iml that incredible

Wow thats very well spotted

Well spotted dude,but,where is Pete?He was the quiet one.I wonder if it's aimed at him somehow

@@paulanthony5274 in the books its said that peter actually got a wife and kids and decided to follow a good life, and alex actually wants to follow his steps

@@editthatshit9423 Which goes against the whole point of the story

@Parnell Anderson He treated them horribly.

@Mr Sullivan that’s what the first dude said an the second you made it confusing

"Officer call me" .... I've always loved the slurred delivery of that line

and after that... WELL WELL WELL... WELL WELL WELL

At least they're probably not corrupt to other people. *Probably.*

I'm sure he was also conditioned to feel ill when he simply witnesses ultraviolence or sexual activity in general

@@stressedrex Thats true, didnt consider that

He probably does kill them after he starts working with the government or the government probably killed them at the end of the film its implied that they were murdered when they tell him all of his enemies were taken care of and anyone who would try to harm him are screaming in a cage

Imo that's opposite. He felt sick for knowing what these two can theoretically do to him, imagining what might happen in these woods, he felt sick and scarred. Listen to his voice, this doesn't sound like an angry man at all. To prove myself i'd also point, that the entire "background" anger (after cure) that Alex had in his thoughts in the book, was mentioned in the movie only once, at parents house. Besides that, he acts like really cured in his mind as well.

@@mrnukes797he turns good in the end in the book.

MrFunkhauser Probably watched horse riders go that way.

Well fuck I never thought of it that way. But you’re right.

The writer does explain to Alex that the police do that to people often at that trough.

Good point.

just to think cows sheep pigs and other animals as pissed in that trough ewwwww lol

Can someone explain why he's been coughing the entire time when his friends take him to the woods? Lol

@K C aha okay, thx for asking me bae 😘

@@realcritical-kr2dd His whole "rehabilitation" was centered around a drug that made him feel ill while watching violent films. The result is him feeling sick and helpless whenever exposed to violence in any form. He's being manhandled and also wants to fight back, thus triggering the response of feeling ill.

also the drowning, like the marina

Hence the title, A Clockwork Orange. What goes around comes around.

uh, they never stopped being their old selves.

I've done that,

@plasticweapon Precisely. They ARE their old selves and present selves. The only difference is that they now have rozzers' uniforms.

Proves that the line between the cops and the gangs in the world of A Clockwork Orange is rather thin and blurred. Even the doctors who "treat" Alex are a bit sadistic when they realize he is suffering during Ludovico's treatment

idk, they got away with their crimes. Alex just thinks he's smart, when he really isn't

YEAH---WELCOME TO THE PRESENT

You guys are onto something. In my opinion Alex is the personification of evil while his droogs are still evil just lesser. Notice how Dim's badge number is 665 and Georgie's is 667 with Alex in the middle this entire scene.

They're followers; the banality of evil.

That's why they called him Dim

Same

that music gives me the chills everytime I hear it. Especially the opening, creepiest opening scene ever

There is a relatively unknown band that lives and breathes a clockwork orange Ive seen them live a few times but they don't allow filming or phones into the show they wear the same outfit as the droogs in a clockwork orange the only difference is their version is all black jockstrap and everything, the few times Ive seen them live it gets cut short due to violence. The name of the band is the thirst they have quite a few songs on KZfaq and seem to put out new songs quite frequently

Kubrick was pretty much the master of using music to drive scenes

You *know* he was just beside himself with pleasure at the prospect of having a go at Alex after all that time!

Friend! You copy my nickname or what? We already meeting earlier? I so wondering about you have my nickname so much. I registred my nickname in 2011 year.

For only?!

For onley that's enough to make most pass out or drown.

David Erdody plus he was eating those body shots with the baton, that’s causing gasping for sure

@Nah mate You must be trolling

@subcomandante marcos Thanks

Henrik Magnusson also as coppers?

Damn they shoulda stuck with that version!!!!

@Raymond Pritchard wow, thanks for the input.

