Customer Ratings & Reviews

Good movie. Could have had less violence and swearing.

I liked this movie at the theater and had to own it.

Just writing. For the bonus points . If you want it , buy it

Steelbook is good, i'll keep it sealed for a while, movie is too gross

I remembered really liking this in the 70's, but was badly disappointed this time. The Nadsat language wasn't as interesting. The ending may have taken away its shine.

set in England, starring Malcolm McDowell as a street gang leader. he is imprisoned and given an experimental cure treatment.

Steelbook itself is 5 stars. My experience is 2 stars. First one arrived severely bent up and my return experience was AWFUL. In the end, I attained a perfect steelbook so I’m happy and recommend this steelbook highly.

it's okay but wouldn't recommend buying it just watch on netflix

I like the ability to listen and watch my music in my Xbox.

Movie was not that great, sort of boring. would not buy.

Unfortunately this was sent to an old address (haven't lived there for 3 years). I wanted to have a new one shipped to my current address but apparently there were none left, so customer support had to give me a refund (appreciated). I had been waiting for the release for several months, so it was upsetting not being able to get it after preordering it. That's the way it goes I suppose.

I wish I didn't buy it, because I thought it was going to be more like Children of Men, the Giver, or Hunger Games. But it was just a gang of thugs that beat people, caused people to not be alive, & forced themselves on women and then one is sent to prison where they are overly "corrected" to not do those actions without being ill.

Its blu-ray quality is poor and the film takes certain liberties that make it unwatchable.

Unlike many of the films which shocked the world years ago, Stanley Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange, which was initially released in the 70's with an X-rating and was banned in the UK until very recently, still has the power to shock those who see it. It's a fairly bleak tale about Alex DeLarge, the head of a vicious teen gang in a future version of London who is betrayed by his gang and forced to account for his crimes. What is still shocking today is the extent to which Kubrick portrays the violence of the gang. Nonetheless, this is a tremendous piece that asks the question about whether it is better to be controlled in order to do no ill or to have the freedom to make one's own choices. This edition of the film is the one that we've long waited for. This is one of the few Kubrick films which were originally filmed in widescreen, and for the first time we can see the film as he intended it. Also, the picture and sound quality are as they've never been heard before. The Beethoven soundtrack resonates with sheer majesty and has never been so chilling. This is one of Kubrick's masterworks, and this is the way to see it.

Kubrick's followup to 2001: A Space Odyssey is also science fiction, but of a very different kind. A punk named Alex (played with wonderful black humor by Malcolm McDowell) has the time of his life violently taking advantage of other people with his 3 friends (or droogs, as he calls them), who eventually turn on him and leave him for the police, who later attempt to 'recondition' him. This experiment leads to Alex becoming susceptible to revenge from the society he terrorized. This is a violent picture which just happens to have a sharp sense of humor. The film was initially rated X (or NC-17 as the rating is known today). Although it was later reduced to an R rating, the violence still shook people up in 1971 (enough for the movie to be banned in the UK until after Kubrick's death) and it's still potent today. This is certainly not for the sensitive, but, as was commonplace for Kubrick's films, it is a unique experience for those willing to view it. The film certainly paved the way for movies such as Natural Born Killers and Minority Report.

Stanley Kubrick is often regarded as the greatest of all filmmakers for his consistent twist of genre. This film is breathtaking in more ways than one. It can be very offensive at times, but in those times it is also very theatrical. I would recommend this to anyone who hasn't seen it and to all who have and want a better transfer of it.

Malcolm McDowell's best performance in motion picture. This film is both fun and entertaining. It's definitely a classic film that must be seen by all. Alex DeLarge(McDowell) is all about the violence & one day him and his clan of crazies decide to go on a ruthless and heartless attack. Not ending so well Alex gets caught and sentence to prison. That is until he gets chosen to be part of an experiment to cure insanity. As it goes on all the victims get revenge and it back fires on Alex. Pick up a copy and add to your collection. DON'T WATCH WITH CHILDREN OR PARENTS!

This is a good movie that was relly well dun. The actors did there job so well that I never felt like I was watching a movie it seemed like I was relly there. The story line in the movie was verry intreging. This movie defanetly made you think. It was scary to because the first time I watched the movie my power went out at the sceen where he ferst gets strappd in to watch the brain washing movies. All of my power all the sudden stopped ther was no storm or annything it was so freeky because I stood up to take the DVD out of the player and the power turned back on but the movie would not play for the rest of that night.

As an Englishman, where soon after release 'A Clockwork Orange' was banned, the movie has always had a cult status. This is not an 'accessible' movie, passively watching will leave you at best confused. But if you embrace the themes, the language, the concept of the dehumanization of society, and the humor, you will be rewarded with thoughtful comments on the world we live in that are as relevant today as they were in 1971.

This movie is very disturbing and makes you think every time you watch it. Still to this day after seeing it countless times, it still amazes me. This movie is not for kids as it has a lot of disturbing violence. This is though a Masterpiece!!!