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La película, que fue filmada en Inglaterra, muestra al personaje Alex DeLarge (Malcolm McDowell), un delincuente sociópata y carismático, cuyos placeres son la música clásica (especialmente Beethoven), la violación y la «ultra-violencia». Lidera una banda de matones (Pete, George y Dim), a los que llama drugos (del término ruso друг, «amigo», «colega»), con los que comete una serie de violentas fechorías. Es capturado y se le intenta rehabilitar a través de una técnica de psicología conductista. Alex narra la mayor parte del filme en nadsat, una jerga adolescente ficticia que combina lengua eslava (especialmente ruso), inglés y la jerga rimada cockney. En España e Hispanoamérica, algunos términos fueron adaptados al idioma. La película se caracteriza por contenidos violentos que facilitan A Clockwork Orange est un film Kubrickien du réalisateur britannique Stanley. On le classe généralement dans la catégorie des "films satiriques d'anticipation sur l'ultraviolence avec dedans un jeune qui aime écouter Ludwig Van Beethoven et boire du lait". Le film a été particulièrement controversé en raison de scènes anormalement malsaines ou plutôt "choquantes" par leur caractère si profondément absurde et/ou dément qu'il en devient dangereux pour la tranquillité psychique du spectateur. Il est d'ailleurs prouvé qu'on peut mourir en regardant Orange Mécanique. The title refers to something natural being forced to change into something unnatural and mechanical. Burgess claimed that he first heard the phrase "as queer as a clockwork orange" in London in 1945 and that it simply referred to something highly unusual. However, there is no record of its usage before 1962. The final chapter was not included in the first American edition of the novel, the publisher insisting that American readers would not accept it as realistic, and did not appear in any edition of A Clockwork Orange published in the United States until 1986. A Clockwork Orange is a 1971 film written, directed and produced by Stanley Kubrick, adapted from Anthony Burgess' 1962 novella of the same name. It features disturbing, violent images, facilitating its social commentary on psychiatry, youth gangs, and other social, political, and economic subjects in a dystopian, future Britain. A Clockwork Orange is a dystopian novel by Anthony Burgess published in 1962 and adapted for film by Stanley Kubrick in 1971. The movie was one of Kubrick's most shocking works - due to the fact that he hadn't done much lately and found himself extremely bored all the time... So he got "creative"-, and was pulled from commercial release after death threats were sent to him, mostly from teenagers who felt they might be desensitized by the lurid, almost pornographic scenes of violence and sex. This was much to the dismay of the establishment, who thought younger viewers might respond to a role model (who wouldn't want to be Alex?!) like the protagonist, a lover of classical music and poster-boy for milk consumption (later in his career, he became the founder and spokesperson of the GOT MILK? campaign... he's being closely watched by Pamela Anderson and her PETA friends so he won't be milking any more cows than nece

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The movie was one of Kubrick's most shocking works - due to the fact that he hadn't done much lately and found himself extremely bored all the time... So he got "creative"-, and was pulled from commercial release after death threats were sent to him, mostly from teenagers who felt they might be desensitized by the lurid, almost pornographic scenes of violence and sex. This was much to the dismay of the establishment, who thought younger viewers might respond to a role model (who wouldn't want to be Alex?!) like the protagonist, a lover of classical music and poster-boy for milk consumption (later in his career, he became the founder and spokesperson of the GOT MILK? campaign... he's being closely watched by Pamela Anderson and her PETA friends so he won't be milking any more cows than necessary). Many British tabloids came out vociferously (literally screaming loudly) against the film, boosting its box office ratings. The Sun, a British left leaning tabloid publication, claimed the "subliminal penetration" utilized by the film (a mix of English and Slav) was disrespectful to its Soviet heroes, famously renouncing it with the front page article "Stalin Wouldn't Have Stood For It!!" [sic]. Right wing papers also blasted it, saying it made white people look like "violent sociopaths", and that the central character "seemed a bit gay", all the while rebelling outright against the House Un-Americans Committee. The movie eventually saw the light of day under the name A Lovely Walk in the Countryside to avoid negative attention (the idea being that critics of its first outing would not watch a film with this new title), but was finally re-released with its working title A Chocolate Orange in 2001, managing to stave off legal interventions from British confectionist giant, Terry. The title refers to something natural being forced to change into something unnatural and mechanical. Burgess claimed that he first heard the phrase "as queer as a clockwork orange" in London in 1945 and that it simply referred to something highly unusual. However, there is no record of its usage