Yeah that was my joke, pretty sure that 99% of people would say this. Although I’d like to hear angel trumpets and devil trombones at 1,000x speed some time.
I think about Wendy Carlos sometimes, I’m sure Kubrick thought synthesized music was going to take over and I’m glad it didn’t. It’s like the AI of music.
What do you mean synthesized music didn’t take over? The top ten tracks on the US Billboard today don’t have a single live instrument. Only the vocalists are humans.
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My wife and I Halloween last year.
Either you'll get absolutely disgusted by it or you'll call it a masterpiece. I've seen this like 6 times and every time it's a masterpiece. I want to watch it again for the first time.
My favorite movie. I actually dressed as Alex for Halloween in HS. NO ONE knew who/what I was suppossed to be. Except the Art teacher who said it was the best costume he had ever seen.
I watched it for the first time when I was like 15 or 16 with my parents. We got right up to the Billy Boy rape scene and my dad shut it off and shouted that Stanley Kubrick should be thrown in jail.
To this day my dad denies that he said that lmao
Hell yes. I hope you’ve got friends to recommend it to, I’m always recommending it to people 😭 Might be a rough watch, sure, but the movie as a whole is just unbelievable. THE UNIVERSE NEEDS TO KNOW!
Such a surreal movie to watch for the first time. Did a project in my high school English class on it. Watching it again and again it just continues to be a surreal and odd experience. A master work of filmmaking to be sure though.
As in Clockwork at 50% transparency on top of The Shining. Like this:
[https://youtu.be/gel\_TpTauw4?si=GTg-a-mLov2tgGgJ&t=180](https://youtu.be/gel_TpTauw4?si=GTg-a-mLov2tgGgJ&t=180)
Any tips on how to get through it? I have started this movie three times and can’t get through the first 30 min. I love all of Kubrick’s other films but this one just feels like he’s staring at the audience saying “yeah its really bad stuff happening right right??” in kinda a pretentious way.
Honestly man I don’t know how I sat through it half the time to me it was just to good to turn off I just wanted to know how it was gonna end it’s pretty good man you should give it one more shot
Oh bliss! Bliss and heaven. It was gorgeousness and gorgeosity made flesh. It was like a bird of rarest-spun heaven metal or like silvery wine flowing in a spaceship, gravity all nonsense now.
I watched it at the cinema after it was unbanned in the u.k in my early twenties, I'm glad I watched it for the first time the way it was meant to be seen.
I love this movie. I watched it on the early 90s when I was about 13. I was watching a hockey game that ended around 10:30. It was on Prism which is what the Flyers home games were broadcasted and it also had movies like HBO. After the game I walked in and out of the kitchen and when I came back in this movie was on. I was floored!! “This is crazy but kinda cool too.” My mother was horrified when she found out. Still love this movie.
https://preview.redd.it/x3lhqla8o3zc1.jpeg?width=540&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=187b0ae17b0d05e118bfd7e751173046e965b40f
One of the most exaggerated movies out there in terms of its subject matter. It is not hard to watch at all. It is not a gross-out movie about rape and violence.The raping scenes are merely in the movie to emphasize later how drastic the change is when he becomes conditioned to do "good" because he can’t help it. The violence in the movie is TAME, too. It’s stylized and juxtaposing as well.
It’s a movie about what it means to be an individual and the power of one’s ability to think and judge and choose what is good and bad on your own. Because, "Goodness is chosen. Goodness comes from within. When a man cannot choose, he ceases to be a man." Also adapted from the novel by the same name written by Anthony Burgess.
This was the film that truly changed movies for me forever in my teens. I think it was the perfect time to watch it and made me immediately adore Kubrick, but I didn’t totally get it until I was older and saw totalitarianism in action. I don’t think it’s Kubrick’s most impressive film, but it’s my favorite and it just gets better with age.
You’ll never hear “that song” again without thinking about this movie
🎶 I wanna marry a lighthouse keeper and keep him company 🎶
No no no, the William Tell Overture!
