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A Clockwork Orange (Blu-ray)

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All right! Let’s keep this scary Sunday moving along swiftly shall we? I’m feeling in the mood for something thought provoking this time around, but also horrifying. There are few filmmakers who can capture both mind blowing beautiful imagery, and imbue them with such a palpable sense of dread and anxiety than the legendary Stanley Lunrick. The Shining, Full Metal Jacket, A Clockwork Orange... really nearly all of his work could fit this particular mood. I could (and do!) watch this one over and over again. Malcom McDowell may have been stuck in direct to DVD purgatory for the better part of the last two decades, participating in one god awful project after another lately... but wow he was good when he was good!!! 🤘🤘🤘 Any other fans? What’s your favorite Kubrick flick?

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