A Clockwork Orange: Schizophrenia / the Two Faces of Kubrick
Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange blends symbolic imagery with narrative and educational elements, exploring the dichotomies of violence, morality, and aesthetics.
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A Clockwork Orange
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A Clockwork Orange – Review by Paul D. Zimmerman
A Clockwork Orange is a characteristically frosty piece of film-making, shorn completely of sentiment, working through brilliant ironies and dazzling dramatic ideas that please…
A Clockwork Orange: Viddying Metaphor
Whatever tempted Kubrick to adapt the novel A Clockwork Orange and deal with its extraordinary difficulties, his methods of rising to their challenges were…
Masterpiece: A Clockwork Orange (1971)
Kubrick’s future shock satire, A Clockwork Orange, is twice the movie it was accused of being
Décor as Theme: A Clockwork Orange
In this essay, Sobchack explores Kubrick's use of décor to emphasize the theme of violence in A Clockwork Orange
Arancia Meccanica (A Clockwork Orange, 1972) – Recensione di Tullio Kezich
Stanley Kubrick ha equamente ripartito il film tra un’immagine agghiacciante del futuro e il grigiore dell’establishment antiquato e cadente. Per ripeterci che l’uomo non…
Accepting Violence as a Sensual Pleasure: Pauline Kael and Kubrick’s “a Clockwork Orange”
Pauline believed she had a clear-eyed view of Kubrick’s intentions. At the end of the picture, when Alex’s former victims turn on him and…
A Clockwork Orange – Review by Dale Winogura [Cinefantastique]
Stanley Kubrick has topped a masterpiece with a masterpiece. A Clockwork Orange is not the best Anglo-Saxon language film of 1971, it is the…
A Clockwork Orange | Review by Andrew Sarris
Let me report simply that A Clockwork Orange manifests itself on the screen as a painless, bloodless, and ultimately pointless futuristic fantasy.
A Clockwork Orange (1971) – Review by Jackson Burgess
If anybody is looking for a film which will embody and reinforce his worst moments of panic, it is available in Stanley Kubrick’s Clockwork…
A Clockwork Orange – Review by Stephen Mamber
A Clockwork Orange has fallen heir to the same controversies regarding film violence that blossomed with Bonnie and Clyde and seem never to have…
A Clockwork Orange – Review by Don Daniels [Sight and Sound]
by Don Daniels Stanley Kubrick’s films seem to provoke the kind of mindless praise and attack that is called ‘controversy’ these days. In the…
A Clockwork Orange (1972) – Review by Richard Schickel
For a director like Stanley Kubrick, a novel like Anthony Burgess's A Clockwork Orange must have seemed an irresistible challenge. Kubrick is essentially a…
A Clockwork Orange (1972) | Review by Dilys Powell
Dilys Powell reviews Stanley Kubrick's 'A Clockwork Orange'
Modern Times: An Interview with Stanley Kubrick
Philip Strick & Penelope Houston interview with Stanley Kubrick regarding 'A Clockwork Orange'
Arancia Meccanica (1972) – Recensione di Pietro Bianchi
di Pietro Bianchi È difficile dire quale fosse la precisa intenzione del regista Stanley Kubrick quando decise di fare un film, Arancia meccanica, dal…
Arancia meccanica – di Enrico Ghezzi [Il Castoro Cinema]
Saggio critico di Enrico Ghezzi su "Arancia Meccanica", pubblicato nel numero monografico su Stanley Kubrick della collana Il Castoro Cinema
Arancia meccanica – Recensione di Giovanni Grazzini
Giovanni Grazzini recensisce "Arancia Meccanica" di Stanley Kubrick. Corriere della Sera, 24 agosto 1972
Arancia meccanica: Roll over beethoven
E se "Arancia meccanica" fosse il primo metafilm di tutto il cinema postmoderno? Saggio di Marcello Walter Bruno
Arancia meccanica E lolita: Kubrick replay
Le riedizioni di Lolita e di Arancia Meccanica: il cinema come "magnifica ossessione", la componente ludica della violenza in una messa in scena "assoluta"…
Arancia meccanica (riedizione, 1998) – Recensioni italiane
Raccolta di recensioni italiane pubblicate in occasione della riedizione del film di Stanley Kubrick 'Arancia meccanica' nel 1998
A Clockwork Orange: The Old Ultra-Violence
Director Stanley Kubrick lent a learned eye to A Clockwork Orange, enlisting lighting cameraman John Alcott, BSC to help create a bleak dystopian futurescape
Viddy Well, Little Brother!
A Clockwork Orange by Tony Parsons A Clockwork Orange was like seeing your little life blown up and put on the big screen. It…
Kubrick Country – Interview by Penelope Houston
Kubrick Country by Penelope Houston, an interview on A Clockwork Orange, Saturday Review, 25 December 1971
Circular Misadventures: Stanley Kubrick’s a Clockwork Orange
The title of Stanley Kubrick's latest film, "A Clockwork Orange", alludes in two different ways to something circular or spherical that is closed on…
The Cultural Productions of ‘a Clockwork Orange’
Janet Staiger's essay on the cultural effects of watching A Clockwork Orange
A Clockwork Orange: Stanley Strangelove – Review by Pauline Kael
Review of Stanley Kubrick's "A Clockwork Orange" written by Pauline Kael and published in The New Yorker, January 1, 1972
A Clockwork Orange: The Décor of Tomorrow’s Hell
Some movies are so inventive and powerful that they can be viewed again and again and each time yield up fresh illuminations. Stanley Kubrick's…
Arancia Meccanica – Speciale Cineforum
Speciale Arancia Meccanica pubblicato dalla rivista Cineforum nel 1973