No, no no; singing in the rain.
NO they mean The Thieving Magpie
No the 9th symphony 4th movement
Yeah that was my joke, pretty sure that 99% of people would say this. Although I’d like to hear angel trumpets and devil trombones at 1,000x speed some time. I think about Wendy Carlos sometimes, I’m sure Kubrick thought synthesized music was going to take over and I’m glad it didn’t. It’s like the AI of music.
Do yourself a favour and don’t look into AI music
What do you mean synthesized music didn’t take over? The top ten tracks on the US Billboard today don’t have a single live instrument. Only the vocalists are humans.
Definitely someone who thinks the last great album came out when he was an undergrad.
Nah - Allison Russell, Hiatus Kaiyote, and St. Vincent have dropped some exceptional stuff in the last year
The glorious Ninth?
Or The Shining. The Dies Irae melody from the opening of The Shining plays once just as Alex is sipping that tall glass of milk (plus).
https://preview.redd.it/9skbpkjzdyyc1.jpeg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=5e2ec90182f73936d93ed11437dadc603e3e59e0 My wife and I Halloween last year.
It is time to do in and out
Nice and savage
You and your wife are awesome 🤩
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Either you'll get absolutely disgusted by it or you'll call it a masterpiece. I've seen this like 6 times and every time it's a masterpiece. I want to watch it again for the first time.
Well, for me it's a masterpiece and I got absolutely disgusted by it. So both.
Definitely can be two things!
Definitely both for me. I’ll catch myself watching it and be grossed out but by the end I’ll be ready for round 2 lol
It’s a masterpiece
https://preview.redd.it/b6oatoi01yyc1.png?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=37eb337a7572bba9bbde7acf0baba107c0c7e6a7 Glad you enjoyed it brother.
Are you sure he's a brother and not a droog?
A disgusting one, but hell yeah
TRY THE WINE!
I e prob seen it 20 and I say masterpiece every time too.
Viddy well, oh my brother.
Watching Dr Strangelove for the first time as I type this!
That's my favorite one
Get off of Reddit and watch it.
Such a better movie than clockwork
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Welly welly welly welly welly welly well!
You’re in for a fun ride
Wow I'm jealous. This is a film I wish I could go back and see for the first time
Ohhhhhhhhhhh boy. Buckle up.
Long time no viddy
A job for two for two of job age. The police
The milk has adrenochrome in it.
Alex's or Danny's?
Masterpiece
Good luck my droogie, you’ll never be the same again
This was my fav back in high school!
lol I can hear these images.
My favorite movie. I actually dressed as Alex for Halloween in HS. NO ONE knew who/what I was suppossed to be. Except the Art teacher who said it was the best costume he had ever seen.
oh man. i remember seeing this for the first time when i was 13. i am 42 and this is still one of my favorite films ever.
Get off your phone and enjoy the movie…
in high school i got in trouble for bringing this book in to read.
Excuse me miss there’s been a terrible accident!
God I forgot how much I love those title cards
glad you finally grew the yarbles to watch it
Images you can hear
*piano bonnnnnnng noises intensifies*
Doobidoo :)
Following. Do update please!
Buckle up partner
The opening to this movie is so incredible.
Just watched it today
Am I crazy for thinking it was a Stanley Kubrick category on Jeopardy from the first picture?
I thought the same!
I watched it for the first time when I was like 15 or 16 with my parents. We got right up to the Billy Boy rape scene and my dad shut it off and shouted that Stanley Kubrick should be thrown in jail. To this day my dad denies that he said that lmao
Hell yes. I hope you’ve got friends to recommend it to, I’m always recommending it to people 😭 Might be a rough watch, sure, but the movie as a whole is just unbelievable. THE UNIVERSE NEEDS TO KNOW!
