A Clockwork Orange [DVD] [1971]

Oh bliss! Bliss and heaven! Oh, it was gorgeousness and gorgeousity made flesh. It was like a bird of rarest-spun heaven metal or like silvery wine flowing in a spaceship, gravity all nonsense now. As I slooshied, I knew such lovely pictures!

A surreal, mind-bending trip into a dystopian world following a sadistic man who goes to a reformatory prison after committing a brutal murder. A classic Stanley Kubrick film that's definitely a must-watch for fans of his work.

This movie is BONKERS and it came with a digital code AND slip cover. Couldn’t be happier.

The 50th Anniversary 4K SteelBook for ‘A Clockwork Orange’ has been nothing short of spectacular, and for being a personal favorite of Stanley Kubrick’s films, this did not disappoint. The visual transfer is very sharp, and gave a much needed new life and refreshment to a timeless classic. From the glossy lettering of the cover from front to back, to the gorgeous orange discs, this is easily one of my favorite SteelBooks that truly shines in the collection.

This is a beautiful release and I can’t believe how difficult it has been to get with the preorder and launch day no stock fiasco. I hope there is another opportunity for everyone to get their hands on this without turning to 3rd parties… The 4K picture is a nice upgrade considering the age of the movie, and of course a classic!

This is a great film that is about a criminal who gets reprogrammed in an experiment, so imagine how someone would act if reprogrammed and how others would feel if that person is out on the streets, but being reprogrammed, how would you feel about the crimes they committed? Lots of violence.

As a teenager, a clockwork orange was one of my favorite films and nearly 20 years later it is still one of the greatest films of all time. The 4K presentation does not disappoint and lives up to every expectation possible!

Controversial yet visually alluring post modern tale about decadence thru "ultra violence" still packs a punch a good 60 yrs since its creation. Its Kubrick in 4K. No brainer