A Clockwork Orange - Intro [HD]

[12brassep]

I saw this when I just 14 years old (snuck in with my older boyfriend. I absolutely loved it then and still love it now. I love the music!

[snoopatomicdog]

I love how their faces show their personality.

[kendraogolin]

We could just play poker.

But I'll scrap any time you say.

[Metakism]

Great Movie!!

[ExiliousX]

WARNING: DO NOT click the purchase track button! A scammer is trying to take ownership of the video and profit off of my views and in doing so is trying to scam people into buying his music (which have nothing to do with Clockwork).

I will not tolerate this and have already filed a complaint with YouTube. I do not profit off of my videos and neither should anyone else. Advertisements are an attack on users and a shameful way to make money.

[imWELCOMEGOHOMEbitch]

@ExiliousX Where can I find the intro song/Music for the Funeral of Queen Mary? Why are you allowed to have it?

[ExiliousX]

@imWELCOMEGOHOMEbitch A Clockwork Orange soundtrack. Try Amazon.

[TennesseClarks]

Probably the best shot in Clockwork Orange. It basically sets up both the tone and the character of the movie. As soon as I saw Alex's face pop up on the screen, I was like "This is gonna be a good movie."

[imWELCOMEGOHOMEbitch]

@TennesseClarks My thoughts exactly! I was pissed off that I was gonna watch this, I dunno why but I was under the impression that this came out in 2007 or something.

[dontforget2bthewayur]

What's with the suspiciously placed patches of blood on the front of Georgie's shirt? Looks like he got one hell of a nipple-cripple...

[TheShakiebreaks]

If u like clockwork and malcolm mcdowell watch the movie IF.... u won't be dissapointed.

[Jabberwoxx]

Absolutely amazing intro and amazing music. It just fits together so ultra perfectly ;)

[daniauwl]

I would watch this, but intro out and I'm already creeped out, confused, and it just feels awkward.

[M4hB]

@daniauwl Better go watch a romantic comedy, cause movies with a meaning are too complicated and might lead you to THINK and even question your beleifs, the horror....

[GEORGiAGAGAx]

The intro makes me strangely happy.

[xllllos1]

I fucking love the intro, it's so epic!!!!

[blackktieguy]

Pfft, they stole it From Konker's Bad Fur Day.

[MrLavoie18]

@blackktieguy the opposite

[blackktieguy]

@MrLavoie18 No shit.

[MrLavoie18]

@blackktieguy yes sherlock :)

[AuroraWhispers]

Thou globby bottle of cheap, stinking chip oil.

[bluprint79]

This theme and the one from 2001 are both among the grandest themes ever. They sound so huge and overwhelming. So triumphant and futuristic!

[ggalvanphd]

Quotation of the Dies irae at 1:09

[Kingro619]

oddly captivating

[gorfaf88]

first film about skinheads

[666TeenageWhore]

@gorfaf88 Whaat?!

[gorfaf88]

@666TeenageWhore This was the first film where we can see the appearance of the skinhead style, which served as a baseline to Kibrick to create the droogies.

Big boots, braces, gang mentalit, ultraviolence... The skinhead style was very popular in the seventees for english youth.

[abstractduk]

@gorfaf88 they are based on the 'peelers'-the first police in the world-nothing to do with skins or hoodies! thinks 50's bike gangs and the even the indian thuggee-yeah guess which word that turned into..only predates skins by about 600 odd years! )

[MrFuntime16]

Best intro ever

[HyperSonic90001]

I don't know wich music is better, the conker or the  clockwork orangr version

[tichergeorge]

why cant gangs be as cool like this?all we have is retards doing drive by shootings and stupid individual tattooing racist and horrible art in they're fucking ugly faces.

[lola97i92]

*-° ♥

[Nedspodos]

Time for a bit of the.... ultra violence...

[GHOSTSOFDONALDJAMES]

The music intro to this masterpiece has haunted me for many years. Thanks to You Tube, I now know what it is. Haunting! Donald James, Blood Of The Heavens.