Damn, you spoiled it for me dude

Yes

Yes especially the soundtrack really has fever dream vibes its so good

I agree. I feel like the music brings everything together

I love Kubrick's cinematography. Every frame of his movies can be made into a poster.

exactly. i listen to the soundtracks of this film while being sick

ACO is very prophetic. An increasingly right wing neo f*sc*st government needs to repress intellectuals and critics with a uniformed force of the worst kind of thugs, jokingly called a "police force". Anthony Burgess wrote the novel about such a dystopia future. He was attacked by a gang in real life, and he was angry at the police not coming to his aid. But later he thought about such uniformed thugs being useful to the state, especially in the light of the German experience of the eps and 40s. A Clockwork Orange 🍊 was born.

Even though he’s a supporting character he left such an impression. R.I.P. to Sir Warren Clarke. 🙏🙏🙏

He looks SO young here compared to his Dalziel and Pascoe days.

He was. I loved his Blackadder performance too. "I shall take off my belt and by thunder me trousers will fall down."

Bummer 😢

He was in the Clint Eastwood movie ....Firefox .....btw it's Officer Colby to you.

A job for two :)

Either that or he was putting it on so he seemed more intimidating

Yeah it's showing he's still the same psychopath as back then.

Especially with his vapid chuckling.

yeah malcolm said that the ludivico method scratched his cornea

I’m pretty sure it broke halfway through filming

@@dullfuture9283 "there was never any record of equipment failure as they did several takes"

@@Nico-pb1sryeah but he’s pretty sure tho

Yeah but too bad that didn’t happen he was back to his old self after his recovery.

O H N O

(then god just summons Georgie and Dim)

james rodriguez I'd say Din was 3rd funniest character in Clockwork orange; after Alex and Mr Deltoid

Don't call him "Dim" no more. "Officer" call 'em! Hehe, hehehehe 🤪

It’s probably short for Dimitri

Don't call him Dim,officer call him!

I remember watching this mini-series on Masterpiece Theatre about the life of Winston Churchill's mother. The actor who played a young Churchill looked very familiar but I couldn't place him. I looked up his name in the IMDB and it was Warren Clarke who played Dim. How about that for acting range? From a moronic hooligan to young Winston Churchill.

That guy’s performance is criminally underrated (..someone comment his name😭😭🙏)

Unmixed Unmastered Warren Clarke is the actor’s name :)

The cueing of Wendy Carlos’ music is so powerful

Justin Storelli Yep, the meathead jock douchebags end up becoming cops who bully the weak and arrest and put them in jail for the pettiest of crimes.

and the smarter sociopaths/psychopaths/whatever become well-to-do on wall street or in Congress, wearing a suit, and some end up getting fucked anyway or rather even when one accepts and integrates into society one still gets screwed

Fred Smith Whatever you're trying to counter it won't work. At the end of the day the juicers get the respect, the attention, and the girls. End of story!

It's usually the BULLIED from high school who become cops. They have a chip on their shoulder and think they're big men with a gun and a monopoly on violence. The bullies from school grow up and move on and get real jobs.

Bunch of nonsense.

On some level, Alex is getting his just deserts. But any joy one can take from Alex's suffering is weakened by the fact that A) it is being done by his former goons B) the former goons are now police who probably use their power to abuse others and C) Alex has no ability to fight back.

@@nathanseper8738 also D from the fact that he had been "reformed."

@@anironiccoolness I would rather have Alex defeated in an honorable way than have him be treated like this.

The brilliance of this movie is how it makes you feel icky by almost forcing you to feel bad for a total psychopath.

@@MichaelFreckelton Alex is evil, but the society around him is even more so. That's the brutal truth.

Note that while they were carrying him like executioners, at some point the Dies Irae melody plays 1:22 A piece sung in funerals (not the Mozart version).

if it isn't little wew

Long time no viddy wew

yare yare

Oh no

god i love the comments on every video to this movie

Канал неофициального телевидения WELL WELL WELL WELL WELL

WELL---spotted. why are you wearing that leopard skin?

@@ArmyJames "If it isn't little Alex"

they're just normal English trees

Sure. I just like it because it reminds of a dream I had once about the Joker.

Jam Lym isolation?

I sense over analysing

I agree! It's the fact that they are out in the country and away from any people and commotion.

not Bambi ?

@@MrDaiseymay this is Bambi on steroids 🤣🤣🤣

Bollocks. He would have been free to lift his head at any time. Although, if he was professional enough to keep his head submerged for the purpose of the scene then kudos to him!

They were actually holding his head down forcefully.