before 1962. The novel's main character and narrator is a juvenile delinquent named Alex, who is fifteen years old at the start of the novel. Alex, although intelligent and a lover of classical music, is a violent sociopath who thinks nothing of beating up men or raping women and girls. He is the leader of a small gang of petty criminals and thugs, who regularly indulge in acts of violence and criminality simply for their own amusement. After Alex is found guilty of murder and sent to prison, he agrees to undergo a kind of aversion therapy which will cure him of his violent tendencies. Alex becomes conditioned against violence but, as a side effect, also finds that he hates all music. Some friends of one of Alex's former victims try to use his hatred of music to force him to commit suicide. Alex fails in his suicide attempt. In hospital, he finds that he has returned to his former self, enjoying both music and violence again. In the final chapter, a slightly older Alex finds that he has lost interest in crime and feels ready to become a productive member of society. The final chapter was not included in the first American edition of the novel, the publisher insisting that American readers would not accept it as realistic, and did not appear in any edition of A Clockwork Orange published in the United States until 1986. A notable feature of the novel is the use by Alex and his contemporaries of a kind of slang called Nadsat, created by Burgess. Nadsat is made up largely of words derived from Russian, which the young people are said to have learnt from propaganda, together with expressions taken from Cockney rhyming slang and some words of Burgess' own creation. There is an element of metafiction in A Clockwork Orange, in that one of Alex's victims is an author who is working on a manuscript called A Clockwork Orange when Alex attacks him. A Clockwork Orange has been adapted as a film twice, most notably as the 1971 movie by Stanley Kubrick, and adapted for the stage numerous times. A Clockwork Orange is a dystopian novel by Anthony Burgess published in 1962 and adapted for film by Stanley Kubrick in 1971. La película, que fue filmada en Inglaterra, muestra al personaje Alex DeLarge (Malcolm McDowell), un delincuente sociópata y carismático, cuyos placeres son la música clásica (especialmente Beethoven), la violación y la «ultra-violencia». Lidera una banda de matones (Pete, George y Dim), a los que llama drugos (del término ruso друг, «amigo», «colega»), con los que comete una serie de violentas fechorías. Es capturado y se le intenta rehabilitar a través de una técnica de psicología conductista. Alex narra la mayor parte del filme en nadsat, una jerga adolescente ficticia que combina lengua eslava (especialmente ruso), inglés y la jerga rimada cockney. En España e Hispanoamérica, algunos términos fueron adaptados al idioma. La película se caracteriza por contenidos violentos que facilitan una crítica social en psiquiatría, el pandillerismo juvenil, las teorías conductistas en psicología y otros tópicos ubicados en una sociedad futurista distópica. Su banda sonora está principalmente compuesta por pasajes de música clásica, varios de ellos reinterpretados y en ocasiones, como en el caso de los títulos de crédito, adaptados por la compositora Wendy Carlos utilizando el sintetizador Moog. A Clockwork Orange est un film Kubrickien du réalisateur britannique Stanley. On le classe généralement dans la catégorie des "films satiriques d'anticipation sur l'ultraviolence avec dedans un jeune qui aime écouter Ludwig Van Beethoven et boire du lait". Le film a été particulièrement controversé en raison de scènes anormalement malsaines ou plutôt "choquantes" par leur caractère si profondément absurde et/ou dément qu'il en devient dangereux pour la tranquillité psychique du spectateur. Il est d'ailleurs prouvé qu'on peut mourir en regardant Orange Mécanique. Car ce que j'ai oublié de préciser, c'est qu'en français, le film s'appelle Orange Mécanique. J'ai préféré appeler mon article par le titre original de l'œuvre, parce-que je préférais faire ça. Oh mais je m'égare. Passons à la suite. A Clockwork Orange is a 1971 film written, directed and produced by Stanley Kubrick, adapted from Anthony Burgess' 1962 novella of the same name. It features disturbing, violent images, facilitating its social commentary on psychiatry, youth gangs, and other social, political, and economic subjects in a dystopian, future Britain. Alex (Malcolm McDowell), the main character, is a charismatic, sociopathic delinquent whose interests include classical music (especially Beethoven), rape, and what is termed "ultra-violence". He leads a small gang of thugs (Pete, Georgie, and Dim), whom he calls his droogs (from the Russian друг, "friend", "buddy"). The film chronicles the horrific crime spree of his gang, his capture, and attempted rehabilitation via controversial psychological conditioning. Alex narrates most of the film in Nadsat, a fractured adolescent slang comprising words from Slavic languages(especially Russian), English, and Cockney rhyming slang. A Clockwork Orange features a soundtrack comprising mostly classical music selections and Moog synthesizer compositions by Wendy Carlos (then known as "Walter Carlos"). The artwork of the now-iconic poster of A Clockwork Orange was created by Philip Castle with the layout by designer Bill Gold.