[Eklerek993]

przejebany film, milordzie

[ZydSkurwysyn]

@Eklerek993 zaiste, przejeban srogo

[rickchile]

Epic Quotes ( A Clockwork Orange )

-"Hi hi hi there my little droogies!"

-"The End of the line, YEEEESSS???"

What i love about this movie is Alex's transformation from the bad guy to victim, he starts being a son of a bitch raping, robing, fighting with other gangs, and ends being beat up bye homeless, cops, and other sons of a bitches, and the music, so fuckin beautiful.

[jonbatiste]

EPIC !

[SurvivanHD]

best film of all time !

[theDudeAbides1100]

this movie is like a prophecy of modern day life.

-parents popping sleeping pills and not raising their kids

-psychology brain washing

-healthnuts drinking /eating processed stuff

-cops being creminals

just to name a few

[rickchile]

I can't imagine no one else doing the role of Alex, Mcdowell was just perfect!. (Sorry for my english)

[Ram001400]

What's it going to be then, eh?

[isaac11o]

omg this film has the best music ever!

[MrFreshxKicks]

greatest intro to any movie ever!

[LepiMario]

@MrFreshxKicks

agree...this one and "2001" are greatest intros ever!

[JeffReach117]

I love how Conker's Bad Fur Day made a parody of this intro. Man I wish I could play that game again. Anyone agree?

[mallisaurus]

I just read the book...definitely one of my all-time favorites.

oh hey Alex's voice is sexy :3

[Ostinex733]

Best movie ever.

[Lurwixious]

What's the exact name of this brilliant intro-song?

[lola97i92]

@Lurwixious /watch?v=mqTfaaBVquY

(:

[RockrExe]

Amazing Intro (*__°)

[nomis161]

Aaaaah, I love this Song! =)

[lola97i92]

Love this movie ! look at my channel (; 

[borststans]

When I see this movie I get ready for some ultra violence

[timtipton5071256]

Aristotle wishy washy works outing cyclamen get forficulate smartish.....

[metsteve]

When I was like 10 years old, I bought the game Conker's Bad Fur Day off a friend. By the intro of that badass game, I learned of this movie. Both Awesome.

[theDudeAbides1100]

hi fucking def!!

[evilmonkey3656]

Didn't imagine Alex's voice sounding like that at all.

[fredrikmaceriksson1]

so creepy but brilliant!

[verobinful]

Well, this introduction is just fantastic!

[kingcole10]

Great film!!!!

[iiGerardoii]

lol Dim looks a little bit like Emma Stone

[Wotsitsname567]

@iiGerardoii lol yeah

[rollingstoned1962]

How the fuck does he keep his eyelids open for that long?

[goodshowism]

Alex's smile looks so darn cool.

[NightTaoretaDawn]

Reminds me of Conker's Bad Fur Day >3!!

[MrKingjacob123]

@NightTaoretaDawn I know the song at the begineing of conkers bad fur day Is this song a little different but better

[MrNeosantana]

One of the greatest films ever.

[chaotic13000]

la ondeades en su maximo esplendor!

[sosnarfy70]

i dont think you'll find those tables at IKEA...

[0180917]

@sosnarfy70 IKEA does sell them...they're in that "weird" part of the store...

[TheGr8crusader]

This is one of the rare movies that surpassed the book. Burgess did a good job, but his book ended far too optimistically. Kubrick's movie was left much more up to the individual to truly explore themselves and see, is humanity ever going to progress from its natural state, government enforced or not? Kubrick is a god!

[BubbaModee]

Can you spare me a little cutter me brother??

[snoopatomicdog]

@BubbaModee I would give you thumbs up if you got it correct.

[hellspawnzilla]

I think the music works better when it is electronic.

[j4TurboUrbo]

Some punk scared the shit outta me, he sounded so much like Alex from the film. Maybe it's because I've only been in the UK for two weeks and am still adjusting to all the accents, but as soon as I heard this guy's voice ("What shall we do today, my brother?" - very loudly in the street) I wanted to turn around and slap him, I was so convinced of his intentionally emulating the film.

