bored.

[ENTITY2000]

sorry about the late reply
london is my fave to. anyway
who out there likes the clock work orange?

[zwoti]

clockwork orange is a classic, kubrick let loose

[phantomstranger]

Strange, twisted and brilliant. Kubricks masterpiece

[AUSTIN316426808]

you don't have to start a new thread to reply just post in the same one.

[ClassicHorror]

neither clockwork or american is classic, and clockwork isn't even horror. What is up with this guy.

[AUSTIN316426808]

Originally posted by ClassicHorror
neither clockwork or american is classic, and clockwork isn't even horror. What is up with this guy.


you realize there's a ridiculous amount of people that disagree with you on the subject. I respect your opinion but they're both classic films, there isn't many werewolf films that can compete with American and Clockwork is probably Kubrick's best film.

[ClassicHorror]

They're modern classics, and shouldn't the modern classics be praised in the modern horror thread? :cool:, but not traditional classics like from 1969 down....

And I never said I don't like those two films, they are both two of my favorite films ever made.

[AUSTIN316426808]

Originally posted by ClassicHorror
They're modern classics, and shouldn't the modern classics be praised in the modern horror thread? :cool:, but not traditional classics like from 1969 down....

And I never said I don't like those two films, they are both two of my favorite films ever made.


my bad, didn't realize this was the classic horror forum. I guess you're right.

[zwoti]

to the rescue

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[The STE]

hey, new boobs...noobs?

[The Mothman]

i like that avatar..........:)

[EXTR3MIST]

A Clockwork Orange is overrated, and a most inhuman film... but of course this could be seen as a virtue to horror fans.

Quite startling is it's influence over Trainspotting (voiceover, music, sets) which was never apparent until I saw both films again recently.