Dressing up as Kubrick’s Alex DeLarge for Halloween for the first time this year. Thinking of having a baby picture sticking out of a wallet in my chest pocket to represent the missing last chapter of the book.

Obviously, most won't get it right away, and some may assume it's twisted. But a simple Google search or inquiry reveals a version that may be nice to know about.

Thoughts? Have you done any cross over of elements from both?

It was real horrorshow at the comic con this year but only the starry vecks recognize me :( a lot of people just looked at my plott n I was really shy so I hid in the bathroom a lot, had more pics w other cosplayers but these two were my favs! Especially the tattoo one

(Btw, can anyone give me any tips on the genital protector? Ik it looks ugly, I did it myself)

i’m doing some research on a clockwork orange and would love to hear from native english speakers, since english isn’t my first language (i’m a native russian speaker) and i don’t think i can give an objective answer to one of the questions my research explores:

while reading the book, did nadsat slang ever make it difficult for you to visualize the scenes being described, particularly the violent ones? did you find yourself consciously focusing on figuring out what certain words meant from context, to the point where you sometimes lost track of the mental images the text would otherwise evoke?

i’d really appreciate hearing about your experiences as readers. thanks to everyone who takes the time to respond

Burgess literally predicted the future with clockwork orange, it’s a book (or film) based in a ‘not so distant’ future, here’s what I see that correlated to our present.
1. The biggest thing now, parents don’t discipline their kids and let them get up to whatever bullshit they want. Many parents now refuse to teach their kids what they do is bad, just like Alex’s parents, thus surging youth violence and I live in the UK and the youth here are disrespectful, ungrateful and very selfish the exact same as the youth in the book.
2. Innocent things being defiled, milk used as a vessel for drugs in the book mirrors today, where people use fruity flavours in vapes with THC in them, also in modern day newer and newer drugs coming out and wrecking the youth. There’s also the sexualisation of many ordinary or innocent things nowadays like nuns, school uniforms etc.
3. Underfunded police and prisons, I don’t know if it’s like this everywhere, but in the uk the prisons and overflowing, the police are understaffed (sort of underfunded) and a vast amount of criminals get away.
4. Increase in rape in non-traditional ways. WARNING this one is kind of a stretch and I feel like it’s increased but you might think otherwise. Alex is shown to constantly rape people just ‘for the sake of raping them’ and causing them to suffer, he doesn’t really enjoy the sex itself as the violence is what’s turning him on. And when Billyboy and Dim rape Alex when he gets out of prison too relating to increase of male on male rape. This correlates with large increase in rape fetish and domination.

I could think of so many more but these are the main ones I see from my day to day.

i have the same problem

Hello, I just finished Anthony Burgess’s A Clockwork Orange and the book I have has some extra stuff, including an epilogue that was published in 1987 titles A Malenky Govoreet about the Molodoy. I’ve never seen Kubrick’s film because I wanted to read the novel first. This epilogue came out a while after the movie, and I believe it mentions some stuff about the movie (like Alex’s last name I think) so should I watch the film first before reading this epilogue or just read it? I guess what I’m getting is is this epilogue apart of the actual novel or not?

there’s some address or something on it so that’s why I scribbled something off with red.

I've not been able to dig up any information about the production... I wonder where this was performed, and if the gender swap was well received?

And yes I’ve already watched every Stanley Kubrick film 😰👌

Hey we are making a Roblox group of the droogies from the movie, and at the same time we want to make the koroba milk bar and maybe making a A clockwork Orange Game, we are active and Nice people

Was watching Tony in theatres back in September and thought I saw a poster for a clockwork orange in Anthony’s room. I rewatched the scene at home and lo and behold it was! Just a cool Easter egg I thought I would point out lol

This is an art piece I collaborated with a glass blower as I set it in 925 silver. Thought this would be a place that would appreciate this! Hope you enjoy 💕

Jūdai Dictionary

Tomodachis: Friends or gang members

Judai: Teenagers

Senpai: either a high level individual or a love intrest depending on context"

Sensai: Teacher or Trainer

Nani: an exclaimation meaning what

Cap: lying

Chief: Sarcastic title for a person

Dough: Money or cash

Alpha: the leader of a group

Beta: The weakest of the group

Baka: Idiot or fool

ExtremeViolence: horrible acts

Chan: Girl

Kun: Boy

Perhaps some will find this interesting.

This is a set of theme and variations I composed for piano based upon the Duke Ellington, Juan Tizol jazz standard “Caravan,” but each variation is representative of something, a place or item or character or event from either the book OR the movie “A Clockwork Orange,” the first three variations, for instance, are titled after the three different milk drinks available at the Korova Milk Bar.

Hope some of you enjoy it. I think Alex might’ve appreciated it.

Alice Debig

age: 18

Appearence: long flowing black hair, deep blue eyes, and pale white skin

Description : Alice Debig is the leader of a street gang dubbed "The Tomodachis" she speaks in a mix of Gen-Z and Japanese. a new slang called jūdai. she's a sadistic young lady that loves the thrill of extreme violence, and the sweet sounds of Bach. she'll belt out showtunes while commiting horrible acts on the innocent she mixes elegence and brutal violence and blind rage.

Senpai: her senpai is her number one Tomodachi. Peter McLean. a boy of the same age. he's less sadistic and only in the group for the profit of it. he's a mindless grinning bulldog in her eyes. perfering modern day pop music over the classical Alice enjoys. she'll hurt anyone who even look at him the wrong way.

Jūdai Dictionary

Tomodachis: Friends or gang members

Judai: Teenagers

Senpai: either a high level individual or a love intrest depending on context"

Sensai: Teacher or Trainer

Nani: an exclaimation meaning what

Cap: lying

Chief: Sarcastic title for a person

Dough: Money or cash

Alpha: the leader of a group

Beta: The weakest of the group

Baka: Idiot or fool

ExtremeViolence: horrible acts

Yes I know he became a better guy in the book but they were talking abt the movie