[Resurrected2011]

I wouldn't be surprised if the solid red screen at the beginning has given people seizures.

[distortionpf]

whats the name of this song

[adriatic1809]

@distortionpf funeral of queen mary :)

[Jabberwoxx]

I love thisss

[MultiFunkalicious]

This is the best film to write about in English if you understand all the subtle messages. Fucking masterpiece.

[TheHasanMurat]

I hope future would be actually something like this.

[RideMyF150]

How do you follow up a masterpiece for the ages like 2001: A Space Odyssey? You pull the sheets on the elites...and their plan to destroy western society.

[JonathanBloggs]

finally the actual version from the film - jesus, all these other ones that aren't even close

[drhploveboat]

I mean come on....THIS MOVIE IS A FUCKING MASTERPIECE!!!

[gaivskakashi]

please don't tell me this is how the movie starts with that dude staring

[drhploveboat]

@gaivskakashi uh, yeah this is the start of the film. Alex the main character is actually addressing the audience here, which is the only moment where the film breaks the 4th wall, unless you count his continued narration. maybe you should watch the whole film before you try to watch individual parts of it. Cuz as for myself, I probably ejaculated 5 times while re-watching this intro. and I guess....you can take form that what you will.....

[gaivskakashi]

@drhploveboat well technically i was about to watch the whole film as this is the beginning as you said.

[drhploveboat]

@gaivskakashi by all means, don't let me stand in yer way, watch! watch! it's fucking great, a cinematic masterpiece of epic proportions. and just to note what i said before about the 4th wall, here Alex is looking directly into the eyes of the audience. if you look very closely you will see that for a very brief moment, he toasts the audience with his glass of drug laced milk before drinking, as if to say: "you are in for one hell of a ride." an idea Kubrick didn't think of, but really liked.

[gaivskakashi]

@drhploveboat i get the feeling you REALLY love this movie. I have one question is that milk really duped.

[drhploveboat]

@gaivskakashi "is that milk really duped" I'm not sure what you mean, if you're asking does the milk have drugs in it, then in story it does. that's why they go there, to drink drug laced milk. the names of the drugs are fictional, so it's not stated if they are stimulants or depressants. but based on the dialog I'd guess it would be the former, sense it "sharpens them up for the old ultra-violence."

[gaivskakashi]

@drhploveboat i see. i think i gotta see this movie still have no clue wat its about but acid milk fuckin count me in.

[soberchimera61]

THAT is how you open a movie Hollywood. 

[buckj54]

Best opening in the history of film if you ask me...which you didn't.

[fukinzeppelinman]

If you've ever played Revenge of the Titans check out the home screen of that game. Search Revenge of the Titans - March (Soundtrack) on youtube.

[BaalsJurisdiction]

Blablablabla

buggers

[AddingMusicWeekly]

Cage brought me here

[kzero70]

The movie fails in that the book's final chapter regarding Alex' redemption is omitted. Alex grows out of his delinquencies and "grows up". Kubrick succeeds in glorifying a psychopath. If he was going for exploit and shock value, great. otherwise, I don't really get his message.

[leonhardeuler96]

@kzero70 I agree, Anthony Burgess himself stated that, without the last chapter, there was no point to the rest of the book.

[azerothblood]

The soundtrack and every thing about this film is a master piece.

[rothesburg]

The film could have been done so much better.

Definitely Kubrick's worst work. 

[snoopatomicdog]

@rothesburg Y'ALL NEED TO QUIT TROLLIN'! QUIT IT!

[rothesburg]

this movie sucked!

the book was soooo much better.

[jaejjm24101]

When it was first released it was rated X, but Stanley Kubrick wanted for an R rating, so they had to edit like 30 seconds out of it.

[NS5K2GTA]

no matter how violent or uncensored this movie is, when i finished watching it i could t stop thinking that this was ART simply ART

[bayo192]

Yarbles

[finalfuryan]

I viddy some Moloko Drencrom calling my eemya.

[larrybee1000]

You have to read the book to get the glossary of the language - but after a while the words become almost intuitive...VERY prophetic and disturbing piece of literature.

