Clockwork Orange on netflix?

[316zombie]

i hate it. curtis loves it. go figure.

Films with rape scenes always repel me.  I think it's a great movie.  I hate it. 

exactly! it's the same for me with apocalypse now and 'night mother. brilliant work, but i still hate them.

[RCMerchant]

i hate it. curtis loves it. go figure.

Films with rape scenes always repel me.  I think it's a great movie.  I hate it. 

Ever see 'galaxy of terror"?

Depends on the context.
Kubrick's film and junk like I SPIT ON YOUR GRAVE are  galaxy's apart.
GALAXY OF TERROR is in a catogory apart just because it's so cheesy goofy.
Why would an outer space maggot even wanna f**k a human, let alone Joanie Cunningham? 

[Archivist]

A Clockwork Orange fascinated me as a kid, although I wouldn't see it until I was well into adulthood. The most I had seen were some publicity stills and screen captures in a great book called Sci-Fi Now (1978) by Alan Frank. (In the years of the internet, I began the process of tracking down every movie that interested me in that book, what a fun ride that was!)

As a teenager, I read the book many times and started speaking in Nadsat. Friends even referred to me as Alex at one point. Weirdly, the movie wasn't at all what I thought it was going to be, and even now, I don't remember it too well. Perhaps I should watch it again.

[Trevor]

I also think Kubrick turned a pretty pedestrian novel THE SHINING into a masterpiece, although I know Trevor feels the exact opposite.

I will never forget going to see that in 1980: I had a copy of the book with me and the cinema manager let me in just as it started (he knew my folks) and I was so distressed, I came home in tears because I wanted to see the book I read and loved on the screen.

[Trevor]

As a teenager, I read the book many times and started speaking in Nadsat. Friends even referred to me as Alex at one point. Weirdly, the movie wasn't at all what I thought it was going to be, and even now, I don't remember it too well. Perhaps I should watch it again.

I got the book from my high school library and the English teacher I had was so shocked he nearly threw me out of class: the same happened when I got 1984 to read, in 1984 as it happened.

After that, if he asked me what I was reading, I said I wasn't. 

[Svengoolie 3]

i hate it. curtis loves it. go figure.

Films with rape scenes always repel me.  I think it's a great movie.  I hate it. 

Ever see 'galaxy of terror"?

Depends on the context.
Kubrick's film and junk like I SPIT ON YOUR GRAVE are  galaxy's apart.
GALAXY OF TERROR is in a catogory apart just because it's so cheesy goofy.
Why would an outer space maggot even wanna f**k a human, let alone Joanie Cunningham? 

That plaace was all about fears,  that blonde had a fear of maggots it would see.

Also joanie didnct get raped by the maggot,  she got crushed by vines.

[316zombie]

i felt that  pain also, trev. i walked out halfway through it on my first official date with my husband. he married me anyway, and i now really like kubrick's version.

[lester1/2jr]

when the tigers attacked the two las vegas animal trainer guys it was like clockwork orange redux.

"that tiger didn't go crazy, that tiger went tiger" - Chris rock

[Svengoolie 3]

I kinda like the original ACO ending. See, I read the american version and saw the movie and i really had mixed feelings on Alex. On one hand he was cleatrly bright, highly intelligent, literate, etc. In some ways an intellectual.

On the other he was a monster I wanted to personally shoot in the head twice to make sure.

With him self reforming in the author's version it kinda reconciles me two feelings on him

[RCMerchant]

I never read the book.

As far as the SHINING goes- I like the way Kubrick did it. It was more cinematic.
Of course I love the book as well- and it works in it's context-the written word. It's like comparing apples and oranges.
It's like saying-"What's better- the book Frankenstein by Mary Shelly, or the '31 movie by Whale with Karloff?"
Both are good in different ways.

[RCMerchant]

i hate it. curtis loves it. go figure.

Films with rape scenes always repel me.  I think it's a great movie.  I hate it.  

Ever see 'galaxy of terror"?

Depends on the context.
Kubrick's film and junk like I SPIT ON YOUR GRAVE are  galaxy's apart.
GALAXY OF TERROR is in a catogory apart just because it's so cheesy goofy.
Why would an outer space maggot even wanna f**k a human, let alone Joanie Cunningham?  

That plaace was all about fears,  that blonde had a fear of maggots it would see.

Also joanie didnct get raped by the maggot,  she got crushed by vines.

Yeah-yer right!    Maybe I just wished it was Joanie Cunningham. (heavy sigh  )
That movie was a remake of JOURNEY TO THE 7TH PLANET!

[lester1/2jr]

The Shining is the ultimate word of warning to people with delusions about "free time" and "space". You might end up bored and going out of your gourd pretty fast

[The Burgomaster]

It's in my top 10 movies of all time. When I got my first (Beta format) VCR, I rented it and watched it about 10 times. I have the DVD now.

[Svengoolie 3]