Don't forget that they accidentally cut his cornea open in the "it's a sin" scene, he's a great actor who endured through so much pain only for the art of film-making. It paid off quite well, it's too bad we don't see as many dedicated actors now.

@@totallynotsummermorrison33 I don't know if you're joking or not

@@deloreanjones4628 On which part? I just read the cornea part in an article, so I'm not sure if it's 100% fact or whatever, with the second part I was just saying that most actors seem to be in it for the paycheck, they don't seem to even be enjoying themselves half of the time. I'm not saying an actor needs to be under torture like Alex here, I'm just saying they should do it for the love, not for the paycheck.

They had an oxygen tank, but the water was still freezing cold and they did 28 takes. So I agree, it’s definitely still impressive.

@watchoutforsnak3s I didn't know that. Thanks for sharing. Even with an oxygen tank, I agree it's impressive. It would've been really cold there.

@@watchoutforsnak3s I figured there was a pit filled with water underneath the no-bottom trough with a scuba diver holding a regulator to McDowell's mouth.

i read that the water was warm , but i could be wrong@@watchoutforsnak3s

Agreed, there’s something viscerally disturbing about it.

@@MarcoBoneMan not as bad as The Shining.

they held that actor under the water for a good minute too not sure if kubrick would have had some form of air in the tub for him otherwise its pretty brutal for a movie of its age

From what I’ve read, there was a breathing apparatus but supposedly it wasn’t working well and Malcolm McDowell was really struggling to pick his head up and the other actors weren’t aware and just acting along. I also read that was not true and it did work fine, it would have been documented if it failed and it wasn’t supposedly. Who knows but nonetheless, the scene turned out terrifying.

It’s terrifying

who did----but Kubrick

Same. I remember getting chills.

I was as surprised as Alex 😆😆

Made by a great electronic composer

Wendy Carlos arrangement of Purcell’s funeral march

It's Burgess that made Alex the way he is, not Stanley.

Balls. Without Burgess’ novel you’d have fuck all.

moin khan yeah but you know Kubrick is a little strange but I think it’s because we are used to Hollywood films

Burgess is the ship and stanley is the captain

The book is even more bloody and Alex is even more brutal in it, and he gets even more brutally treated but you still sympathize with him

nothing? sorry man, this isn't john wick.

@@plasticweapon morons

@@plasticweapon he is ultra violent . The method only stopping him , it didn't fixed him . So the result is only more violent

@@manhuc4856 you ignt, you no speak good engrish

@@manhuc4856 these two are police atleast they have some fighting capabilities it ain't like some action film

The twist

665 and 667 ganging on 666

It was obvious if you read the book. Only instead of Georgie, it’s Billy Boy who was with Dim.

@@TheCeraization "If you knew it would happen, you would have known it would happen".

Agreed

What are you talking about ? They recognized him as quickly just as that tramp .

Alex was the only one who really stepped out of the shadows to engage the hobo, and he precipitated the beating. Also even if he does recognize the others, they're wearing badges now. Best to call it even and keep quiet unless he wants another beat down from them.

Honestly this wasn't all that great

@@dancegod1691 saw it yesterday and I disagree hard. One of the best movies i’ve seen. It’s so damn unique.

​@@SlipknotMachinehead Then make sure to watch 2001 if you haven't

@@dancegod1691 i have. Liked this a lot better though

@@SlipknotMachinehead That's cool! I think youd also like Ex Machina

@TM Films yeah, exactly

@@davidvasey5065 Its not that werid TBH At a younger age I exposed myself to not exactly PG stuff on TV

@@thatsprettylunchean Same... I used to love watching the R rated shit except for when I found one that was a tad bit too much and i end up with nightmares or something.

@@thatsprettylunchean Dude I watched 15 rated movies at age 5 and under

Y'all got no shit on me. I was addicted to Silence of the Lambs back when I was 8. Probably because I didn't understand shit lmao

I didn't feel sorry at all for the character. The whole second half of the film was quite satisfying to watch honestly. But I did feel bad for the actor who about drowned while they were filming this.