[MinamuTV]

Lots of people think this film just tells people to "not do bad things," it's so much more deeper than that.

[Urubosrt]

BOA DANTI!

[ThatChrisGrubicShow]

One of my favourite movies of all time!

[imapplhelper]

Can someone tell me what the movie is actuall about? I don't quite understand? It's a movie I actually like, but what's it's meaning?

[purepoet]

@imapplhelper dude the book is insane

[ViewtifulRaoul]

@imapplhelper it's about how the human being is corrupt.

[CeliriaRose]

@imapplhelper The idea I got is it is talking about the line between freedom and control as well as the necessity of free will. To much control and you end up overdoing it (such as what happened to Alex). To much freedom and you have chaos (the atrocities he commits in the beginning). As for free will the idea it shows is that forcing someone to do something isn't making them a good person. You need to convince someone to choose to be a good person. At least thats how I see it.

[imapplhelper]

@CeliriaRose Thanks.

I didn't get 80% of that. Time to watch the movie again.

[MandiPookins]

I think everyone should read the book and watch the movie. Every book and every movie is completely different. I really don't think the two are comparable.

[Marcus666Sund]

Don't think it's my favourite movie but damn...

...That Intro is the best!!!!

[Stevie2Sxc]

The first time I saw this film I was hooked right from the beginning. And it's still one of my favourite films to this day.

[kakonis]

This is my favorite Kubrick movie to masturbate to, aside from the Shining

[Zooroonies]

i know this quote by heart

[skamnep]

@Zooroonies me too thy little malenky droogy....... :)

[XxDreamTheaterxX85]

@89whodatcha I've read the book and have the movie on every format possible. If you have the book that has the extra chapter it's a waste of pages. It's practically just about Alex realizing how much of a fuck up he was. Which is why Stanley cut that chapter out cause it wasn't necessary, McDowell's practically displayed how much he realized he was a little shit.

[skamnep]

BEST MOVIE and a trippy song in the beginning O_O

[EduVillarroel91]

Viddy well, little brother. Viddy well.

[411Leka]

Epic one word i tell u "O i have never ever seen an intro like these O_O

[89whodatcha]

I hate when ppl brag on about reading the book as if they are better....no one cares we saw the movie , that's why movies always say "based on" or "adaptation"

[ExiliousX]

@89whodatcha I agree. I've read the book and it has a dumb ending.

[jonp13]

@ExiliousX To say that the book has a dumb ending completely tears down the theme of using existentialism for human betterment. I do agree that kubrick's version is left more ambiguous and somewhat exciting but the only reason it is like that is when the film was made the book had been published incompletely due to the wishes of Burgess' publisher. You're entitled to your opinion but to disregard the 21st chapter doesnt let the character developement of alex fully flourish as Burgess intended.

[Natalthpie]

@ExiliousX The book's ending has symbolic significance though. The movie's ending is done for the sake of making it darker and more disturbing.

[finalfuryan]

@ExiliousX The ending you read was probably the additional chapter added later on. The original version ends with "I was cured all right."

[leonhardeuler96]

@ExiliousX I disagree. Without the last chapter, what is the point of the book?

[ExiliousX]

@leonhardeuler96 To show that it is our ability to make decisions that makes us human. That's what I've always got out of the book and why the chaplain plays such an important role in the book. He brings the entire story of free will into play. What more does the extra chapter add that isn't already there without it?

[kzero70]

@ExiliousX The 21st chapter represents age 21, adulthood and maturity. Alex's weakness ultimately is himself. He wears himself out to the point his lust for inflicting misery and and pain isn't as satisfying as it used to be, and he realizes his biological clock is ticking.  With a desire to settle down and start a family, he fatally accepts his offspring "like clockwork" will be just as bad as he was and he will have no control over their misdeeds.

[kzero70]

@kzero70 Kubrick's ending leaves the character ambiguous, which many will convey as more effective and powerful, but to me it feels hopeless and dehumanizes the anatgonist to nothing more than a child that hasn't learned anything, as if he's almost REWARDED for his psychopathic behavior. The last chapter really is a make or break deal that polarizes fans.

