There’s a suggestion in A Clockwork Orange that Alex’s beloved Beethoven — whose Ninth Symphony he spins with a sacral reverence on a beautiful Transcriptor’s Hydraulic Reference Turntable ...

This 1971 film is one of the most controversial and it’s based on a book that was once banned. A Clockwork Orange, directed by Stanley Kubrick received four Oscar nominations. The film was based ...

‘A CLOCKWORK ORANGE’ AND 7 OTHER BANNED FILMS The New York Daily News published this article on Dec. 20, 1971. Kubrick is not offering violence for the sake of violence.

He's wrapped in a straitjacket, strapped to a chair, and forced to watch violent footage until the mental strain becomes too much.

Anthony Burgess's A Clockwork Orange spawned an underground lexicon that seeped into pop culture and resonates now, writes Arwa Haider, in BBC Culture's new Cult Books series.

Unpublished "Clockwork Orange" sequel discovered — here are the first details The nearly 200-page manuscript was discovered at author Anthony Burgess' house in Bracciano, Italy ...

Set in a not-too-distant dystopian Britain, “A Clockwork Orange” is filled with vividly violent images that examine the state’s pedestals, from psychiatry to youth gangs to social, political and ...

The scene is eerily familiar, with Chucky strapped to a chair and eyes forced open with impromptu bobby pins. The scene in Chucky Season 2 is from the 1971 dystopian crime movie, A Clockwork Orange.

This past week marked the 40th anniversary of the release of "A Clockwork Orange" one of the most violent and provocative films ever made and a triumph of the sci-fi genre.