A Clockwork Orange is a 1971 British darkly satirical science fiction film adaptation of Anthony Burgess's 1962 novel of the same name. The film concerns Alex (Malcolm McDowell), a charismatic delinquent whose pleasures are classical music (especially Beethoven), rape, and so-called 'ultra-violence.' He leads a small gang of thugs (Pete, Georgie, and Dim), whom he calls his droogs (from the Russian ????, “friend”, “buddy”). The film tells the...
Mr. Deltoid is warning Alex to stay out of trouble because the next time he s...
Alex is hitting on a couple of girls looking through some records that have p...
Alex asked a couple of girls to come back with him to his place to listen to ...
Alex comes downstairs to see his droogs waiting for him.
That is an amazing apology. Alex was supposed to meet his friends somewhere b...
Alex is not happy with Dim giving him more attitude by talking sarcastically ...
Alex is not happy with the way his friends are talking to him and he's probab...
Alex is sitting on Dims lap and he wants to now what his friends have been ta...
Pete is looking out for his friend Dim, who constantly gets picked on by Alex.
Alex wants to know what his droogs have been talking about and they're sick o...
Alex is talking to his droogs and they want to pull a big job for some real m...
Alex's droogs want to pull off a big job for some real money.
George and Dim have rebelled against Alex so he plans on teaching them a lesson.
Alex won't stand for George being the leader so he is going to teach them a l...
Alex cut Dim's hand with a knife to teach him a lesson that he should never q...
Alex is looking at George and Dim who tried to rebel against him and he had t...
Alex had to beat up Dim and George for trying to take over his gang but now h...
Alex wants to hear the plans that George had made for them while they sit dow...
Alex is talking to George and he wants to know what kind of plans he had made...
Alex is using his standard line to get into someone's house to rape and plunder.
Alex is trying to get into a woman's home by pretending he needs the phone fo...
Alex came down stairs from his parents place and Pete, Dim and George were do...
Alex tried to get into Miss Weather's house and so she called the police beca...
Alex walks downstairs from his parents house after fooling around with two gi...
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