4
0
1
0
0
A Clockwork Orange
-
Showtimes
-
Movie Details
We didn't find this title in your area
Videos & Photos
- Trailer 1 (01:00)
- Trailer for A Clockwork Orange - Two-Disc Anniversary Edition Blu-ray Book Packaging (02:09)
Movie Info & Cast
Synopsis
In future Britain, Alex DeLarge, a charismatic and psychopath delinquent, who likes to practice crimes and ultra-violence with his gang, is jailed and volunteers for an experimental aversion therapy developed by the government in an effort to solve society's crime problem - but not all goes according to plan.
Cast
- Malcolm McDowell
- Patrick Magee
- Michael Bates
- Warren Clarke
- John Clive
- Adrienne Corri
- Carl Duering
- Paul Farrell
- Clive Francis
- Michael Gover
Letterboxd User Reviews
4.1
2.0M
354.0K
666.7K
- Jul 28, 2019
moral of the story: use a different song when singin' in the bathroom
mariaSep 6, 2016I want Stanley Kubrick to come back from the dead and explain this to me.
#1 gizmo fanAug 16, 2019how wild that evan peters hasn’t aged a day in fifty years. drop the skincare routine buddy.
eely -
I am going to keep this short and sweet. I know that this is a "film school" film. I know that as someone who is a fan of film, I should view this as a classic, and talk about it at length. "Oh mise-en-scene blahbudeeblu"... but I just can't. I don't like rape, and I…
Rachel RoutonSep 16, 2017if any man tells you this is their favorite movie just like, run away as fast as possible
emilyMay 13, 2020y'all ever smoked weed...
kailey - Jan 1, 2020
any person who enjoys drinking milk is a psychopath
MurielNov 3, 2022british people just be like that
maryJun 12, 2017i cant believe malcolm mcdowell never aged and went on to play tate langdon in american horror story: murder house (2011)!
andrea🌹
Queue Community Reviews
85%
Community 14,073
Top Reviews
- Breeze likedA Clockwork Orange
Kinda traumatizing 😭 thankful tho cause if it wasn’t made then ultraviolence wouldn’t exist and it’s the best album
William Luckenbach lovedA Clockwork OrangeThought provoking and at times sickening, this film is a brilliant analysis on the the concept of free will. However It is not for the fainthearted. Upon my first viewing I felt sickened by the grotesque sexual violence but upon further thought, the film grew on me 9/10
Jacob Hall dislikedA Clockwork Orangei know the point of the film is to make you uncomfortable, but some of the scenes felt too real where i had to skip forward or leave the room. i love kubrick but this just wasnt for me. cinematically its obviously top tier but based on enjoyment i dont like it at all
- Sabrina Bondi likedA Clockwork Orange
While it might be tempting to say Kubricks views were perverse, this film shows there was a deep-seated nuance to his observations that cut deeply to the core of our own propensity for violence as both the cause and effect of our own moral failings.
Saint is "meh" onA Clockwork Orangemy ex (evil) had us watch this over 2 years ago at this point and it was so insane it still has left a lasting impression in memory where I occasionally think about it from time to time, but never in a positive way, it honestly scared me, never putting myself through that again
Hedda dislikedA Clockwork OrangeFound this movie really strange.. It was basically just rape after rape painted with other violent acts. I really didnt get any meaningful message from this movie, if there even was any..
- Dyl lovedA Clockwork Orange
ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL KUBRICKS BEST FILM A MUST WATCH FOR EVERYONE ON EARTH Also this is so good you see a guy who kills rapes steals and feel bad for him at the end of the film 10/10
Formal likedA Clockwork Orange- Such an interesting concept of a movie - I wonder if they ever tried this experiment in real life to actual inmates that are just purely evil
Art likedA Clockwork OrangeNewsoms LA makes this place look like whoville
Atom User Reviews
Metacritic
A Clockwork Orange ultimately asks: how deep is sin’s hold—on Alex, and on us? This being a Kubrick film—and considering that it leaves us with Beethoven’s Ninth triumphantly, transgressively ringing once more in Alex’s ears, after a fall from a window knocks the Ludovico out of him—the movie doesn’t seem to think humanity is worthy of an answer. To A Clockwork Orange, we’re all droogs at heart.
Josh Larsen
LarsenOnFilm
Granted, the gratuitous nature of the hyper-violence is not for everyone’s stomach, including mine in moments. What is undeniable is the rigour to which Kubrick conducted his creative team, actors and himself to offer a new approach to filmmaking. As Burgess wrote in the novel “The colours of the real world only seem really real when you watch them on a screen” wholeheartedly matches Kubrick’s graphically engaging ninth feature.
Alasdair Bayman
CineVue
Full Screen Image Viewer
Target Exclusive Showing
Don't Have The Password?