@@dancegod1691 then I guess the film didnt even make you think,this is what films do,make you think!Alex in the second half of the film is a broken man a man who has been tortured and humiliated becouse of prison,when he returns to the society everyone continues to torture him without any compassion for he has been through(brainwashed,beaten,mentally tortured,being humiliated,losing the love of his family and so on....)if alex was horrible at the first half then the people around him at the second half are being even more cruel,I think a nice scene was the part of when he returns to the house of the writer when at first the writer sympathise with him for being tortured yet later he too becomes a monster because of anger and revenge, the story of alex in the second part of the movie is the story of every released prisoner who struggles in the society to live after his freed and in the end just like alex in the film he returns in his past self,revenge,anger and cruelty is what our society offers to these broken men and this is what they will become,surely justice is not revenge yet just like many other things justice is a concept created by humans who have showed many times that they can be the worst monsters (of course the movie covers other concepts as well like power,choice,how the governments uses people and being human, but revenge and justice is also one of the main themes in the movie)

Not really maybe it’s just payback and probably the only time they did it

@@panoskatrin4910 Yeah exactly, I think viewers are missing the point if they're watch John Wick and going "hmm why doesn't he put down his gun and just talk to these guys? Why does he need a dead wife? How about they injure the puppy instead of kill it? Make me feel much better than what the story is actually about"

@@panoskatrin4910 But that logic, no punishment should exist. Not for rape, not for hate crimes, nothing. Technically there is a scientific cause for every behavior or action; does that excuse the behavior? And treating a sociopath well won't make him grateful, or make him act less bad; it will just educate him to the fact that certain people are easier to take advantage of. What about his victims? They will never return to life. Should he be treated with dignity, respect and given freedom even though his victims will never have the opportunity to live their lives to their full?

Kubrick gets everybody!

Seeing a handcuffed man drowned in a murky bathtub in the woods is pretty disturbing no matter who it's done to

The character Alex Delarge as portrayed here by Malcolm McDowell was an inspiration for Heath Ledger when he was preparing for the role of The Joker

clockwork orange is perfect movie on morality joker is based on the same idea but doesn’t hit as hard as this

Joker isn’t intended to be overly violent or disturbing?

Joker isn't disturbing at all...

Joker: society is evil A clockwork orange: man Is naturally evil

Droog

Sebas Bobby I agree my Uncle Steve said as line and also said fuck off die my uncle Steve was in marine core 1969 and he was desert storm one my uncle had a clockwork orange on dvd 📀 also but own English version with deffrent ending where Alex and 3 druges siting down in front of cameras in drugge outfits and not at hospital end where says I am cure all right

Only the bad

@@STUNTHEINSECT Ahhh...

So why bother with 'justice?'

They did

yeah.. the author (widower of the woman Alex r...d earlier in the film) whose house he goes to for help right afterwards actually talks about how the police often brought people out there to brutalise them.

Yeah thank God that never happens in real life

@@tonywords6713 lol

why?

at last I see it

I think with all that's going on in the US, we might be seeing a different type of people becoming cops

Doesn't really work out if the victim is also a murderous psychopath

As would happen in a dystopian socialist paradise. You know, the ones the BLM and Antifa types want to create.

@@alecfoster4413 cops have destroyed so many more innocent lives than Antifa or BLM.

@@farhan007 1) There are more cops than either organizations, Antifa or Black Lesbian Marxists, and 2) Cops have been around in organized police forces in this country for over a hundred years. For every life "destroyed" by a bad cop, many thousands more were protected or saved. Your comment is a special kind of stupid.

Yeah it shows just how angry he is at Alex for what he has done to him in the past and that he's still suffering because of the memories, it's honestly terrifying.

And knowing this isn't the first time they brought someone here

@@Whosthis761 Yeah that shows they're still the same psychopaths and have not changed.

Would love a book about Alex after the ending

@@Whosthis761 From what I heard the book ends with Alex all grown up only he's bored with violence now and decides it might be time to grow up, instead of entertaining himself by picturing horrific things he pictures stuff like him sitting near a fire place drinking tea, he even bumps into one of his old droogies Pete who invites him to a dinner with him and his wife, Alex imagines that maybe he could get a wife and maybe a kid too who might be how he used to be.

OH-

When I met Malcolm McDowell at a film convention, I asked him about this scene and he said that he had a breathing apparatus for this scene. Also he said because this was a Stanley Kubrick film the scene consisted of twenty- eight takes.

@@dmc41987 Twenty eight takes?! That must've been a lot of effort.

@@mattmolarthompson8529 a tremendous effort but with Stanley Kubrick he was a bit of a perfectionist in, his filmmaking.