>>222343932
I'm glad you liked it, I fought very hard against it being banned but in the end they got their way. I worked very hard on that film.

>>222343932
I find it shocking that somebody could be shocked by it in 70s.

what happens to the average zoomer mind when they watch this kind of movies from a better cinematic past?
how do they compare it with the average slop released the past 10 years?

>>222344653
All good superhero movies are released literally in the past 10 years..

>>222344729
Lmao.

>>222344729
>good superhero movies

kill yourself, in real life, unironically

>>222343932
Based, glad you found some kino anon

>>222344653
>The nudity and rape is ick
>The rest is boring

>>222343932
viddy well

>>222343932
when i was 16 i watched this with my girlfriend when we rented it because she really wanted to
she was a private school wannabe artsy girl
she walked out of the room during the opening rape scene and i watched the rest of it with her dog

I'll never forget watching this for the first time at 16 after running around drinking red bulls with some friends. got back to a bros house and randomly downloaded it after hearing about it. We were super adhd kids who could not sit still for anything and we were literally hypnotised by this movie that I don't think either of us moved once

>>222344653
>boring
>too much talking
>no CGI
>stupid made-up words
>SA/ unaliving characters
>no BIPOC representation

>>222344653
Zoomers would have their minds blown because they think ultraviolence can only happen in movies made after 2010. That's why they refuse to watch old movies, they think that they aren't "cool" enough, and they're missing out on so much kino as a result.

>>222345025
The violence in A Clockwork Orange for the most part isn't meant to be enjoyable though. The only "fun" violent scene is the short gang war at the beginning set to Rossini. The rest of it is meant to be disturbing.

>released on the same year as Dirty Harry, The French Connection and Straw Dogs
Filmmakers were fed up with authority and society that year. Pauline Kael and Roger Ebert thought Hitler 2 was around the corner because of these kinos.

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>I'm done with rape, murder, torture, theft, drugs and general deviancy, it's time to be a family man
Last book chapter is utter woke nonsense. Kubrick was a genius that improved every source material he got his hands on.

>>222343932
the book is somehow even more fucked up than the movie

>>222345384
It was ambiguous if he got tired of being a nigger after getting fucked up several times or an effect of the second "therapy" he received in the hospital.

>>222344653
They just make it their personality and go around telling people how underrated it is, just like every generation of young cinephiles. Stop showing your age, millenial retards.

>>222343932
Yeah, it's kino. Saw it as a teenager and I consider the first artsy movie I saw. Watched it in 4k some months ago and it still holds up.