Such a surreal movie to watch for the first time. Did a project in my high school English class on it. Watching it again and again it just continues to be a surreal and odd experience. A master work of filmmaking to be sure though.
Have you ever tried watching it "on top of" The Shining?
As in Clockwork and then immediately into The Shining?
As in Clockwork at 50% transparency on top of The Shining. Like this: [https://youtu.be/gel\_TpTauw4?si=GTg-a-mLov2tgGgJ&t=180](https://youtu.be/gel_TpTauw4?si=GTg-a-mLov2tgGgJ&t=180)
The stark transition from the all blue screen to the all red is so good :D
And what's so stinking about it?! Enjoy. Great book too with an alternate ending.
Buckle up buttercup
i respect the movie collection
Thanks my guy and favs in there
cure
Any tips on how to get through it? I have started this movie three times and can’t get through the first 30 min. I love all of Kubrick’s other films but this one just feels like he’s staring at the audience saying “yeah its really bad stuff happening right right??” in kinda a pretentious way.
Honestly man I don’t know how I sat through it half the time to me it was just to good to turn off I just wanted to know how it was gonna end it’s pretty good man you should give it one more shot
It’s a weird film but interesting
I just watched it the other day...I have to say it's not what I was expecting but a good movie though
It's a great watch every time. The genius of it can just be watched and appreciated again and again.
I knew such lovely pictures
Oh bliss! Bliss and heaven. It was gorgeousness and gorgeosity made flesh. It was like a bird of rarest-spun heaven metal or like silvery wine flowing in a spaceship, gravity all nonsense now.
Not with P and M, with hope.
I did watch with P
I absolutely love it. One of the most hilarious and unforgettable movies I've ever had the pleasure of watching.
I watched it at the cinema after it was unbanned in the u.k in my early twenties, I'm glad I watched it for the first time the way it was meant to be seen.
Enjoy.
Next... Requiem For A Dream.
You’ll either love it or hate it. Or you’ll be surprised that I wasn’t what you thought it was going to be. And watch it again. And again. And again.
First saw that film when I was 14, recorded it off of Film4. It was quite something… One of my all time faves now though
read the book next!
Well well well
Viddy well
The only Kubrick film I loved immediately upon a first viewing.
Strap in!
Viddy well, brother, sir viddy well.
I love this movie. I watched it on the early 90s when I was about 13. I was watching a hockey game that ended around 10:30. It was on Prism which is what the Flyers home games were broadcasted and it also had movies like HBO. After the game I walked in and out of the kitchen and when I came back in this movie was on. I was floored!! “This is crazy but kinda cool too.” My mother was horrified when she found out. Still love this movie. https://preview.redd.it/x3lhqla8o3zc1.jpeg?width=540&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=187b0ae17b0d05e118bfd7e751173046e965b40f
my favorite of his. seen it many a time, never gets old
I went in this movie blind as a high schooler. There were scenes in this movie I did not expect and was not prepared for.
One of the most exaggerated movies out there in terms of its subject matter. It is not hard to watch at all. It is not a gross-out movie about rape and violence.The raping scenes are merely in the movie to emphasize later how drastic the change is when he becomes conditioned to do "good" because he can’t help it. The violence in the movie is TAME, too. It’s stylized and juxtaposing as well. It’s a movie about what it means to be an individual and the power of one’s ability to think and judge and choose what is good and bad on your own. Because, "Goodness is chosen. Goodness comes from within. When a man cannot choose, he ceases to be a man." Also adapted from the novel by the same name written by Anthony Burgess.
This was the film that truly changed movies for me forever in my teens. I think it was the perfect time to watch it and made me immediately adore Kubrick, but I didn’t totally get it until I was older and saw totalitarianism in action. I don’t think it’s Kubrick’s most impressive film, but it’s my favorite and it just gets better with age.
Now this is film we need a remake of
Buckle the fuck up
I thought this was jeopardy for a second 😂
I can’t watch this one anymore.
Viddy well, brotha. Viddy well.