Alex Jones Reviews Stanley Kubrick's 1971 Film, A Clockwork Orange

Alex Jones Reviews Stanley Kubrick's 1971 Film, A Clockwork Orange
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[tikletik]

I don't think Kubrik was part of the club. Kubrik got killed, I mean died after Eyes wide shut which uses Patrick Moynihans address as the center of the orgy. He was warning people, not tricking them.

[LONGPORKBUFFET]

6:53 right when the officer starts extoling the benifits of this technique you see his sleve cuff. The masonic checkerboard pattern, an obvious clue given from Kubrik to us!

[johnnycang]

People that convulse such as epileptics.. Do not convulse cause of what shows they are shown.. It is a response to the Flickering of the light.. Its the same reason epileptics are not supposed to look directly at strobe lights.. The show has nothing to do with it..

[Buntzums]

LOL there is no welfare class in A Clockwork Orange. Also it's not strictly Pavlovian, but it is supposed to be conditioning. Alex's parents both "rabbit" which is the nadsat word for work. It's supposed to be a world like Russia. I'm doing an 'actual' review of this book on Friday.

[Melisa Cesur]

Hey Birkere Otomatik Portakal Filmi Bağzı Sahneler Hariç Çok Harika Olağanüstü Ve Güzeldir Bu Filme Hakaret Ettirmem!

[roloug95]

You people are all so stupid it makes my head hurt.

[diddymuck]

sgt slaughter without his tash!

[morphinology]

It takes a certain amount of time for an orange to ripen,hence the title which begs the question,why on earth did Mr.Kubrick decide not to finish the story by cutting out the last chapter? Read the book for a better insight....peace and enlightenment..

[bornblasphemous]

The black/white pattern could easily refer to the duality of man, a constant underlying topic in Kubricks films. But hey, why ruin a good conspiracy theory?