[BaalsJurisdiction]

@kzero70 that's the way I see it too.

[andymci2]

@ExiliousX the idea that there is a capacity for good in everyone. The film and American book end on Alex as an evil criminal who has played the system. The problem with this is that it's hardly the glaring rebuttal of intrusive crime-prevention techniques Burgess intended it to be, because if Alex ends the book as a criminal, then the temptation is to say, "he should have had more Ludovico treatment" and "he deserved everything he got". If he is remorseful of his own accord, that makes sense

[SugarDemon1035]

@ExiliousX The possibility of redemption, I think. Alex has done all this evil crap his whole life, and then finds he genuinely wants to change for the better. No small miracle, and that's where the book ends. Personally, I'm left wondering if this intention will last, or if he even deserves another chance. Surely, I don't think getting married and having kids should be his first priority like he seems to want; he has a lot to learn about respecting others, but women, especially!

[LeLimeLine]

@leonhardeuler96 The last chapter was superfluous, poorly written crap that only told us what we already knew. People change naturally. Really, Burgess? No shit. Thanks for telling me what every other book ever written has already told me. No, the point of the story is much better realized with Kubrick leaving us with Alex, unchanged in spite of all the efforts of all the king's horses and all the king's men.

[MrBurgundy76]

@leonhardeuler96 i thought the movie ended perfectly, it wouldve felt plodding and repetitive to show alex be good again, seeing as it didnt go well the first time. but in the book i fucking loved those chapters.

[BernardoPOR]

@89whodatcha spot on! i hate people that say that the movie didn't follow the book very well... well, if the film was exactly like the book, what's the point of watching it?

[2fuckingbeersplease]

@89whodatcha the book sucked compared to the movie

[CeliriaRose]

@89whodatcha If only movies based on the book actually followed the books. Clockwork orange actually does a good job but most don't.

[takeri2703]

@89whodatcha "i watch movies cause i like it i dont CARE about books"

[totterdell]

absolutely brilliant movie

[hausgaga7]

First off best movie ever and second what is the intro song

[MasterSB988]

For everybody saying the end of the movie has a depressing message, you should read the uncut book. The movie ends just before the last chapter, and the ending the author originally intended..

[XDeidaraXItachiXBFFX]

I just got finished watching this movie it was soooo good and I even cried. But I LOVE this opening theme :D

[Gutefinnen]

This is one of my absolute favorite movie intros :)

[noofficialfan]

I've never seen this movie, but heard so much about it...thinking about watching it

[Jamchanizhere]

Clockwork orange for me was the first horror movie i ever loved with all my heart as a child.

[codymo32791]

Incredible movie.

[franklinrwful]

I love the way the synthesiser changes this melancholic piece of music into something cold, soulless and menacing which to me is what this film is about.

[wistful94lyricist]

@franklinrwful I agree ;)

[Ostinex733]

Best movie ever.

[wistful94lyricist]

Indeed, this film is the perfect way of saying ''we're all fucked''. Because hey, drugs, ultraviolence and rape. They are all fun. Life without them would clearly be less boring, and this film sums up exactly how if we want to take drugs, rape people, or murder them, then it is our choice, who is to say we are wrong? hopefully not the government in this case. Love this film. 5/5.

[whatisreal12345]

@wistful94lyricist

I would prefer not to get hurt myself.

[FetusBurger420]

They should create a dubstep remix of this.

[68ALK]

COOL COOL

[savioassis5]

i'll wait until i start using lsd to watch this movie =)

[Wutwut1n1]

@savioassis5 you don't need drugs

[AquaCrescent]

I watched this movie last night, and throughout the whole of this scene, all I could think was "GOT MILK?" XD

[TheOriginalHazz]

This movie tells a great story. Many people are too ignorant to understand it.

[Wutwut1n1]

@TheOriginalHazz I understand it but it's a depressing ending that basically says were all fucked

[wistful94lyricist]

@Wutwut1n1 Spot on. You hit the nail on the head. People who beg to differ with you would simply be wrong.