY saying "ho, ho, ho!" In an old play depicting the Devil, that's how the Devil made his entrance, by uttering "ho, ho, ho". How did I never see this until now? Of course Alex out of all people would introduce himself like that. Kubrick is a genius!

I like to think that they actually got into a fight and the cameras were still on from the last shoot

The most badass scene in all of cinematic history.

I die every time that guy goes out off the window at 1:12 😂

The symphonic music in the background just makes this fight so blissful to watch. It’s insane.

Great choreography!

love how Ludwig van fits the violent scenery so suprisingly well

My dad told me he spent his teenage years like this. Before guns really came into play, street gangs would just have rumbles with fists and melee weapons. He said everybody spent their weekends looking for fights, and if you missed a good one, the guys who were there would tell you, "you missed out!" The only fights I looked for growing up were in Street Fighter 2 on my Super Nintendo.🥴

This is what our British brethren call a 'Good drumming'.

I say that line to my dad everytime i see him "howww art thou..thou globby bottle of cheap stinking CHIP OIL!!"😂😂😂

I love the ending when Dim is having so much fun he doesn't know how to quit.

I always lose it at "You eunich jelly thou." because of my older cousin. He can be a real ass at times; one time he was getting especially on my nerves so I jokingly said he was "starting to ask for one in the yarbles you eunich jelly thou!" He just gave me this confused look, so I said, "That's what happens when you act like a bolshy gloopy bratchny!" He had no knowledge of ACO at that point, he has at least read it since and doesn't act like such a bratchny anymore, but we joke about it sometimes. 😂

Anyone notice how billy boys droogs ruffles match the colors in the credits

Looks like more a choreography than a fight... so epic.

The fight scene can be seen very clear and that is what I love. As peaceful music plays……

0:26 maxmofoe after his pokemon youtube channel

This film would never be aloud these days

The language is a mix of Russian and cockney? A Clockwork Orange is so jacked

It was great of Kubrick to incorporate at least some of the language and quotes Alex speaks into the film in this scene for example.

ngl billy boys costume is awesome

Imagine 'The Warriors' taking on these guys. Can you dig it?

In the DVD commentary, Malcolm McDowell said that this was one of the last scenes filmed for the movie, and was probably his least favorite to do, as he felt it was kind of cartoony.

Hey,,,,this movie is so original,,shocking,,and singing in the rain. Stanley Kubrick of course. Thanks from Brooklyn NY.

This is a typical friday night in any small UK town. honestly.

It’s hilarious, absolutely ridiculous, and brutal. The stupidity of the sheer amount of chairs and furniture destroyed on everyone in sync with the music made me bust out laughing the first time I saw it.

0:54 piece of art

The old in out , in out

I love a bit of the ultra violence!

1:17 . That shot with the music is so good i love it

Remarkable how much like the surface of the moon the opening scene is.. or perhaps not.

I love how dark this movie is yet so over the top a d funny

Looks like the same lighting setup from moonbase in 2001. Kubrick understood light so well.

Billyboy and his droogs are like the Washington Generals in this universe.

1:12 ¡WTF!

“Come and get one in the yarbles, if you have any yarbles, you eunuch jelly thou.”

The greatest (and funniest) movie fight ever.

The coordinated acrobatics are immaculate

Well funny how Billy Boy is smiling and grinning while Alex is giving him a verbal chewing.

I think the incidental music made the film it was inspirational lol

0:55, dropkick through the table.

Some of the best stunt work in cinematic history.

“Alright lads.. we did a LOT of leaping in that fight, and Im starting to think it cost us the win. You literally jumped 8 feet UP into a window.”

god this is a glorious scene

It was a 5 on 4 fight, but the 4 somehow managed to beat up at least a dozen guys. Now _that's_ ultraviolence!

They way they all flipped and flew around💀

Drooogs are good combat brawlers, even outnumbered they still kick ass.

The fight is very ballad-like

1:10 guy straight up threw himself through a window like a gangster !

1:12 Cymbals, Cymbals, cymbals we need more cymbals

everyone's first reaction to this scene is, "huh this movie is kinda quirky- oh holy FUCK THEY'RE REALLY FUCKING EACH OTHER UP"

I remember seeing this movie when it first premiered. I thought, "So much for reforming a psychopathic thug -- he'll never change." Kubrick is to film outré as Hitchcock is to film suspense.

pure art

Best Movie from The 70s All Time.

Why did you cut off the stage footage at the start?