A Clockwork Orange [Blu-ray] [1971]

Not a whole lot to say about the movie. If you love it by it, if you never heard of the movie it may not be a choice for you.

An Awsome Classic movie At a great price! A Great Place For Blu-Rays.

A Clockwork Orange is a film ahead of its time and timely as ever. A complex movie that it entertaining and rare. NOT for kids. The Blu-Ray is good video and audio quality. The 1080P reveals the limits of the 35mm in this case. The original quality isn’t too great, shot flat 35mm with limited detail and sharpness compared to modern digital or 70mm.

One of my favorite movies ever great we quality and packaging

Definitely one of the most original movies I've ever seen, and brutal at the same time. Can a psychopath be rehabilitated to refrain from any violent behavior? Malcolm McDowell stars as Alex DeLarge.

I first encountered this film in college, and while I have always been a fan of Stanley Kubrick, it took me a few years to come around to liking this film. I now view it through a different lens. It's never the goal for the viewer to like or identify with Alex, at least, that's my opinion. But rather we're to view the film as a whole of society. Our need to fix things and people through any means necessary. That a society could create such heinous individuals, but society itself becomes just as heinous in its efforts to correct these beings. It all seems a bit hypocritical in scope. I still don't know if I 'like' this film, but I do enjoy the conversation that it sparks. And that says a lot when you come out of a film wanting to talk about it.

A Clockwork Orange is a cinematic masterpiece. The 1971 film stands as one of the finest examples of director Stanley Kubrick’s craft, and remains controversial even by today’s standards. The film, set in a dystopian future, follows a young delinquent’s criminal activities, his rehabilitation, and the consequences of his former lifestyle. A Clockwork Orange assaults the viewer and leaves it’s mark! The 40th Anniversary Edition is a hardbound collectible and is loaded with special features! Highly Recommended!

I already owned the regular "Clockworck" DVD, which only had the trailer as a bonus feature. Found the BluRay on sale for $8 and bought it for the wealth of bonus features. Well worth the money. The movie raises troubling but unavoidable moral questions that Anthony Burgess (author of the novel the film is based on) and director Stanley Kubrick seem to have regretted presenting so explicitly. The bonus features don't let them, or anyone else, off the hook.